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Books, Pamphlets, and Maps relating to the Discovery,
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A FEW PREFATORY REMARKS
THE name of Wilberforce Eames is so well known in con-
nection with bibliographical research that the placing of
his private library before book-lovers has unquestionably been
awaited with special interest. As one would naturally expect, a
marked feature is the collection of bibliographical works, many
of them privately issued and of great scarcity, the indispensable
" tools " of the librarian and student. The collector of the
almost unobtainable of those rare books which are only note-
worthy on account of errata or some absurdity in the way of
misprinting, will no doubt be somewhat disappointed, but the
student, bibliographer and book-lover will revel in the many
choice and interesting items offered.
This first portion is devoted entirely to those books and
pamphlets dealing with the discovery, early exploration, coloni-
zation and history of this continent. A careful perusal of the
catalogue will show how few are absent that are of real and
permanent value. Many are reprints, but reprints that are
exact reprints, and with annotations, criticisms and comments
by the first scholars of the day, embracing the results of the
latest researches, correcting or pointing out the errors of the
original writer or of early commentators, thus combining a
facsimile of the original with the more perfect knowledge that
has been acquired by the diligent labors of later students.
In a collection like this, where all are of special value, it is
almost an impossibility to point out anything that stands out as
of more value than another. The first edition of Hakluyt is a
valuable and scarce item, the Visscher map of New York is of
great rarity, but many others are of nearly equal importance to
the historian. Among other noteworthy items is Filson's
Kentucky, Haywood's Tennessee, several editions of the Travels
of Lewis and Clark, many of the valuable publications of Henry
Harrisse — that indefatigable delver into the early history of
American exploration — a long series of the publications of the
Hakluyt Society, a remarkable collection of books and
pamphlets relating to American Colleges and Universities — the
most extensive that has ever been offered for sale, and of the
utmost value for biographical purposes, containing information
not to be obtained from any other source — many books on
cartography with facsimiles of the rarest of maps, including the
recently discovered map of Waldseemuller, a large gathering of
facsimiles of the letters of Columbus and Vespuccius, etc., etc.
In concluding these few prefatory remarks, we would beg to
call attention to the fine and clean condition of every book, the
result of many years' careful selection.
Hmertcana*
i VI CHENWALL (PROF. GOTTFRIED). Aschenwell's Obser-
y\ vations on North America, 1767, translated by J. G. Rosengarten.
8vo, paper, pp. 19. Philadelphia, 1903
&to£fta.
2 AMEDEO DI SAVOIA (PRINCE LUIGI). The Ascent of Mount
St. Elias. Narrated by Filippo Filippi, translated by Signora Villari,
and profusely illustrated by Vottorio Sella. Royal 8vo, cloth.
Westminster (London), 1900
3 BAKER (MARCUS). The Alaskan Boundary. 8vo, paper, pp. 16.
[Washington, 1895]
4 BLAKE (W. P.) Geographical Notes upon Russian America and the
Stickeen River. With map. 8vo, paper, pp. 19. Washington, 1868
5 DALL (W. H.) Alaska and its Resources. Map and numerous illus-
trations. Thick 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1870
6 DALL (W. H). and BAKER (MARCUS). Partial List of Charts,
Maps, and Publications relating to Alaska and the Adjacent Region.
4to, sewed, pp. 212 (163-375). [Washington, 1880]
* Contains 3,832 titles of books and articles, besides the list of maps. Presentation
copy from the author.
/
HEILPRIN (ANGELO). Alaska and the Klondike. 3 maps and
35 illustrations from photographs. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
HITCHCOCK (MARY E.) Two Women in the Klondike. The Story
of a Journey to the Gold Fields of Alaska. 103 illustrations and map.
8vo, cloth. New York, 1899
9 PETROFF (IVAN). Report on the Population, Industries and
Resources of Alaska (10th Census, 1880). With maps, views and col-
ored plates of Indians. 4to, half morocco.
n. p., n. d. [Washington, 1882 ?]
10 PHILLIPS (P. LEE). Maps relating to Alaska and the North-West
Part of North America, 1588-1898. 8vo, paper, pp. 119.
Washington, 1898
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ALASKA— Continued.
ii RAY (P. H.) Report of the International Polar Expedition to Point
Barrow, Alaska (1881-83). Portraits of Indians, views and map. 4to,
cloth. Washington, 1885
12 U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. Map of Alaska showing known
Gold-Bearing Rocks, with Descriptive Text. 8vo, paper, pp. 44,
with folding map. Washington, 1898
13 Maps and Descriptions of Routes of Exploration in Alaska in
1898, with general information concerning the Territory. 8vo, paper,
pp. 138, with 10 maps separate. (As one piece.) Washington, 1899
14 ALDEN (G. H.) New Governments West of the Alleghanies before
, 1780. 8vo, paper, pp. 74. (Bulletin of the University of Wis.)
Madison, Wis., 1897
15 AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY. Transactions, Vols.
1 to 4, 8vo (publisher's bindings, Vol. 1, boards; Vol. 2, half cloth;
Vols. 3 and 4, cloth).
Worcester, 1820; Cambridge, 1836; [Boston], 1857, i860
* Among the papers included are Atwater's Description of the Antiquities of
Ohio; Accounts of the Journeys of La Salle and Hennepin; Johnston's Present State
of the Indians in Ohio; Gallatin's Synopsis of the Indian Tribes, with comparative
vocabularies; Gookin's Historical Account of the Doings and Sufferings of the Indians
in New England, 1675-77; Josselyn's New England Rarities (reprinted in full, with
Introduction and Notes by Prof. E. Tuckerman); Wingfield's Discourse of Virginia,
1608, now first printed; Original Documents relating to Raleigh's Colony, and the
Colony at Jamestown; etc.
16 Proceedings of the Society, from its Commencement in 1813
to the Semi-Annual Meeting at Boston, April 28, 1880. Complete
set. 75 numbers, 8vo, paper. Boston, 1813; Worcester, 1880
* From the 52 semi-annual meeting, or part 13, each part bore the name "Pro-
ceedings," previously they bore differing titles. For the use of future collectors the
titles are here given, commencing with the first: Account of the A. A. S., Boston,
1 8 1 3 ; Address by W. Jenks, Boston, 1813; Address by Abiel Holmes, Boston, 1814;
Communication from the President, Oct. 24, 1814, with the Laws of the Society,
Worcester, n. d. (1815); Address by W. Paine, Worcester, 1815; Address by W.
Bentley, Oct., 1816 (never printed until 1875, at Worcester); Address to the Members
(signed Oliver Fiske), with the Laws and Regulations, Worcester, 1819; Address by
I. Goodwin, Worcester, 1820; Report presented Oct., 1821, 2 leaves (reprint only
in this set); By-Laws, 24 Oct., 1831; Address by W. Lincoln, Worcester, 1835;
Semi-Annual Report, with Catalogue of Officers and Members, Worcester, 1839; the
next publication is entitled " Proceedings," and from thence continuously with that
title.
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17 AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY. Proceedings. New
Series. From the commencement of the New Series, Oct. 1880, to
Vol. XVI., Part 3 (the last number issued). In the original parts.
(As 16 vols.) Worcester, 1881-1905
* The title and index of Vol. XVI. is not yet issued, but will be supplied to the
purchaser immediately on its publication.
18 A Partial Index to the Proceedings of the American Anti-
quarian Society from its Foundation in 1812 to 1880. By S. Salis-
bury. With a table of all the publications and reprints of the
Society, with the prices, by N. Paine. 8vo, cloth. Worcester, 1883
19 Contents of the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian
Society, 1880-1903. By Nath. Paine. 8vo, pp. 37, paper.
Worcester, 1905
20 Catalogue of Books in the Library of the American Antiquarian
Society in Worcester, Mass. (With Lists of Purchases at the Brin-
ley Sales added.) 8vo, half morocco. Worcester, 1837
21 Various separate publications of the Society: Report on Pre-
historic Man, by J. R. Bartlett; Mather Publications and MSS., in
the Library, the Relations between Hamilton and Washington;
First Essays at Banking and the First Paper Money in New Eng-
land, and others (including list of officers, etc.). 8vo, paper. (As
20 pieces.)
22 AMERICAN CHURCH HISTORY SERIES. Separate volumes
on the History of the Lutherans, Methodists, Presbyterians, Bap-
tists, and other Denominations in the United States, and Carroll
on the Religious Forces of the United States, and a History of
American Christianity by Leonard W. Bacon. Complete set, in 13
vols. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1893-97
23 AMERICAN CLERGY. Sprague (W. B.) Annals of the Ameri-
can Pulpit; or, Commemorative Notices of Distinguished American
Clergymen of Various Denominations from the Early Settlement of
the Country to the close of 1855. Historical Introductions by W. B.
Sprague. Some portraits. 9 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1859-69
* The volumes include Trinitarian, Congregational, Presbyterian, Episcopalian,
Baptist, Methodist, Unitarian, Lutheran, Reformed Dutch, Associate, Associate Re-
formed, Reformed Presbyterian.
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24 AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. An unusually full
Series of the Early Publications of the American Geographical and
Statistical Society, as follows:
Constitution, adopted Oct. 9, 1851, 8 pp.
Charter and By-Laws, May 22, 1852, 12 pp.
Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 1, Aug., 1852, 80 pp. and map.
Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 2, Jan., 1853, pp. 81-195, and map.
Kane (E. K.) Access to an Open Polar Sea, 1853, 24 pp. and map.
Mosquera (T. C.) Memoir on the Physical and Political Geography of New Gra-
nada, 1853, 105 pp. and large map.
Report, Dec, 1853, Grinnell Land Controversy, 21 pp.
Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 3, for 1854, io3 PP- anc> 3 maps.
Bulletin, Vol. 2, Part 1, Waddell's Paper on Northern New York, 1855, 48 pp.
By-Laws, 1855, 8 pp.
Hewitt (A. S.) On the Statistics and Geography of the Production qf Iron, 1856
37 pp. and folding diagram.
Perry (M. C.) Paper on the enlargement of Geographical Science, 1856, 31 pp.
Wheeler (D. E.) The New York Harbor, 1856, 20 pp. and map.
Statement of the Objects and Organization, 1856, 21 pp.
The same, another edition, 1856, 23 pp.
Bulletin, Vol. 2, for 1856, Jan. 1857, 288 pp.
Report of Committee on recent discoveries and publications, 1857, 19 pp.
Statement of the Object and Organization, 1857, 31 pp.
Catalogue of the Library, by E. R. Straznicky, 1857, 32 pp.
Annual Report of the Council and Officers for 1857, N. Y. 1858, 51 pp.
Charter, By-Laws, and List of Members, i860, 31 pp.
The Polar Exploring Expedition, Special Meeting, i860, 30 pp. and map.
Report of Nominating Committee, Apr. 5, i860, 7 pp.
Report on Revision of By-Laws, Oct. 3, 1861, 16 pp.
Report, the Financial Credit of the United States, 1862, 29 pp.
Field (C. W.) Prospects of the Atlantic Telegraph, 1862, 15 pp.
Annual Address of C. P. Daly, 1870, 46 pp.
Annual Address by Chief Justice Daly, 1873, 60 pp.
By-Laws, and List of Fellows, 1874, 2° PP-
Viele (E. L.) The Topography and Physical Resources of the State of New York,
1875, 23 pp.
Together 30 pamphlets. 8vo. New York, 1851-75
25 Journal of the American Geographical and Statistical Society,
Vol. 1, complete in 10 parts, Jan. to Dec, 1859. 4to, pp. viii.,
310, and j" maps and diagrams, paper covers. (As 1 vol.)
New York, 1859
26 Journal of the American Geographical and Statistical Society,
Vols. 2 and 4, paper and cloth, 8vo. (As 2 vols.)
New York, 1860-74
* Nearly a third of Vol. 4 is taken up with Mr. Brevoort's Notes on the Verrazano
Map, with facsimiles.
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27 AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Proceedings of
the American Geographical and Statistical Society, from May, 1862,
to March, 1865. 2 vols. 8vo, paper. Vol. 1 in 4 parts, Vol. 2 in
6 parts. (As 2 vols.) New York, 1862-65
* The last two parts, pp. 117-174, are very rare.
28 The Record of Civilization. Charles B. Smyth, editor. Vol. I,
No. 1. (Proceedings of the American Geographical and Statistical
Society, from May, 1865, to April, 1866.) 8vo, pp. 68, and covers.
New York, 1866
* Very rare. On the title is this MS. note :
" This Curiosity of Literature was unauthorized, unedited by and suppressed at
request of the Am. Geog. & Statist. Society."
29 Bulletin of the American Geographical Society, Sessions of
I873~74, in 8 parts (lacking No. 6); 1874-75, in 3 parts; 1875-76, in
3 parts; and 1876-77, in 5 parts. The first two parts in folio, the
others in 8vo. (As 4 vols.) New York, 1873-77
30 Bulletin (Journal) of the American Geographical Society, Vols.
10-22, complete in parts as issued. 13 vols. 8vo.
New York, 1878-90
31 Bulletin (Journal). 21 various parts between 1891 and 1898.
(As a lot.)
32 AMERICAN HERALDRY. A Primer of Heraldry for Americans.
By E. S. Holden. 24 full-page plates. i2mo, cloth. New York, 1898
33 AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION. Annual Reports
for 1895, 1896, 2 vols.; 1897, 1898, 1899, 2 vols.; 1900, 3 vols, (in-
cluding the 4th Report of the Manuscripts Commission); 1901,
2 vols.; 1902, 2 vols., and 1903, Vol. 1. 15 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Washington, 1896-1904
* Containing many valuable papers on the early history of Maryland, New England,
Virginia, the relations between England and the Colonies, etc.
34 AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW. Complete from its com-
mencement in October, 1895, to April, 1905 (the current issue). The
first 3 vols, half morocco, the remainder in the original parts.
Royal 8vo. (As 10 vols.)
* Many valuable historical articles by the first writers of the day.
35 AMERICAN HISTORY. Channing's The United States, 1765-
1865. 1896. — Johnston, The United States: its History and Constitu-
tion. 1889. — Channing and Hart's Guide to the Study of American
History. 1896. (3 vols.)
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36 AMERICAN HISTORY LEAFLETS. Edited by A. B. Bush-
nell and E. Channing of Harvard University. 30 Nos., Jan., 1892,
to Nov., 1896. i2mo, paper. (As 30 pieces.) New York, 1892-96
* Among the subjects comprised are: The Letter of Columbus to Luis de Sant Angel,
Extracts from the Sagas describing the Voyages to Vinland, Official Declarations on
the Monroe Doctrine, the Bering Sea Controversy 1790-1892, Articles of Confedera-
tion of the United Colonies 1643-84, Documents describing the Voyage of John
Cabot in 1497, Ordinances of Secession 1860-61, Coronado's Journey to New Mexico
1540-42, Lincoln's Inaugural and First Message to Congress, the Stamp Act 1765,
the Earliest New England Code of Laws, Capt. John Smith's True Relation 1608,
Extracts from Bradford's History of Plimoth Plantation, etc.
Hmertcan Xiterature.
37 DUYCKINCK (E. A. and G. L.) Cyclopaedia of American Litera-
ture, embracing Personal and Critical Notices of Authors and Selec-
tions from their Writings, from the Earliest Period to the Present
Day. With portraits, autographs, and other illustrations. Edited to date
by M. Laird Simons. 2 vols. 4to, half morocco. Philadelphia, 1875
38 The Cyclopedia of American Literature, by E. A. and G. L.
Duyckinck. A Review. [By Rufus W. Griswold.] 8vo, pp. 32,
paper. 2 copies, one with the Author's MS. notes. New York, 1856
* A very severe criticism, citing numerous errors, and naming nearly 200 prominent
writers who are not mentioned in the work.
39 HIGGINSON (THOMAS WENTWORTH). Short Studies of
American Authors. First Edition. i6mo, cloth. Boston, 1880
40 KNAPP (SAMUEL L.) Lectures on American Literature, with some
Remarks on American History. 8vo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1829
41 RICHARDSON (CHARLES F.) American Literature, 1607-
1885. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1887-89
* Vol. 1 is devoted to the Development of American Thought; Vol. 2 to American
Poetry and Fiction.
42 TYLER (MOSES COIT). A History of American Literature,
1607-1765. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
43 A History of American Literature during the Colonial Time,
1607-1765. [Revised edition.] 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut.
New York, 1897
44 The Literary History of the American Revolution, 1 763-1 783.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. New York, 1897
* Pages 429-483 of the second volume contain a Bibliography.
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AMERICAN LITERATURE— Continued.
45 HAWTHORNE'S and LEMMON'S American Literature, 1892.
— Underwood's American Authors. Boston, 1873. — Bancroft's
Literary Industries. 1891. — Fletcher's Public Libraries in America.
1894. 4 vols.
Hmerican poetry
46 KETTELL (SAMUEL). Specimens of American Poetry, with
critical and biographical notices. 4 portraits inserted. 3 vols.
i2mo, half calf, gilt. Boston, 1829
* A fine set. Pages 377-406 contain a catalogue of American poetry from 1640 to
1829. Also containing one of the earliest poems of John G. Whittier.
47 HARRIS (C. F.) Index to American Poetry and Plays in the Collec-
tion of C. Fiske Harris. Providence: Printed for private distribution,
1874. — Catalogue of American Poetry, comprising duplicates from
the Collection of the late C. Fiske Harris. Providence, 1883. 2 vols.,
in one. Square i6mo, half blue morocco, gilt top.
* The first catalogue contains 4129 titles; the other 1078 titles.
48 STOCKBRIDGE (JOHN C.) The Anthony Memorial. A Cata-
logue of the Harris Collection of American Poetry, with biographi-
cal and bibliographical notes. Portrait. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. xxii,
320. Providence, 1886
49 WEGELIN (OSCAR). Early American Poetry. A Compilation of
the titles of volumes of verse and broadsides, written by writers born
or residing in North America, and issued during the 17th and 18th
centuries. Facsimiles. 8vo, boards, uncut. New York, 1903
* No. 37 of one hundred and fifty copies printed.
50 AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION. Collections,
Vol. 1 in cloth; also, Quarterly Publications, Vols. VI. and VII.,
complete in numbers. 8vo. (As 3 vols. ) 1847-1901
51 AMES' ALMANACKS. The Essays, Humor and Poems of
Nathaniel Ames . . . from their Almanacks, 1726-1775, with Notes
and Comments by Sam. Briggs. Map, facsimiles, etc. Thick 8vo,
cloth. Cleveland {Printed for Subscribers), 1891
* Containing reprints of the various almanacks, forming a valuable bibliography of
this rare series.
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52 ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). James Lyne's Survey; or, as
it is more commonly known the Bradford Map, a Plan of New-
York ... in 1731. Reproductions of the Bradford and Duyckinck
maps. Post 8vo, cloth (slight stain on side). New York, 1900
* On Holland Paper; only 170 printed. Presentation copy from the author.
arctic
53 BARROW (SIR JOHN). Voyages of Research and Discovery
within the Arctic Regions from the year 1818 to the Present Time.
Portrait and maps. 8vo, cloth. London, 1846
54 HAYES (DR. I. I.) The Open Polar Sea. A Narrative of a
Voyage of Discovery towards the North Pole. Illustrated. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1867
55 KANE (ELISHA KENT). The United States Grinnell Expedition
in Search of Sir John Franklin. Map and illustrations. 8vo, half
calf. New York, 1857
56 Arctic Explorations: the Second Grinnell Expedition in Search
of Sir John Franklin. Maps a?id numerous illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo,
half morocco. Portrait of Franklin inserted. Philadelphia, 1857
57 ROSS (SIR JOHN). Narrative of a Second Voyage in Search of a
North-West Passage, and of a Residence in the Arctic Regions
during the years 1829-33, with, supplementary volume. Illustrated
with maps, charts, views and portraits of Eskimo, mostly colored. 2 vols.
4to, cloth. (Laid in is the pamphlet by Sir John Ross in answer
to John Braithwaite.) London, 1835
* The supplementary volume contains Indian vocabularies and various scientific
reports.
58 SELECTION (A) of Papers on Arctic Geography and Ethnology.
Reprinted by the President, etc., of the R.G.S. for the Arctic Expe-
dition of 1875. [By Baron Wrangell, Dr. Rink, Clements R. Mark-
ham, and others.] 2 maps. 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
59 SMITH (D. MURRAY). Arctic Expeditions from British and For-
eign Shores, from the Earliest Times to the Expedition of 1875-76.
Illustrations and maps. 4to, cloth, gilt. Edinburgh, 1877
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arctic Bmeric*.
60 FRANKLIN (SIR JOHN). Narrative of a Journey to the Shores
of the Polar Sea in the years 1819-22. 34 plates and maps, some col-
ored, London, 1823. — Narrative|of a Second Expedition to the Shores
of the Polar Sea in the years 1825-27. 37 plates and maps. London,
1828. 2 vols. 4to, original cloth (binding of second vol. loose).
London, 1823-28
€1 GILDER (W. H.) Schwatka's Search. Sledging in the Arctic in
quest of the Franklin Records, Maps and illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1881
* In the Appendix is a Glossary of all the words in general use between the natives
and traders in Hudson Bay and Cumberland Sound.
62 HOOPER (LIEUT. W. H.) Ten Months among the Tents of the
the Tuski, with incidents of an Arctic boat-expedition in Search of
Sir John Franklin, as far as the Mackenzie River, and Cape Bathurst.
Map and tinted lithographs. 8vo, half calf. London, 1853
63 MACKENZIE (ALEXANDER). Voyages from Montreal on the
River St. Lawrence through the Continent of North America to the
Frozen and Pacific Oceans in the years 1789 and 1793, with an
Account of the Fur Trade. Portrait and j large folding maps. 4to,
original boards, uncut. London, 1801
* Mackenzie was the first white man to explore this part of America, and the first to
cross the Rocky Mountains and reach the Pacific Ocean. The preliminary chapters
include a brief vocabulary of the Knisteneaux, Algonquin, and Chippewau tongues,
with a slight sketch of the tribes.
64 PACKARD (A. S.) The Labrador Coast. A Journal of two Summer
Cruises to that Region. With notes on its Early Discovery, on the
Eskimo, Physical Geography, and Natural History. Maps and illus-
trations. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1891
65 PETITOT (EMILE). Exploration du Grand Lac des Ours (Fin
des Quinze Ans sous le Cercle Polaire). 2 maps and 11 full-page
woodcuts. Crown 8vo, paper, pp. 488. Paris, 1893
* The author was a missionary to the Indians, and the book contains much infor
mation on the various tribes he came in contact with.
66 RICHARDSON (SIR JOHN). Arctic Searching Expedition. A
Journal of a Boat- Voyage through Rupert's Land and the Arctic
Sea in Search of Sir John Franklin. Woodcuts, full-page colored plates,
and map. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Fine copy. London, 1851
* Scarce.
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ARCTIC AMKRIC A— Continued.
67 STEARNS (W. A.) Labrador: a Sketch of its Peoples, its Indus-
tries, and its Natural History. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1884
68 TYTLER (PATRICK FRASER). Historical View of the Prog-
ress of Discovery on the Northern Coasts of America, with Sketches
of Natural History .... by James Wilson .... and Appendix con-
taining Remarks on a Late Memoir of Sebastian Cabot, with a Vin-
dication of Richard Hakluyt. Map, portrait of Cortes, and 8 other
illustrations. (Edinburgh Cabinet Library.) Foolscap 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1832
69 ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. Fitz Gerald (E. A.) The Highest
Andes. A Record of the First Ascent of Aconcagua and Tupungato
in Argentina, and the Exploration of the Surrounding Valleys. 2
maps, and 51 illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
70 Moussy (V. Martin de). Description Geographique et Sta-
tistique de la Confederation Argentine. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco.
Paris, 1860-64
71 ATWATER (CALEB). Remarks made on a Tour to Prarie du
Chien, thence to Washington City, in 1829. izmo, sheep.
Columbus, O., 1831
* Containing much matter relating to the Indians, including a short Dacota vocabu-
lary.
72 fJANCROFT (GEORGE). History of the United States from
[j the Discovery of the American Continent. Complete in 10 vols.
8vo, original cloth. Boston, 1842-1874
* Vols. 4 to 10 inclusive are all first editions.
73 Another edition, with the author's last revision. Complete in
6 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1883-85
74 General Index to Bancroft's History of the United States. 8vo,
paper, pp. 146 (595-740- n- d-
75 History of the Formation of the Constitution of the United
States of America. First Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1882
76 BANCROFT (HUBERT HOWE). History of the Pacific States
of North America. (Central America, Mexico, California, Arizona,
Nevada, Utah, Alaska, etc.) 34 vols. 8vo, cloth.
San Francisco, 1882-1890
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77 BAPTISTS. Armitage (Thomas). A History of the Baptists;
traced by their vital principles and practices, from the time of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ to the year 1886. With an intro-
duction by J. L. M. Curry, D.D. Illustrated by 17s engravings.
Royal 8vo, sheep, pp. xviii, 978. New York, 1887
78 Backus (Isaac). A History of New England, with particular
reference to the Denomination of Christians called Baptists. Second
edition, with Notes, by David Weston. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Newton, Mass., 1871
79 Burrage (Henry S.) Baptist Hymn Writers and their hymns.
5 portraits. 8vo, cloth, pp. xi, 682. Portland, Maine [1888]
80 Cathcart (W.) The Baptist Encyclopaedia. A Dictionary of
the Doctrines, Usages, Ordinances, Confessions of Faith, etc., of
the Baptist Denomination in all Lands, with numerous biographical
sketches. Portraits and other illustrations. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half
morocco. Philadelphia, 1881
81 BARTLETT (JOHN RUSSELL). Dictionary of Americanisms:
a Dictionary of Words and Phrases usually regarded as peculiar to
the United States. Fourth edition, greatly enlarged and improved.
8vo, cloth. Boston, 1877
82 BATES (H. W.) Central America, the West Indies, and South
America. Ethnological Appendix by A. H. Keane. Maps and
illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. (Stanford's Compendium of Geog-
raphy and Travel.) London, 1878
83 BETTS (C. W.) American Colonial History Illustrated by Con-
temporary Medals. Edited with notes by W. T. R. Marvin, and
L. H. Low. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1894
BibliOGrapbp.
84 AMERICAN CATALOGUE of Books, (original and reprints,) pub-
lished in the United States from Jan., 1861, to Jan., 1871, with
date of publication, size, price, and publisher's names. Compiled
and arranged by James Kelly. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1866-71
12 Xtbrars of TKHUberforce Barnes
BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
85 AMERICAN CATALOGUE, and Weekly Lists, 1869-1876. A
unique volume, made up of the catalogues and lists described below,
the whole bound in half olive green morocco, gilt back and top,
thick 8vo.
* The contents are as follows :
(1) The American Catalogue of Books for 1869. 103 pp. New York, 1870.
(2) The American Catalogue for 1870. 81 pp.
(3) The Annual American Catalogue (third year), 1871. 91 pp. New York, 1872.
(4) Alphabetical Reference List of Books recorded in the Publishers' Weekly, from
Jan. 18, 1872, to Jan. 16, 1873. 24 PP-
(5) Alphabetical Reference List of Books recorded in the Publishers' Weekly, from
Jan. 16, 1873, to June 27, 1874. 38 pp.
(6) Monthly Lists of the Publishers' Weekly, from July, 1874, to June, 1876,
inclusive, arranged and mounted in consecutive order. 98 pp.
(7) Weekly Lists of the Publishers' Weekly, from Jan. 18, 1872, to June 24, 1876,
Nos. 1 to 232, inclusive, arranged and mounted in consecutive order. 346 pp
S6 AMERICAN CATALOGUE, under the direction of F. Leypoldt
Author and Title Entries, and Subject Entries, of Books in prin
and for sale, (including reprints and importations), July 1,1876. Com
piled by Lynds E. Jones. 2 vols. Large 4to, half brown morocco
New York, 1880-81
87 AMERICAN CATALOGUE, founded by F. Leypoldt, 1876-1884
Books recorded (including reprints and importations) July 1, 1876—
June 30, 1884. Compiled under the editorial direction of R. R
Bowker by Miss A. I. Appleton. I, Author-and-Title Alphabet;
II, Subject Alphabet, etc. Complete in one volume. Large 4to,
half brown morocco. New York, 1885
88 AMERICAN CATALOGUE, founded by F. Leypoldt, 1884-1890.
Books recorded (including reprints and importations) July 1, 1884-
June 30, 1890. Compiled under the editorial direction of R. R.
Bowker by A. I. Appleton and others. Complete in 4 Parts, original
paper wrappers, uncut. New York, 1891
89 AMERICAN CATALOGUE, founded by F. Leypoldt, 1890-1895.
Books recorded (including reprints and importations) July 1, 1890-
June 30, 1895. Compiled under the editorial direction of R. R.
Bowker. Large 4to, half black morocco. New York* 1896
90 AMERICAN CATALOGUE. The Weekly Lists of the Publishers'
Weekly, from July, 1876, to December, 1878, neatly mounted for
binding. — The Books of 1879, as recorded in the Publishers' Weekly,
with Descriptive Notes, etc. New York, 1880. — The Weekly Lists of
the Publishers' Weekly, from Jan., 1880, to June, 1881. (As one lot.)
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BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
91 AMERICAN CATALOGUE. The Annual Record of Books, being
a Complete Reprint of the Publishers' Weekly full title records,
from July, 1881, to June, 1886. 5 parts, 8vo, sheets, uncut.
* In this form, issued separately from the Publishers' Trade List Annual, the above
set is probably unique.
92 AMERICAN CATALOGUE (Annual), 1886, being the full titles,
with Descriptive Notes of all the books recorded in the Publishers'
Weekly, etc. 8vo, half morocco. New York, 1887
93 The same, 1887. 8vo, half morocco.
94 The same, 1888. 8vo, half morocco.
95 The same, 1889. 8vo, half morocco.
96 The same, 1890. 8vo, half morocco.
97 The same, 1891. 8vo, half morocco.
98 The same, 1892. 8vo, half morocco.
99 The same, 1893. 8vo, half morocco.
100 The same, 1894. 8vo, half morocco.
101 The same, 1895. 8vo, half morocco.
102 The same, 1896. 8vo, half morocco.
103 The same, 1897. 8vo, half morocco.
104 The same, 1898. 8vo, half morocco.
105 AMES (J. G.) Comprehensive Index of the Publications of the
United States Government, 1889-93. 4to, cloth. Washington, 1894
106 ASHER (A.) Bibliographical Essay on the Collection of Voyages
and Travels, edited and published by Levinus Hulsius and his suc-
cessors at Nuremberg and Francfort from Anno 1598 to 1660. 4to,
pp. 118, boards. London and Berlin, 1839
* No. 74 of one hundred and twenty copies printed. This copy has the bookplate
of Baron Sobolewski, and there are numerous marginal annotations in manuscript,
presumably in Sobolewski's handwriting, his autograph being on the front cover.
107 BIBLIOTHECA AMERICANA: being a Choice Collection of
Books relating to North and South America and the West Indies,
including Voyages... Maps, engravings, and medals. Post 8vo,
cloth. Paris [P. Renouard\ 1831
* A Catalogue of the collection of D. B. Warden, of the Academy of Sciences,
Paris Geographical Society, etc.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
108 BIBLIOTHECA AMERICANA, being a Choice Collection of
Books relating to North and South' America and the West Indies,
including Voyages to the Southern Hemisphere. 8vo, paper,
pp. 128. Paris, 1840
* This is the collection of D. B. Warden.
109 BOWERMAN (G. F.) A Selected Bibliography of the Religious
Denominations of the United States . . . with a list of the most im-
portant Catholic works by the Rev. J. H. McMahon. 8vo, paper,
pp. 94. New York, 1896
no BRAZILIAN BIBLIOGRAPHY. Bibliographic Bresilienne.
Catalogue des Ouvrages Francais et Latins relatifs au Bresil, 1500-
1898. Par A. L. Garraux. 8vo, paper, pp. 400. Paris, 1898
in BURR (AARON). Burr Bibliography. A List of Books relating to
Aaron Burr. By H. B. Tompkins. 8vo, half roan. Brooklyn, 1892
* Only 250 printed.
112 CLARKE (ROBERT). Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets relating
to America, with list of Robert Clarke's publications. 8vo, cloth.
Cincinnati, 1893
113 CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS. Catalogue of the Public
Documents . . . for the period from March 4, 1893, to June 30,
1895. Royal 8vo, cloth. Washington, 1896
114 Index to the Subjects of the Documents and Reports. 54th
Congress, 1st and 2d Sessions; also the Index to the 1st Session of
the 55th Congress. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. Washington, 1897-98
115 DE BRY. Notice Bibliographique sur la collection des Grands et
Petits Voyages de De Bry en Latin et en Allemand, extraite du . . .
Manuel du Libraire de J. Ch. Brunet. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 54.
* Large Paper copy. Only 25 printed. Paris, 1850
jj6 A Description and Collation of the series of De Bry's Voyages
in the Library of Mr. Henry Huth. Royal 8vo, boards, uncut. [1880]
* Only 50 copies privately printed.
117 EXTRAIT du Catalogue de la Bibliotheque d'un Amateur. Ouvrages
sur l'Amerique. nmo, boards, pp. 141.
Saint Cloud: Privately printed, n. d. [circa 1865]
* A catalogue of the Americana in the library of M. Hector Bossange.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
118 FINOTTI (REV. J. M.) Bibliographia Catholica Americana. A
List of Works written by Catholic Authors and published in the
United States. Part I. (1784 to 1820, inclusive — all published).
8vo, cloth. New York, 1872
119 GROWOLL (A.) American Book Clubs: their beginnings and his-
tory, and a Bibliography of their publications. Crown 8vo, half
calf, uncut. New York, 1897
* No. 80 of only 300 copies on hand-made paper.
120 GRIFFIN (A. P. C.) Bibliography of American Historical Socie-
ties (the United States and Canada). 8vo, paper. Washington, 1896
121 Index of the Literature of American Local History, in Collec-
tions published in 1890-95. 8vo, paper, pp. 151.
Boston: Privately printed, 1896
122 HALL (ISAAC H.) American Greek Testaments. A Critical
Bibliography of the Greek New Testament as published in America.
Facsimiles. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Philadelphia, 1883
123 HASSE (A. R.) Reports of Explorations printed in the Documents
of the United States Government. A Contribution toward a Bibli-
ography. 8vo, pp. 90, paper. Washington, 1899
124 JAMESON (J. FRANKLIN). Bibliography of Early Party Con-
ventions. 8vo, with printed paper cover, pp. 12. n. p., 1896
125 JAMESON (J. F.) The Colonial Assemblies and their Legislative
Journals. 8vo, paper, pp. 52. Washington, 1898
126 JEFFERSON (THOMAS). Bibliotheca Jeffersoniana. A List
of Books written by or relating to Thomas Jefferson. By H. B.
Tompkins. 8vo, half cloth. New York, 1887
* Only 350 printed.
127 [KENNETT (BP. WHITE).] Bibliothecae Americans Primordia.
An Attempt towards laying the foundation of an American Library
in several Books, Papers, and Writings, humbly given to the Society
for Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. Small 4to, calf,
gilt (slightly stained). London, 17 13
* Scarce. The first Bibliography of Books relating to America.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
128 [LENOX (JAMES).] Livres Curieux. (A Bibliographical Cata-
logue of the rarest and earliest Americana wanted by Mr. Lenox.)
8vo, pp. 37, paper. New York, T854
* Rare. It includes editions of Hulsius and De Bry, Columbus, Vespuciusr
Cortez, Las Casas, etc. The greater part of these desiderata were obtained after-
wards by Mr. Lenox, or after his death by the Lenox Library. The titles and de-
scriptions are given with considerable fullness and care.
129 LEON. First Editions of American Authors. Compiled, arranged
and for sale by Leon Brothers. 4to, paper, pp. 58. Large Paper
copy. New York, 1885
130 LUDEWIG (HERMANN E.) The Literature of American Local
History. A Bibliographical Essay. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top.
New York, 1846
* C. I. Bushnell's copy, interleaved with notepaper, on which he has written many
additional items. A. L. S. of the author inserted. At the end is the extremely rare
supplement on the Local History of New York, of which only 30 copies were printed,,
and also the original cuttings from the Literary World of 1848, in which it first ap-
peared.
131 MANCHESTER (N. H.) Bibliography of Manchester, N. H.
A Collection of Books, Pamphlets and Magazines, from 1743 to 1885.
Preserved by S. C. Gould. 8vo, paper, with Addenda.
Manchester, 1885
132 MULLER (F.) Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets relating to
North and South America, including the collection of De Bry,
Hulsius, etc. Small 4to, half morocco. Amsterdam, 1877
133 MUNSELL (JOEL). A Catalogue of the Books and Pamphlets
issued from the Press of Joel Munsell from the year 1828 to 1870.
8vo, boards. Albany: Privately printed, 1872
134 [MURPHY (HENRY C)] A Catalogue of an American Library,
chronologically arranged [1480 to 1800]. 8vo, cloth, uncut, large
paper. Presentation copy from Hen: C. Murphy to Dr. Stiles.
Very rare. Only 25 copies were printed for presents. [Brooklyn, 1850?}
135 O'CALLAGHAN (E. B.) A List of Editions of the Holy Scrip-
tures and parts thereof, printed in America previous to i860: with
introduction and bibliographical notes. Royal 8vo, boards, uncut,
pp. liv., 415. Albany, 1861
* One 150 copies were printed.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
136 PERKINS (F. B.) Check List of American Local History. Re-
printed with Additions from the Bulletins of the Boston Public
Library. Small 4to, boards. Boston, 1876
* Only 150 copies printed.
137 POORE (BEN. PERLEY). A Descriptive Catalogue of the
Government Publications of the United States, Sept. 1774-March
4, 1881. Thick 4to, half russia. Washington, 1885
138 PRIME (FREDERICK). Catalogue of Official Reports upon
Geological Surveys of the United States and Territories, and of
British North America. 8vo, paper. Philadelphia, 1879
139 RICH (O.) Bibliotheca Americana Nova. A Catalogue of Books
relating to America, 1831-44. 8vo, original cloth, with extra titles.
London, 1846
140 RICH (O.) Books relating to America, 1493-1700. 4to, pp. 4,
double columns. London (1846 ?)
* About 600 short titles, in chronological order.
141 RICH (O.) A Catalogue of Books relating principally to America,
arranged under the years in which they were printed. Part 1, 1500
to 1600. 8vo, pp. 20, with original paper covers. London, 1832
142 SMITH (LLOYD P.) A Bibliography of that Ancient and Honour-
able Order The Society of the Cincinnati. 8vo, cloth, pp. 18.
* Only 30 copies printed for private distribution. Philadelphia, 1885
143 STEVENS (HENRY). Catalogue of the American Books in the
Library of the British Museum at Christmas, 1856. — Catalogue of
the Canadian and other British North American Books in the Library
of the British Museum at Christmas, 1856. — Catalogue of the Mexi-
can and other Spanish-American and West Indian Books in the
Library of the British Museum at Christmas, 1856. — Catalogue of
the American Maps in the Library of the British Museum at Christ-
maSj 1856. 4 vols, in one. Thick 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London: Chisivick Press, 1866
144 STEVENS (HENRY). Historical Nuggets. Bibliotheca Ameri-
cana; or, a Descriptive Account of my Collection of Rare Books
relating to America. 2 vols, cloth, and Parts 1 and 2 of Vol. III.
(All published.) Crown 8vo. (As 2 vols.) London, 1862-1885
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BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
145 TERNAUX (H.) Bibliotheque Americaine; ou, Catalogue des
Ouvrages relatifs a l'Amerique qui ont Paru depuis sa decouverte
jusqu'a l'an 1700. 4to, half calf. Paris, 1837
* Large Paper copy.
146 TRUBNER (NICOLAS). Bibliographical Guide to American Lit-
erature. A Classified list of Books published in the U. S. during
the last 40 years, with Bibliographical Introduction, Notes and
Alphabetical Index. 8vo, half roan. London, 1859
147 WARMAN (P. C) Bibliography and Index of the Publications of
the United States Geological Survey. 8vo, cloth, Presentation
copy from the author. Washington, 1893
148 WRIGHT (REV. JOHN). Early Bibles of America. Facsimiles.
i2mo, cloth. New York, 1892
149 WRIGHT (REV. JOHN). Early Bibles of America : being a
descriptive account of Bibles published in the United States, Mexico
and Canada. Third Edition, revised and enlarged. Facsimiles.
8vo, half leather, gilt top. New York, 1894
* With autograph letter of the author laid in.
150 Early Prayer Books of America: being a descriptive account
of Prayer Books published in the United States, Mexico and Can-
ada. Facsimiles. 8vo, half leather, gilt top. St. Paul, Minn., 1896
Btograpb\>,
151 LEONARD (J. W.— Editor). Who's Who in America: a Biograph-
ical Dictionary of Living Men and Women of the United States,
1899-1900. Post 8vo, cloth. Chicago [1899]
152 ALLEN (WILLIAM). The American Biographical Dictionary:
containing an account of the Lives, Characters and Writings of the
most eminent persons deceased in North America, from its first
settlement. Third Edition. Royal 8vo, sheep. Boston, 1857
153 APPLETON'S Cyclopaedia of American Biography. Edited by
James Grant Wilson and John Fiske. 6 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1888-89
* With numerous dates of deaths added on the margins, and many newspaper
obituary notices, biographical sketches, etc., laid in.
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B I O GR AP H Y— Continued.
154 DRAKE (FRANCIS S.) Dictionary of American Biography, in-
cluding Men of the Time, containing nearly ten thousand notices
... a key to the assumed names of writers, etc. Royal 8vo, cloth,
uncut. Boston, 1872
155 Another copy of the same, but dated 1876. Royal 8vo, sheep
(a little rubbed). A few portraits inserted. Boston, 1876
156 DUYCKINCK (EVERT A.) Memorial Sketch of the Life and
Literary Labors of E. A. Duyckinck. By W. A. Butler. 8vo, paper,
pp. 14. New York, 1879
157 HAMERSLEY (THOMAS H. S.) Complete Army Register of
the United States for 100 years (1779 to I^79), compiled from Offi-
cial Records. Thick 8vo, sheep. Washington, 1881
158 HAWKS (FRANCIS L.) A Memorial of F. L. Hawks. By E. A.
Duyckinck. Portrait. 8vo, half russia, gilt top, uncut.
New York Historical Society, 187 1
* Contains an Appendix with a catalogue of the rare books relating to America in
the Hawks-Niblo Library, now in the N. Y. Historical Society's possession.
159 HEITMAN (F. B.) Historical Register of Officers of the Conti-
nental Army during the War of the Revolution, April, 1775, to Dec,
1783. 8vo, full roan. Washington, 1893
160 Historical Register of the United States Army from its Or-
ganization, Sept. 29, 1789, to Sept. 29, 1889. Royal 8vo, sheep.
Washington, 1890
161 HOUGH (FRANKLIN B.) American Biographical Notes: being
short notices of Persons . . . not included in Allen's or in Drake's
Biographical Dictionaries. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Albany, 1875
162 HOUGHTON (HENRY O.) A Biographical Outline. By Horace
E. Scudder. Portraits. 8vo, half parchment.
Cambridge: The Riverside Press, 1897
* The well-known member of the publishing firm of Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
163 LANMAN (CHARLES). Biographical Annals of the Civil Gov-
ernment of the United States during its First Century. From Orig-
inal and Civil Sources. Royal 8vo, cloth. Washington, 1876
164 McCOSH (JAMES). The Life of James McCosh. A Record
chiefly Autobiographical. Edited by W. M. Sloane. Portraits. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1896
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BIOGRAPHY— Continued.
165 MOORE (GEO. H.) George Henry Moore, LL.D. A Memoir.
By Rev. Howard Crosby, D.D. Portrait engraved on steel by A. B.
Hall. 4to, thick paper, unbound. Morrisania, 1870
* One of thirty copies printed, "exclusively for private circulation." Letter of
Henry T. Drowne laid in.
166 PEABODY (GEORGE). A Brief Sketch, with a History of the
Peabody Education Fund. By J. L. M. Curry. Portrait. 8vo,
cloth. Cambridge, 1898
167 POORE (BEN. PERLEY). The Political Register and Congres-
sional Directory. A Statistical Record of the Federal Officials,
Legislative, Executive, and Judicial of the United States of Amer-
ica, 1 776-1878. Royal 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1878
168 STEVENS (B. F.) Memoir of Benjamin Franklin Stevens. By
G. Manville Fenn. Portraits. Crown 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London: Printed for private distribution, 1903
169 WARD (NATHANIEL). Memoir of the Rev. Nathaniel Ward,
Author of the Simple Cobbler of Agawam in America, with Notices
of his Family. By John Ward Dean. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut.
Albany, 1868
170 WISNER (HENRY). A Second Memorial of Henry Wisner. By
Franklin Burdge. Post 8vo, paper, pp. 38. [New York, May, 1898]
* Henry Wisner, noted New Yorker in Colonial and Revolutionary days. During
the latter he started a mill for supplying powder to the American Congress.
Boston,
171 BOSTON MASSACRE. The Boston Massacre, by S. A. Green,
pp. 16, Worcester, 1900; The Boston Massacre, by A. C. Goodell,
pp. 11 (reprinted from the Boston Daily Advertiser, June, 1887).
8vo, paper. (2 pieces.)
172 DRAKE (SAMUEL G.) The History and Antiquities of Boston
. . . from its Settlement in 1630 to the year 1770; also an Intro-
ductory History of the Discovery and Settlement of New England.
With Notes, Critical and Illustrative. Over 300 portraits, autographs,
views, maps, and genealogical charts. Folio, half morocco. Boston, 1857
*The Limited Large Paper Issue. Only 101 copies printed. It contains illustra-
tions, etc., not in the octavo editions.
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BOSTON— Continued.
173 LORING (JAMES SPEAR). The Hundred Boston Orators
appointed by the Municipal Authorities, and other Public Bodies,
from 1770 to 1852, comprising Historical Gleanings illustrating the
Principles. . . of Our Republican Institutions. Fourth Edition, with
an improved Index of Names. 8vo, finely bound by F. Bedford in
full polished calf, gilt. Boston, 1855
174 MAPS. List of Maps of Boston, published between 1614 and 1822,
Bost. 1902; List of Maps of Boston published between 1600 and
1903, Bost. 1903. 8vo, paper. (2 pieces.)
Boston: Municipal Printing Office, 1902, 1903
175 OLD STATE HOUSE (THE). Notes on its History, by G. H.
Moore, 2 Parts, pp. 31, 80, Bost. 1885-86; Whitmore's The Old
State House Defended, a Reply to Dr. Moore, pp. 8, Bost. 1886;
Moore's Examination of Whitmore's Memorial, pp. 39, Bost. 1887;
Extracts from the Records, chiefly of the Court of General Sessions,
Suffolk, Mass., 1764-1768 (relating to the old State House), pp. 16,
New York, printed for G. H. Moore, 1887; The Old Town House of
Boston, pp. 8, printed by the Bostonian Society, 1892; Catalogue of the
Collections of the Bostonian Society in the Memorial Halls of the
Old State House, Boston, by S. A. Bent, pp. 91, Boston, 1893. 8vo,
paper. (7 pieces.)
176 OLD STATE HOUSE. Re-dedication of the Old State House,
Boston, July 11, 1882. Numerous illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1885
* Addresses by J. D. Long, Marshall P. Wilder, etc., and Notes by G. H. Moore,
with Reply by W. H. Whitmore.
177 WINSOR (JUSTIN— Editor). The Memorial History of Boston,
including Suffolk County, Mass., from 1630 to 1880. Illustrated
with numerous reproductions of rare maps, portraits^ views, etc., and with
a copious Index. 4 vols. imp. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1881
* Among the special contributors are O. W. Holmes, Charles F. Adams, J. S.
Trumbull, Asa Gray, S. A. Green, R. C. Winthrop, F. S. Drake, J. D. Long, T. W.
Higginson, etc. John G. Whittier contributed an original poem.
22 Xfbrarp of Wflberforce Barnes
178 BRAZIL. Fletcher (J. C.) and Kidder (D. P.) Brazil and the
Brazilians portrayed in Historical and Descriptive Sketches. Ninth
Edition, revised and brought down to date, ijo illustrations. 8vo,
cloth. Boston, 1879
179 Smith (Herbert H.) Brazil, the Amazons, and the Coast.
Illustrated from sketches by J. Wells Champney and others. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1879
180 BREVOORT (J. CARSON). Early Spanish and Portuguese
Coinage in America. Illustrated. Small 4to, paper, pp. 28.
Boston, 1885
* Only 60 copies reprinted from " The American Journal of Numismatics."
181 BRITISH COLUMBIA. Guide to the Province of British Colum-
bia for 1877-78. (Contains Directory of Victoria City and of several
of the Districts of B. C.) 8vo, half cloth. Victoria, 1877
182 Hazlitt (W. C.) British Columbia and Vancouver Island: a
Historical Sketch, Survey of its Natural History, Ethnology, etc.
Folding map. i2mo, pictorial boards. London, 1858
* Chinook Vocabulary, pp. 241-243.
183 BRYCE (JAMES). The American Commonwealth. Third Edition,
completely revised throughout, with additional chapters. 2 vols,
post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1895
184 BUCCANEERS. Burnev (James). History of the Buccaneers of
America. Reprinted from the edition of 1816. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1891
185 Esquemeling (J.) The Buccaneers of America. A true ac-
count . . . wherein is contained more especially the Unparalleled
Exploits of Sir Henry Morgan. Facsimiles of the original illustra-
tions. 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
186 BUENOS AYRES. Relacion de Mapas, Pianos, etc., del Virrei-
nato de Buenos-Aires existentes en el Archivo General de Indias
(Sevilla). Por Pedro Torres Lanzas. Facsimile. 8vo, paper,
pp. 46. [Seville?] 1900
* The maps include Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay and the Atlantic
Islands, from 1562 to 1805.
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Gbe Cabots— 3obn anfc Sebastian.
187 BANNISTER (S.) The Cartoon of Sebastian Cabot, presenting
Indians from Newfoundland to Henry VII., in 1502 A. D., exhibited
in the collection of 1843 in Westminster Hall, by Mr. Barff Tucker.
4to, unbound, pp. 8, with folded plate. London [1844]
188 [BIDDLE (RICHARD).] Memoir of Sebastian Cabot, with a
Review of the History of Maritime Discovery. Illustrated by Docu-
ments from the rolls nmv first pubished. 8vo, cloth (back torn), uncut.
London, 1831
189 DAWSON (SAMUEL E.) The Discovery of America by John
Cabot in 1497 .. . and the Voyages of the Cabots. Reproductions
of the map of Juan de la Cosa, A. D. ijoo, and illustrations. 8vo,
paper, pp. XIV. -f- 3°^ (From the Transactions of the Royal
Society of Canada, 1896-97.) Ottawa, 1896
190 Review of Cabot Literature in the year 1898. 8vo, sewed,
pp. 52. (From the Review of Historical Publications relating to
Canada, 1898.) 1898
191 The Voyages of the Cabots. Latest Phases of the Contro-
versy. Maps and illustrations. 8vo, paper, pp. 130. (From the
Transactions of the Roy. Soc. Can.) Ottawa, 1897
* At the end are photo-lithographic facsimiles, reduced to a little less than half-
size, of the Juan de la Cosa world map of 1500, and the Cabot world map of 1544.
Two type-written letters of the author laid in.
192 DIONNE (N. E.) John and Sebastian Cabot. 4to, paper, pp. 47.
* No. 15 of only 125 copies printed. Ouebec, 1898
193 HARRISSE (HENRY). Jean et S6bastien Cabot, leur Origin
et leurs Voyages, Etude d'Histoire Critique suivie d'une Carto-
graphic, d'une Bibliographic, et d'une Chronologie des Voyages au
Nord-Ouest de 1497 a 1550. D'apres des Documents Inedits. Fac-
simile by S. Pilinski of the Sebastian Cabot map of 1554. Royal 8vo,
half brown levant morocco, gilt top, uncut. Paris, 1882
194 John Cabot, the Discoverer of North America, and Sebastian
his son. A Chapter of the Maritime History of England under the
Tudors, 1496-1557. Facsimiles of rare early maps. 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London, 1896
195 [ ] S6bastien Cabot, Navigateur Venitien [i497-»557]- Etude
d'histoire critique et documentaire. 8vo, paper, pp. 43. (Extrait
de la Revue de G6ographie.) Paris, 1895
24 Xibrarp of Wflbertorce Barnes
THE CABOTS— Continued. »
196 HORSFORD (EBEN NORTON). John Cabot's Landfall in
1497, and the Site of Norumbega. A Letter to Chief-Justice Daly.
Photograph of the site of the Agency of Thevet and facsimiles of the maps
of Michael Lok, 1582, Maiollo's map of 1527, of Mercators map of
1597, and of five others. 4to, paper, pp. 42. Cambridge, 1886
197 KIDDER (FREDERIC). The Discovery of North America. By
John Cabot. A First Chapter in the History of North America.
With reproduction of Cabot's map of 1544. 8vo, paper, pp. 15.
Boston: Printed for Private Circulation, 1878
198 STEVENS (HENRY). Sebastian Cabot - John Cabot = o.
Endeavored by Henry Stevens. Square i6mo, cloth, pp. 32. Only
a limited number issued. Boston, 1870
* [A literal reading of this title is: Sebastian Cabot minus John Cabot equals
nothing.]
199 WINSHIP (GEORGE PARKER). Cabot Bibliography. i2mo,
paper, pp. 71. [Providence, R. I., 1897]
* Only a very few copies privately reprinted from the Bulletin of the Providence
Public Library.
200 Cabot Bibliography; with an Introductory Essay on the
Careers of the Cabots based upon an Independent Examination of
the Sources of Information. 8vo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1900
John Cabot and the Study of Sources. 8vo, paper, pp. 9.
(From the Annual Report of the American Historical Association,
1897. Presentation copy.) Washington, 1898
202 Some Facts about John Sebastian Cabot. 8vo, paper, pp. 22.
(From Proceedings of the Amer. Antiq. Socy.)
Worcester, Mass., 1900
California,
203 ALCALA-GALIANO (DON DYONISIO). Relation du Voyage
fait par les Goelettes la Subtile et la Mexicaine dans l'annee 1792,
pour reconnoitre le Detroit de Fouca. Avec une Introduction con-
tenant la Notice des Expeditions executees anterieurement par les
Espagnols pour la recherche d'un passage par le Nord-Ouest de
l'Amerique. A very neatly written manuscript of 120 quarto pages,
45 lines of small writing to a full page. n. d. \Circa 1809]. Bottom
half (blank) of title cut away.
* This unpublished French translation of the account of the voyage of the schooners
Xtbran? ot Wilberforce JEames 25
CALIFORNIA— Continued.
Subtile and Mexicaine along the Californian and Oregon coasts and through the
Strait of Juan de Fuca in 1792 was made, from the Spanish edition, printed at Madrid
in 1802, by M. Desjardins de Fontvanne, who dedicates it to Joseph Napoleon, King
of Spain. Perhaps the most valuable part of the work is the long historical introduc-
tion by M. F. de Navarrete, which contains a valuable resume* of Spanish voyages on
the Pacific coast.
204 APPONYI (FLORA H.) The Libraries of California, containing
Descriptions of the Principal, Private and Public Libraries through-
out the State. 8vo, cloth. San Francisco, 1878
* With notices of the rare books and manuscripts in the libraries of H. H. Bancroft
and other well-known Californian collectors.
205 [BAEGERT (JACOB).] Nachrichten von der Amerikanischen
Halbinsel Californien. Geschrieben von einem Priester der Gesell-
schaft Jesu. Map and 2 plates. i2mo, original half calf. Scarce.
Mannheim, 1773
206 CLAVIGERO (D. FRANCESCO). Storia della California.
Opera Postuma. Large folding map. 2 vols, in 1. Post 8vo, orig-
inal old calf, gilt. Venezia, 1789
First edition. Rare. The author was a Jesuit missionary who lived in Mexico for
many years, gathering materials — from the missionaries and native inhabitants — for a
history of the country. The History of Mexico was published in 1780, this of Cali-
fornia only after his death. Presentation copy from D. Otero to D. Juan B. Morales.
207 CLAVIGERO (P. FRANCISCO J.) Historia de la Antigua 6
Baja California. Traducida del Italiano, por D. Nicolas Garcia de
San Vicente. Royal 8vo, half calf. Mexico, 1852
* As a completion of Clavigero's history, the Life of Father Junipero Serra by his
companion, P. F. Palou, is given.
208 DAVIDSON (PROF. G.) Identification of Sir Francis Drake's
Anchorage on the coast of California in the year 1579. Royal 8vo,
paper, pp. 58. (California Hist. Socy. Publication.)
San Francisco, 1890
•With 15 folding maps, including reproductions from the rare atlases of Sir Robert
Dudley and Hondius, and from manuscript charts in European libraries.
209 DELANO (A.) Life on the Plains and among the Diggings; being
Scenes and Adventures of an Overland Journey to California.
4 illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth (a little worn).
Auburn and Buffalo, 1854
26 Xtbrars of TKIUlberforce j£ames
CALIFORNIA— Continued.
210 FERNANDEZ DE SAN SALVADOR. (D. Agustin Pomposo.)
Los Jesuitas Quitados y Restituidos al Mundo. Historia de la
Antiqua California. i6mo, original sheep. Mexico, 1816
* "At the end of this most curious book, written for the glorification of the Jesuits
in California, is a list of the persons to whom it has been distributed, according to
which only a very few copies have been sold." — Sabin.
211 FERRY (HYPOLITE). Description de la Nouvelle Californie,
Geographique, Politique, et Morale. With a large folding map of
California, map of the bays of Monterey and San Francisco, view of San
Francisco in iSjo, and 5 other maps aud views. Crown 8vo, paper,
pp. 386. Paris, 1850
212 HEAP (GWINN HARRIS). Central Route to the Pacific.
Journal of the Expedition of E. F. Beale from Missouri to Cali-
fornia in 1853. 13 full-page plates. 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1854
213 LIBRARIES OF CALIFORNIA. A Descriptive List containing
the names of all persons who are engaged in Library Work in the
State. Compiled under the direction of the State Librarian. Illus-
trated. 8vo, paper, pp. 134. Sacramento, 1904
214 LOS ANGELES DAILY TIMES. Mining Number, Sept. 11,
1897. Folio, 28 pp., of which 16 pp. of 7 columns each relate to
the mines of Southern California. Fully illustrated.
215 PALOU (P. FRANCISCO). Relacion Historica de la vida y apos-
tolicas tareas del venerable Padre Fray Junipero Serra, y de las
Misiones que fundo en la California Septentrional, y nuevos estab-
lecimientos de Monterey. Portrait of Father Junipero Serra, and
map of California, with the Mission Stations marked, engraved in Mexico-
City, 1787. Small 4to, original vellum.
Mexico: Felipe de Zuiiiga y Ontiveros, 1787
* Scarce. Father Junipero Serra went to Mexico in 1750, and later was sent to
California. Practically this book is a history of California during that period.
216 TAYLOR (ALEXANDER S.) Historical Summary of Lower
California from its discovery in 1532 to 1867. (Including accounts
of various explorations.) 8vo, sewed, pp. 200. [n. p., 1868 ?}
Xibran? of TKMlberforce Mantes 27
(Tanafca.
217 BIBAUD (MAXIMILIEN). Le Pantheon Canadien. Choix de
Biographies. Nouvelle Edition, revue, augmentee, et completee . . .
par Adele et Victor Bibaud. 8vo, paper, uncut, pp. 321.
Montreal, 1891
218 BOUCHER (PIERRE). Histoire Veritable et Naturelle des
Mceurs et Productions du Pays de la Nouvelle-France. R6-edit6e
par G. Coffin, E.E.D. Square i2mo, pp. (2), ii., 164, and printed
covers. Montreal, 1882
* The original edition was printed at Paris in 1664. The above is the third edition,
which has also become rare. Pages 92-135 relate to the Indians.
219 Pierre Boucher et son livre, par M. Benjamin Suite. 8vo,
pp. 70, and printed covers. Ottawa, 1896
* Fifth edition of Boucher's Histoire, with facsimile of the original title of 1664,
and with Notes by M. Suite.
220 BOURINOT (J. G.) Historical and Descriptive Account of the
Island of Cape Breton, and of its Memorials of the French Regime,
with Bibliographical, Historical, and Critical Notes. Reproductions
of rare maps, etc. 4to, half cloth. Montreal, 1892
221 BRYCE (PROF. G.) A Short History of the Canadian People.
Crown 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887
222 CARTIER (JACQUES). Jacques Cartier, his Life and Voyages.
By Joseph Pope. Crown 8vo, cloth. [Ottawa: Privately printed, 1890]
223 Voyages de D6couverte au Canada, entre les annees 1534 et
1542, par Jacques Quartier, le Sieur de Roberval, Jean Alphonse
de Xanctoigne, &c. Suivis de la description de Quebec et de ses
environs en 1608, et de divers extraits relativement au lieu de
l'hivernement de Jacques Quartier en 1535-36. 2 folded plans. 8vo,
iv., (2), 130 pp. and original printed covers. Quebec, 1843
224 CHURCH IN CANADA. Journals of the Bishop's Visitation to
Toronto in 1842; to Quebec in 1843, 1844, and 1846; to the Western
and Southern Coast of Newfoundland in 1845; to the Northern
Coast in 1846; to Labrador and Newfoundland in 1849, etc. 9 parts
in 2 vols. 3 maps and 1 plate. i2mo, paper and cloth. London, 1845-51
225 CROSSBY (P. A.) Lovell's Gazetteer of British North America,
giving the latest and most authentic descriptions of over 6,000
Cities, Towns, and Villages. Crown 8vo, cloth. Montreal, 1877
28 OLibrars of TKailberforce Barnes
CANADA— Continued.
226 DAWSON (GEORGE M.) Notes to accompany a Geological
Map of the Dominion of Canada, east of the Rocky Mountains.
8vo, paper, pp. 62. (Geol. and Natural Hist. Survey of Canada,
Part R. Annual Report, 1886.) Montreal, 1887
227 Report on an Exploration in the Yukon District, N. W. T.,
and adjacent northern portion of British Columbia, 1887. Map and
plates. 8vo, paper, pp. 277. Montreal, 1888
228 DAWSON (S. E.) The Prose Writers of Canada. An address.
8vo, paper, pp. 39. Montreal, 1901
229 EDGAR (MATILDA). Ten Years of Upper Canada in Peace and
War, 1805-1815; being the Ridout Letters with annotations. With
Appendix of the Captivity of Thomas Ridout among the Shawnees,
and a vocabulary of the language. 2 portraits of Ridout, maps, etc.
8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1890
230 FARIBAULT (G. B.) Catalogue d'Ouvrages sur l'Histoire de
l'Amerique et en particulier sur celle du Canada, de la Louisiane, de
l'Acadie, et autres lieux ci-devant connus sous le nom de Nouvelle-
France. Avec des Notes. 8vo, half morocco. Quebec, 1837
231 FISKE (JOHN). New France and New England. Reproductions of
rare portraits and maps. Post 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. (Standard
Library Edition.) Boston, 1902
232 GAGNON (P.) Essai de Bibliographic Canadienne. Inventaire
d'une Bibliotheque comprenant Imprimes, Manuscrits, Estampes,
etc., relatifs a l'histoire du Canada et des Pays adjacents, avec des
Notes Bibliographiques. 8vo, paper, pp. 711 (binding loose).
Quebec, 1895
* Subscription copy, printed on better paper than the ordinary trade edition.
233 GANONG (W. F.) The Cartography of the Gulf of St. Lawrence,
from Cartier to Champlain. 4to, paper. (From Trans. Roy. Soc.
Canada.) n. p., 1889
234 GEOGRAPHIC BOARD OF CANADA. First, Second, and
Third Annual Reports [on place-names in Canada]. 8vo, paper.
(3 pieces.) Ottawa, 1899, 1901, 1902
235 HAIGHT (W. R.) Canadian Catalogue of Books. (1791-1895.)
8vo, pp. 130, paper. Toronto, 1896
236 The Annual Canadian Catalogue of Books (for 1896). 8vo,
pp. 48, paper. Toronto, 1898
Xtbran? of TKatlberforce JEames 29
CANADA— Continued.
237 [HARRISSE (HENRY).] Notes pour servir a l'Histoire, a la
Bibliographic, et a la Cartographie de la Nouvelle France et des
Pays adjacents, 1645-1700. 8vo, half morocco (some corrections
written in the margin). Paris, 1872
238 HART (GERALD E.) The Fall of New France, 1755-1760. With
artotype reproductions of rare portraits, views, etc. Square 8vo, cloth.
Montreal, 1888
239 HENNEPIN. Hennepin, ses voyages et ses oeuvres, par N. E.
Dionne. 4to, paper, pp. 40. Quebec, 1897
240 The Writings of Louis Hennepin, Recollect Franciscan Mis-
sionary. By Edward D. Neill. 8vo, paper, pp. 10.
* Presentation copy from the author to Chas. Deane. [Minneapolis, 1880]
241 List of the Editions of the Works of Louis Hennepin and
Alonso de Herrera. By Joseph Sabin. 8vo, paper, pp. 16.
New York, 1876
242 Bibliography of Hennepin's Works. By John G. Shea. 8vo,
paper, pp. 13. New York, 1880
243 HERIOT (GEORGE). Travels through the Canadas ... to
which is subjoined a Comparative View of the Manners and Customs
of the Indian Nations of North and South America. With large
folding map and 27 plates in aquatint and finely printed in colors. 4to,
original boards, uncut. (View of Lake St. Charles missing and
another in duplicate.) London, 1807
* The author was the first British Post-Master General of North America, and dis-
tinguished himself in several of the battles of the War of 1812. This volume of
travels gives a very picturesque account of the Canadians and Indians of the period.
The aquatints are very finely engraved by F. C. Lewis, the noted English engraver,
and beautifully colored; among them are three views of Quebec, views of Montreal,
the Montmorenci, Chaudiere, La Puce, and other waterfalls, as well as two of Niagara,
and two curious views of dances of the native Canadians, and two of Indians, their
costumes and encampments. A short vocabulary of the Algonquin tongue is given at
the end.
244 LE CLERCQ (FATHER CHRISTIAN). First Establishment
of the Faith in New France. Now first translated, with Notes by
John Gilmary Shea. Portrait of Cartier, map, view of Quebec, etc.
2 vols, royal 8vo, paper.
New York: Privately published by J. G. Shea, 1881
* The original publication is one of the scarcest books relating to Louisiana and the
30 Xibrars of Wilberforce Barnes
CANADA — Continued.
French possessions in New France. It gives the earliest printed account of Cavelier's
explorations from the narratives of the missionaries who were his companions, also
accounts of La Salle, and the Count de Frontenac, for whom he some time acted as
secretary. It has been contended that the Count really wrote part of the work. Many
bitter attacks are made by the author on the acts and relations of the Jesuit mission-
aries, and whether the book was suppressed by the French government on this
account, or by reason of some of the passages seeming to favor the English, it is diffi-
cult to now say, but the fact remains that it is one of the most important, and scarcest
books relating to New France.
245 McCORD (F. A.) Handbook of Canadian Dates, nmo, paper,
pp. 102. Montreal, 1888
246 MARCEL (GABRIEL). Cartographie de la Nouvelle France,
supplement a l'Ouvrage de M. Harrisse, avec des Documents
inedits. 8vo, paper, pp. 41. (Extrait de la Revue de Geographic)
Paris, 1885
247 MEMOIRES sur le Canada depuis 1749 jusqu'a 1760. Publies sous
la Direction de la Societe Litteraire et Historique de Quebec. Avec
ij cartes et plans. 8vo, paper, pp. 207. Quebec, 1838
248 MORGAN (HENRY J.) Bibliotheca Canadensis: or a Manual of
Canadian Literature. 8vo, pp. xiv., 411, in double columns, cloth.
Ottawa, 1867
* Interesting letter of author inserted, stating that upwards of 800 copies of the
book were destroyed by fire in 1868.
249 The Canadian Men and Women of the Time: a Handbook of
Canadian Biography. Thick small 8vo, pp. xii, 11 18, red cloth.
Toronto, 1898
250 {Editor). The Dominion Annual Register and Review, from
the year 1878 to 1886, inclusive. 8 vols. 8vos cloth.
Montreal, 1879-1887
251 Sketches of Celebrated Canadians, and persons connected
with Canada, from the earliest period in the history of the Province
down to the Present Time. 8vo, pp. xiii, 779, cloth. Quebec, 1862
252 MORRISON'S History of the Year, 1891. Toronto, 1892.— Report
of Progress of the Geological Survey for 1878-79. — Canadian
Almanac for 1898.— Greswell's Geography of Canada and New-
foundland, maps. 1891. 4 vols.
253 PLAYTER (G. F.) The History of Methodism in Canada, with an
account of the Rise and Progress of the work among the Indian
Tribes. Crown 8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1862
Xibrars of XKEUlberforce Barnes 31
CANADA— Continued.
254 REPORT ON CANADIAN ARCHIVES. Complete set from
1881 to 1903, in the original paper wrappers as issued (included is
the French original edition of 1899). 24 vols. 8vo.
Ottawa, 1881-1903
255 ROSE (GEO. M.) A Cyclopaedia of Canadian Biography; being
chiefly Men of the Time. A Collection of the Persons distinguished
in professional and political life; leaders in the Commerce and Indus-
try of Canada, and successful pioneers. 2 thick vols. 8vo, pp. 807
and 816, cloth. Toronto, 1886-88
256 SAGARD. Histoire du Canada et Voyages que les Freres Mineurs
Recollects y ont faicts pour la Conversion des Infidelles. Fait et
compose par le F. Gabriel Sagard Theodat. 3 vols, (should be 4),
post 8vo, half calf. (Reprint of the edition of 1636.) Paris, 1865-66
257 SHEA (J. G.) Why is Canada not a part of the United States? 8vo,
paper, pp. 15. (Reprinted from the U. S. Catholic Historical Maga-
zine.) [New York, 1890]
258 TACHE (MGR.— Eveque de St. Boniface, 1868). Esquisse sur le
Nord-Ouest de l'Amerique. 8vo, paper, pp. 146. (Pages 73 to 94
relate to the Indians.) Montreal, 1869
259 TUTTLE (CHARLES R.) Our North Land . . . with Narrative
of the Experiences of the Hudson's Bay Expedition of 1884. Maps
and numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1885
260 WINSOR (JUSTIN). Cartier to Frontenac. Geographical Dis-
covery in the Interior of North America in its Historical Relations,
1 534-1 700. Numerous reproductions of rare maps, etc. 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1894
261 WISE (REV. JOHN). Two Narratives of the Expedition against
Quebec A.D. 1690, under Sir William Phips, the one by Rev.
J. Wise, of Ipswich, Mass., and the other by an unknown writer.
Introduction by Samuel A. Green. 8vo, paper, pp. 42.
Cambridge, Mass., 1902
262 WRONG (G. M. — Editor). Review of Historical Publications
relating to Canada. 9 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1897-1905
* Complete set to date. The reviews are by Sir J. M. Le Moine, George Stewart,
and other noted Canadians.
32 Xibrars of MUberforce Barnes
263 ir>ARNEGIE (ANDREW). Triumphant Democracy; or, Fifty
\^j Years' March of the Republic. Post 8vo, cloth. Presentation
copy from the author, with autograph inscription. New York, 1886
264 CATHOLIC CHURCH. [Shea (John G.)] An Essay on the
Bibliography of the Councils, Synods, and Statutes of the Catholic
Church in the United States. 8vo, paper. New York, 1890
265 Shea (J. G.) History of the Catholic Church in Colonial
Days. — History of the Catholic Church in the United States 1808-
1866, 2 vols. — Life and Times of Abp. Carroll. Together 4 vols.
Royal 8vo, cloth. New York, 1896-1892
266 CATHOLIC HISTORICAL MAGAZINE (THE UNITED
STATES). Published by the U. S. Catholic Historical Society.
Vol. 1 complete, in cloth; Vol. 2, Nos. 5 and 7; Vol. 3, Nos. 9, 10,
and 11, in paper. 8vo. (As a lot.)
267 Duplicates of the same, Vol. 1, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 8vo, paper. (Con-
tains " Description of Maryland," 1732 ; " Early Lazarist Missions ; '*
" Martyrs of Colorado 1781 ; " etc.) (As one piece.)
268 CENSUS. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Population,
Vital Statistics, Manufactures, and Agriculture. 10 vols. 4to, cloth.
Washington, 1901-1902
Central Hmerica.
269 BRIGHAM (WILLIAM T.) Guatemala: the Land of the
Quetzal. A Sketch. Profusely illustrated from photographs, etc. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1887
270 MAPS. Relacion Descriptiva de los Mapas, Pianos, etc., de la
Audiencia y Capitania General de Guatemala (Guatemala, San
Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, y Costa Rica) existentes en el
Archivo General de Indias. Por Pedro Torres Lanzas. Facsimiles.
i6mo, paper, pp. 214. Madrid, 1903
271 MOSQUITO SHORE (THE). Bericht iiber die im hochsten
Auftrage Seiner Koniglichen Hoheit des Prinzen Carl von Prussia
.... bewirkte Untersuchung einiger theile des Mosquitolandes.
j lithographic plates, and 2 maps. 8vo, half morocco (a little rubbed).
* One of the chapters is on the language of the natives. Berlin, 1845
Xibrarp of Mtlberforce JEames 33
CENTRAL AMERICA— Continued.
272 SAN SALVADOR. Apuntamientos sobre la Topografia Fisica de
la Republica del Salvador, comprendiendo su Historia Natural, sus
Producciones, Climas, etc. Por David J. Guzman. Royal 8vo,
paper, pp. 528. San Salvador, 1883
273 SQUIER (E. G.) Apuntamientos sobre Centro-America, particu-
larmente sobre los Estados de Honduras y San Salvador. Tradu-
cidos por Un Hondurefio. 6 maps and plans, and 11 full-page plates.
8vo, half roan. Paris, 1856
274 Collection of Rare and Original Documents and Relations
concerning the Discovery and Conquest of America chiefly from the
Spanish Archives. Published in the original, with translations,
notes, maps, and biographical sketches. Small 4to, cloth.
New York, i860
* No. I (all published), containing Carta dirijida al Rey de Espana, por el Licen-
ciado Dr. Don Diego Garcia de Palacio, Oydor de la Real Audiencia de Guatemala;
Afio 1576. Being a Description of the Ancient Provinces of Guazacapan, Izalco,
Cuscatlan, and Chiquimula, in the Audiencia of Guatemala; with an Account of the
languages, customs and religion of their Aboriginal Inhabitants, and a Description of
the Ruins of Copan. With a map.
275 Honduras Interoceanic Railway. Preliminary Report. Maps.
8vrJ, paper. New York, 1854
276 The States of Central America, their Geography, Topog-
raphy, Population, Productions, Aborigines, etc., comprising chap-
ters on Honduras, San Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Guate-
mala, Belize, the Bay Islands, the Mosquito Shore, etc. With numer-
ous maps and illustrations. Thick 8vo, cloth. New York, 1858
277 The States of Central America, their Geography, Topog-
raphy, Climate, Population, etc. . . . comprising chapters of Hon-
duras, San Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Belize,
the Bay Islands, the Mosquito Shore, and the Honduras Inter-
Oceanic Railway. With j maps, 8 fullpage plates and 57 woodcuts.
Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1858
* Copies with the English imprint are rare.
278 [ ] Waikna; or, Adventures on the Mosquito Shore. By Sam-
uel A. Bard. 60 illustrations. Post 8vo, original cloth. London, 1855
279 YOUNG (THOMAS). Narrative of a Residence on the Mosquito
Shore during the years 1839-41, with an Account of Truxillo and
the adjacent islands of Bonacca and Roatan. j lithograph plates.
Post 8vo, cloth. (Short Mosquitan and English Vocabulary at end.)
London, 1842
34 3Librars of Milberforce Barnes
280 CERTAIN INDUCEMENTS to well-minded People ... to
transport themselves, or some servants, or agents for them, into the
West-Indies, etc. 4to, pp. 24, paper. New York, 1865
* Reprint of the very rare original of 1643.
281 CHILI. Molina (Abate D. Juan Ignacio). Compendio de la His-
toria Geografica, Natural, y Civil del Reyno de Chile. Traducida
en Espanol, por D. Domingo Joseph de Arquellada Mendoza. Por-
trait of the author, and j maps. 2 vols. 8vo, old Spanish calf (some
leaves in Vol. 1 wormed). Madrid, 1788
282 CIVIL WAR (THE). Abbot (Geo. M.) Contributions towards
a Bibliography of the Civil War in the United States. I. Regi-
mental Histories. 8vo, paper, pp. 34. Philadelphia, 1886
283 Baker (Gen. L. C.) History of the United States Secret Ser-
vice. [Mainly during the Civil War, and including the Capture of
the Assassins of Lincoln.] Illustrated. 8vo, sheep. Philadelphia, 1868
284 Bartlett (John Russell). The Literature of the Rebellion.
A Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets relating to the Civil War in
the United States, etc. Royal 8vo, pp. 477, half green morocco,
gilt top, uncut. Boston, 1866
285 Brown (G. W.) Baltimore and the 19th April, 1861. A Study
of the War. Plan. 8vo, cloth. Baltimore, 1887
286 Century Company's War Book. Battles and Leaders of the
Civil War. Being for the most part contributions by Union and
Confederate Officers based upon " The Century War Series." Edited
by R. U. Johnson and C. C. Buel. Profusely illustrated. 4 vols, royal
8vo, half morocco (a little worn). New York: TheCenturyCo. [1884-87]
287 Glazier (Capt. W. W.) The Capture, Prison Pen, and the
Escape; giving a complete History of Prison Life in the South.
Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1870
288 Tredwell (Daniel M.) A Catalogue of Books and Pam-
phlets relating to the Great Civil War. 8vo, pp. 220, paper, uncut.
Brooklyn [1874]
289 CLARK (C. M.) A Trip to Pike's Peak and Notes by the Way. . .
being descriptive of Incidents and Accidents that attended the pil-
grimage; of the country through Kansas and Nebraska; Rocky
Mountains; Mining Regions; etc. 18 illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
Chicago, 1 86 1
* Not mentioned in Sabin's Dictionary or in any other catalogue consulted. H. H.
Bancroft, in his list of authorities for Nevada and Colorado {Hist, of Pacific States,
Vol. 20, San Francisco, 1890), gives the title as follows: "Clark (C. M.) Trip to
Pike's Peak. MS."
Xibrars of Wilberforce Eames 35
290 CLARKE (JAMES STANIER). The Progress of Maritime Dis-
covery, from the earliest period to the close of the Eighteenth Cen-
tury, forming an extensive system of Hydrography. Vol. I. (All
published.) xxxv, ccxxx, 491, 263 pp. 4to, half calf neat. Plates
and vignettes. (Stamp on title. ) London, 1803
* The narrative of discovery in this volume is brought down to Vasco da Gama's
passage of the Cape of Good Hope in November, 1497, and his arrival at Calicut in
May, 1498. The appendix contains Galvano's Discoveries of the World to 1555,
translated by Richard Hakluyt, and Mr. Locke's History of Navigation from its origi-
nal to the year 1704.
291 CLUB OF ODD VOLUMES. Littlefield (George E.) Early
Boston Booksellers, 1642-1711. Numerous facsimiles. 8vo, half
roan, uncut. Boston, 1900
* Very scarce. Only 150 copies were printed.
292 Littlefield (George E.) Early Schools and Schoolbooks of
New England. Numerous facsimiles. Royal 8vo, half roan, uncut.
♦Only 167 printed, this being No. 148. Boston, 19O4
Colleges anfc ^Universities.
293 ALABAMA UNIVERSITY. Register of the Officers and Gradu-
ates (1821-1878). 4to, paper. Tuscaloosa, 1878
294 Complete List of the Matriculates, from 1869 to 1897. 8vo,
paper. Talladega, 1898
295 AMHERST COLLEGE. Biographical Record of the Alumni of
Amherst College, during its first half century, 1821-1871. — Bio-
graphical Record of the Non-Graduate Members, 1821-1871. 2 vols,
in 1. Thick 8vo, cloth. Amherst, 1883-81
296 General Catalogue of Amherst College, 1821-1890; Catalogue
for the year 1892-93. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Amherst, 1890-93
297 Obituary Record of Graduates of Amherst College, 1868-
1897. 28 annual parts, 8vo, paper, lacking 1869 and 1873.
Amherst, 1868-97
298 Student Life at Amherst College. Its organizations, their
membership and history. (By George R. Cutting.) 8vo, pp. 204,
cloth. Amherst, 187 1
36 Xibrars of IKaUberforce Barnes
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES— Continued.
299 ANDOVER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. General Catalogue
(of graduates, etc., 1810-1880, containing over 3,000 biographical
notices). 8vo, pp. xx, 356, paper. Andover, 1883
300 Necrology, 1880-81 to 1896-97. 17 annual parts, 8vo, paper.
Boston, 1881-97
Seconb Session*
301 AUBURN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. General Catalogue
(of graduates, 1821-1882, with biographical notices). 8vo, pp. 308,
paper. Auburn, 1883
302 Obituary Record, 1880-1883. 2 parts, 8vo, paper.
303 BANGOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. General Statistical
Catalogue, 1820-90; General Catalogue, 1820-95. (Nearly 1,000
biographical notices.) 2 parts, 8vo, paper. Bangor, 1890-95
304 BATES COLLEGE. General Catalogue of Officers and Gradua-
ates, 1863-1891. (Over 500 biographical notices.) 8vo, paper.
Lewiston, 1893
305 BOSTON UNIVERSITY. Historical Register, 1869-1891 ; Origin
and Progress of Boston University, 1893; Year Book, 1898. 3 parts,
8vo, paper.
306 BOWDOIN COLLEGE. General Catalogue of Bowdoin College
and the Medical School of Maine, 1 794-1 894, including a historical
sketch of the Institution during its first century. Prepared by
G. T. Little. (With 5,200 biographical notices.) Plates. 8vo, cloth.
Brunswick, 1894
307 History of Bowdoin College, with Biographical Sketches of
its graduates, 1806-1879. By Nehemiah Cleveland and A. S. Pack-
ard. Numerous fine steel portraits. 933 pp. 8vo, cloth, including
pamphlet of additions and corrections. (As one vol.)
Boston, 1882-87
308 Necrology, 1 870-1877, 2 parts; Library Bulletin, including
the Obituary Record, etc., 1891-1895, 4 parts; Obituary Record,
1894, 1896, 1897. Together 9 parts, 8vo, paper. Brunswick, 1873-97
Xibran? of TKHilberforce Barnes 37
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES— Continued.
309 BROWN UNIVERSITY. Historical Catalogue of Brown Uni-
versity, Providence, R. I., 1 764-1894. (With 4,400 biographical
notices.) 460 pp. 8vo, cloth. Providence, 1895
310 BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY. Memorials of Bucknell University,
1 846-1 896; 48th Annual Catalogue, 1 897-1 898. Portraits. 2 vols.
4to and 8vo, cloth.
311 COLBY UNIVERSITY. Obituary Record of Graduates of Colby
University (Waterville College) from 1820 to 1884, 4 parts; Gen-
eral Catalogue, 1820-1887 (containing over 1,000 biographical
notices). Together 5 parts, 8vo, paper. Waterville, 1870-87
312 COLUMBIA COLLEGE. General Catalogue, 1754-1894 (con-
taining over 11,000 notices, and a facsimile of the broadside cata-
logue printed by Hugh Gaine in 1774); Catalogue, 1897-1898. 2
vols. 8vo, cloth.
313 CORNELL UNIVERSITY. The Ten-Year Book, 1868-1888
(containing over 1,300 notices). 8vo, pp. 215, paper. Ithaca, 1888
314 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. General Catalogue, 1771-1890
(containing over 7,000 notices). 8vo, pp. xxviii., 243, cloth.
v Hanover, 1890
315 Dartmouth Necrology, from 1877-8 to 1896-97. 19 parts,
8vo, paper.
316 EMERSON (EDWIN). The College Year-Book and Athletic
Record for 1896-97. nmo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1897
317 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. College Days at George-
town, and other Papers. By J. Fairfax McLaughlin. Illustrated.
i2mo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1899
* Letter from the author laid in.
318 HAMILTON COLLEGE. Catalogus Collegii Hamiltonensis,
18 14-1893; Annual Register, 1897-1898. 2 Parts, 8vo, paper.
319 HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Harvard College in Early Times,
1672-77; Old Laws of Harvard College, 1655; etc. 3 pamphlets
by Samuel A. Green.
320 Harvard College, by An Oxonian. By George Birkbeck Hill.
Portrait and views. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1894
38 Xibrars ot Wilberforce Barnes
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES— Continued.
321 HARVARD GRADUATE MAGAZINE (THE). Complete
set, from the commencement in October, 1892, to date. Portraits
and plates. 13 vols, thick 8vo, in parts. Boston, 1892-1905
322 HARVARD UNIVERSITY. The Harvard Register. A Monthly
Periodical, devoted to the interests of higher Education. Edited
and published by Moses King. Illustrated. 3 vols, in 2 vols. 4to
and 8vo, half morocco, with all the covers and advertisement leaves
bound in. Cambridge, 1880-81
* A complete set, from the commencement in January, 1880, to the suspension
in July, 1881.
323 Notices of the Triennial and Annual Catalogues of Harvard
University: with a reprint of the Catalogues of 1674, 1682 and
1700. By John Langdon Sibley. 4to, half russia, gilt top.
* No. 2 of Thirty Copies on Large Paper. Boston, 1865
324 Quinquennial Catalogue of the Officers and Graduates, 1636-
1895. 8vo, pp. 515, cloth. Cambridge, 1895
325 HAVERFORD COLLEGE. History of Haverford College for
the first sixty years of its existence, 1830-1890. Portraits and other
illustrations. 8vo, pp. 732, cloth. Philadelphia, 1892
326 MIAMI UNIVERSITY. Alumni and former Student Catalogue,
1809-1892 (containing numerous biographical notices). 8vo, pp. xxii,
195, paper. Oxford, Ohio, 1892
327 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Biographical Catalogue of the
Chancellors, Professors and Graduates of the Department of Arts
and Sciences, 1833-1894; Catalogue (Biographical) of the Graduates
and Officers of the Medical Department, 1842-1890. 2 parts, 8vo,
pp. 311 and 235, paper.
328 OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. Fifty Years of History,
1844-1894. Prof. E. T. Nelson, editor. (Over 2,000 biographical
notices.) Portraits and other illustrations. Small 4to, pp. 547, cloth.
Cleveland, 1895
329 PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY. Biographical Catalogue of
the Matriculates of the College, 1749-1893 (containing over 5,000
biographical notices). 8vo, pp. xlii, 567, paper. Philadelphia, 1894
* Published at $5.
330 Catalogue of the Alumni of the Medical Department, 1 765—
1877, with Supplements to 1897. 3 parts, 8vo, paper.
Philadelphia, 1877-97
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COLLEGES AND UNI VERSITIES— Continued.
331 PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY. Catalogue of the Officers
and Students, 1 783-1883 (containing over 5,000 names). 8vo,
pp. 200, paper. Boston, 1883
332 PRINCETON COLLEGE. Catalogus Collegii Neo-Csesariensis,
1748-1886 (containing over 6,800 notices). 8vo, pp. 240, half
morocco. Philadelphia, 1886
333 General Catalogue of the College of New Jersey, 1 746-1896
(containing over 7,100 notices); Directory of the Living Graduates
and Former Students, 1823-1896. 2 vols. 8vo, paper.
Princeton, 1896
334 PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. General Cata-
logue, 1812-1893 (containing over 4,000 biographical notices).
8vo, pp. 440, cloth. Philadelphia, 1894
335 Necrological Report presented to the Alumni Association, for
1875, and 1878-1897 (containing 900 biogjaphical sketches). 21
parts, 8vo, paper. Philadelphia, 1875-97
336 ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY. General Catalogue of the Officers
and Alumni, 1850-1879 (containing 667 biographical notices);
Directory of the Officers and Alumni, 1850-1895. 2 parts, 8vo,
paper. Rochester, 1879-95
337 RUTGERS COLLEGE. Biographical Notices of Graduates,
deceased from 1887 to 1897. 11 parts, 8vo, paper.
338 Catalogue of the Officers and Alumni, from 1770 to 1871 (con-
taining over 1,600 notices). 8vo, paper. New Brunswick, 1872
339 SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE. Catalogue, 1854 (containing
officers and graduates, 1801-1853); Catalogue of the Library, 1849.
2 vols. 8vo, paper. Columbia, 1849-54
* With letter inserted stating that the catalogue of 1854 is the last general catalogue
printed, and that it is very scarce.
340 TUFTS COLLEGE. Catalogus, 1890 (containing officers and
graduates from 1853 to 1890). 8vo, paper. Bostoniae, 1890
341 UNION COLLEGE. Centennial Catalogue, 1795-1895, of the
Officers and Alumni (containing over 7,000 entries). Royal 8vo,
pp. xiv, 170, 33, paper. Troy, 1895
342 - Necrology for 1885-86, 1888-89 to '892-93, and 1894-95 to
1897-98. 10 parts, 8vo, paper.
40 Xibrars of Milberforce Barnes
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES— Continued.
343 VERMONT UNIVERSITY. General Catalogue, 1791-1890 (con-
taining i,icso entries) ; Obituary Record, No. 1, 1895 (containing 200
biographical sketches). 2 parts, 8vo, paper.
344 WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE. Biographi-
cal and Historical Catalogue, 1802-1889 (containing 1,950 bio-
graphical notices). 8vo, pp. 527, cloth. Cincinnati, 1889
345 WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY. Catalogue of the
Officers and Alumni, 1749-1888 (containing 4,000 notices). 8vo,
pp. 245, paper. Baltimore, 1888
346 WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. Alumni Record, 1833-1881 (con-
taining over 1,400 biographical notices). 8vo, pp. ex, 720, paper.
Hartford, 1883
* Pages 529-668 contain a valuable bibliography of the writings of the Alumni and
Faculty, giving titles and collations, and including articles in periodicals.
347 Obituary Record of Alumni, for 1863-1877, and 1879-1893.
29 parts, 8vo, paper.
348 WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY. General Catalogue of
the Officers and Students, 1826-1895 (containing over 1,300 bio-
graphical notices). 8vo, paper. Cleveland, 1895
349 WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. History of the College
from its foundation, 1660, to 1874 (with a catalogue of Alumni for
the whole period). 8vo, pp. 185, cloth. Richmond, 1874
* Inserted are two letters from President Lyon G. Tyler concerning the rarity of
the book, which is the latest edition of the historical catalogue, and " the first of its
kind published in theU. S."
350 Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Charter, 1693-1893. 4to,
pp. 49, paper.
351 WILLIAMS COLLEGE. General Catalogue, 1795-1890 (contain-
ing 3,500 entries). 8vo, pp. 31, paper. Williamstown, 1890
352 WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY. General Catalogue of the Officers
and Graduates, 1849-1897 (containing over 1,900 entries). . 8vo,
pp. 264, paper. Madison, 1897
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COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES— Continued.
353 YALE UNIVERSITY. A Catalogue, with descriptive notices of
the Portraits, Busts, etc., belonging to Yale University. Post 8vo,
cloth. New Haven, 1892
354 Catalogue of the Officers and Graduates, 1701-1895 (contain-
ing over 16,000 entries). 8vo, paper. New Haven, 1895
355 Obituary Record of Graduates, from 187 1 to 1899. 31 parts,
8vo, paper.
356 COLLEGE CATALOGUES of ninety-six different Colleges and
Universities. 4 bundles, containing over 100 catalogues, neatly let-
tered on the backs, paper and cloth. 1890-98
357 COLORADO. Ives (Lieut. J. C.) Report upon the Colorado
River of the West, explored in 1857 and 1858. Numerous full-page
engravings and cuts in the text, colored plates of Indians and large folding
map. 4to, cloth. Washington, 1861
358 Powell (J. W ) Exploration of the Colorado River of the
West and its Tributaries in 1869-72. Numerous views and plates of
Indians. 4to, half morocco. Washington, 1875
Columbus.
359 SPANISH LETTER of Columbus to Luis de Sant' Angel . . .
dated 15 February, 1493, reprinted in facsimile, translated and
edited from the unique copy of the Original Edition (printed at
Barcelona early in April, 1493). Folio, half roan.
London: Quariic/i, 1891
* Quaritch printed only 100 copies of this, and it is now scarce. The introduction
is written by Michael Kearney. The original letter is now in the Lenox Library.
360 The facsimile of the same letter issued by Maisonneuve of
Paris, the predecessor of Quaritch in its ownership. Folio, cloth.
(Title and two leaves of facsimile.) Paris, 1889
*Only 100 printed, this being No. 43.
361 SPANISH LETTER to Luis Sant Angel, reproduced in reduced
facsimile from the Barcelona Edition of 1493, with translation.
The Latin letter of 1493 reproduced, with preface. Small 4to,
paper. (2 pieces.)* London: Quaritch, 1893
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COLUMBUS-CM&asrf.
362 ADDA (MARQUIS D'). Lettera in Lingua Spagnuola diretta da
Cristoforo Colombo a Luis de Santangel (15 Febbrajo 14 Marzo
1493) riprodotta a Fac-Simile, ed illustrata per cura di Gerolamo
d'Adda dall' unico esemplare a stampa sinora conosciuto che si con-
serva nella Biblioteca Ambrosiana. 4to, half roan. (Manuscript
collation by Wilberforce Eames on p. 28, and typewritten letter
signed by Brayton Ives laid in.) Milano, 1866
*Only 150 copies issued, this being No. 125. Reproduction carefully made with
pen and ink, and then transferred to stone. It was from this, it is asserted, that the
famous Brayton Ives copy was made, which led to so much litigation. A few errors
were made by the copyist, which also occurred in the one in question.
363 ELLIS (F. S.) The Letter in Spanish of Christopher Columbus
written to Luis de Sant Angel reproduced in facsimile from a unique
copy in the possession of the publishers, with Critical Remarks,
Revised Version and Literal Translation. Portrait. 4to, cloth.
London: Ellis and Elvey, 1889
* This is a facsimile of the Columbus letter which Ellis sold to Mr. Brayton Ives,,
and which the latter asserted was a forgery, leading to a lengthy law-suit.
364 DE INSULIS INVENTIS | Epistola Cristoferi Colon . . . de
Insulis in mari Indico nup | invetis. Facsimile issued by Adam
Pilinski in Paris in 1858. Square i6mo, half roan. (8 leaves.) [1858]
* Only 20 copies were made. After its issue it was discovered that the original
from which it was copied lacked the pictorial first and last leaves, although the text was
complete. The original is supposed to have been printed at Basle about 1493.
365 Facsimile of the same edition, reproduced for John S. Kennedy
of the Lenox Library, iamo, cloth. New York, 1890
* The first privately issued edition made from the Lenox Library copy. Presenta-
tion copy from G. H. Moore to Wilberforce Eames.
$66 Facsimile of the same (first published edition), with biblio-
graphical preface, translation and a complete reprint of the Oldest
Four Editions in Latin. Printed by Order of the Trustees of the
Lenox Library. i2mo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1892
367 Second Edition of the same. With new bibliographical
preface by Wilberforce Eames, and a translation. i2mo, paper.
New York, 1893
368 Facsimile of the same edition of the Letter published by
Lowdermilk of Chicago in 1893. With translation. Square umo,
paper. Chicago, 1893
369 Translation of the same edition ot the Letter into Polish, with
the illustrations. By Dr. Z. Celichowski. i2mo, paper. Poznan, 1892
Xibrarp of XKHilberforce Eames 43
COLUMBUS— Continued.
370 LETTER of Christopher Columbus, the great benefactor of the
present age, concerning the newly-discovered islands of India upon
the Ganges . . . translated from the Spanish into Latin by Leandro
de Cosco, April 25, 1493. Facsimile of the original (pictorial)
edition, with an English translation. i2mo, paper. Albany, 1900
* While the facsimile is of the edition without the word " Ganges," the translation
is of one of the editions with that word.
371 A Photo-lithographic facsimile of the First Edition in Latin,
printed at Rome by Stephen Plannck in 1493. With prefatory note
by S. L. M. Barlow. 8vo, half morocco, uncut. New York, 1875
* No. 19 of only 50 copies privately printed for Mr. Barlow from his own copy.
372 Heliotype Facsimile of the Plannck Edition of 1493, with
prefatory note, and translation by Henry W. Haynes. Small folio,
paper. Boston: The Trustees (of the Public Library), 1891
* Facsimile of the Barlow copy, sold at the sale of that library in 1890, and pur-
chased by the Boston Public Library.
373 LETTERA di Cristoforo Colombo riprodotta a Fac-Simile da Vin-
cenzo Promis dall' esemplare della Biblioteca di S. M. 4to (4 leaves
of the facsimile and 2 explanatory leaves).
Torino, n. d. [Circa 1874?]
* Only 100 printed. A photo-lithographic facsimile of the earliest edition printed
by Guyot Marchad at Paris in 1493.
374 BODLEIAN LETTER (THE). Photo-lithograph of an edition,
printed in Paris about 1493, of the Latin translation of Columbus'
letter to Sanxis. From Abp. Laud's copy in the Bodleian. With
Introductory Note by E. W. B. Nicholson. Post 8vo, paper.
London, n. d. [1893]
375 BARTHOLOMEW KUSTLER'S EDITION OF 1497. Eyn
schon hubsch lesen von etlichen inszlen | die do in kurtzen zyten
funden synd durch de | kunig von hispania und sagt vo groszen
wun I derlichen dingen die in de selbe inszlen synd. (Large ivood-
cut.) Colophon reads: — Getruckt zu straszburg uff gruneck vo meister
Bartlomesz | kustler ym iar M.CCCC.xcvii. uff sant Jeronymus tag.
7 leaves, 4to, bound in neat vellum by W. Pratt for H. Stevens.
[Strassburg, 1497]
* One of five copies made in facsimile by John Harris the elder, with such exact-
ness " that it requires an expert to detect it from the original." — Sabin. Published at
ten guineas.
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COLUMBUS-&K//KKrf.
376 COLUMBUS LETTER (THE). (Facsimiles of 4 Autograph
Letters of Columbus.) 8vo, paper, 6 leaves. (Souvenir of the
Monastery of La Rabida, World's Fair Grounds, Chicago.)
New York, 1892
377 BERWICK AND ALBA (THE DUCHESS OF). Autografos
de Cristobal Colon, y Papeles de America. Los publica La Duquesa
de Berwick y de Alba. Facsimiles. Small folio, paper, pp. 205.
Madrid, 1892
378 BRINTON (DANIEL G.) Address delivered on Columbus Day,
October 21, 1892, at the. . . University of Pennsylvania, Philadel-
phia. Crown 8vo, paper, pp. 8. Philadelphia, 1892
379 COLUMBUS (FERDINAND). Vita di Cristoforo Colombo,
descritta da Ferdinando, suo figlio, e tradotta da Alfonso Ulloa.
Nuova edizione. Portrait after De Bry. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1867
380 CURTIS (WILLIAM E.) The Authentic Letters of Columbus.
18 facsimiles of autograph documents. 8vo, paper. (Field Columbian
Publications, No. 2.) Chicago, 1895
381 The Relics of Culumbus: an Illustrated Description of the
Historical Collection in the Monastery of La Rabida. Numerous
illustrations. Post 8vo, paper, pp. 224. [Washington, 1893]
382 DALY (CHARLES P.) Have We a Portrait of Columbus? Ad-
dress before the American Geographical Society, Jan. 9, 1893. Por-
traits. 8vo, paper, pp. 63. 1893
383 DATI (GIULIANO). La lettera dell' Isole che ha trovato nuova-
mente il Re di Spagna. Poemetto in ottava rima. Pubblicato per
cura di Gustavo Uzielli. 2 facsimiles of the woodcuts. i2mo, paper,
uncut. (Scelta di Curiosita Letterarie, Dispensa 136.) Bologna, 1873
* The editor's introduction is followed by notes on the life and family of Dati, with
a bibliography of his poetical writings in print and in manuscript. The Italian letter
is reprinted from the edition dated Oct. 26, 1493. At the end is printed the Latin
letter of Columbus, from the first edition of Stephen Plannck, Rome, 1493. For the
first edition of Dati's version see under Imaz (Af. C).
384 DECOSTA (REV. B. F.) Columbus and the Geographers of the
North. 4to, paper, pp. 23. Hartford, Conn., 1872
385 DELANCEY (EDWARD F.) Columbian Celebration of 1792,
the First in the United States. Address before the N. Y. Historical
Society. Illustrated. 4to, paper, pp. 18. New York, 1893
Xibrarg of "OGUlberforce Eames 45
COLUMBUS-Cm/i'»W.
386 FEUILLET DE CONCHES (F.) Portraits de Christophe
Colomb. 8vo, paper, pp. 34. Presentation copy from the author.
(Small piece of top of front wrapper cut off.) Paris, 1856
* The separate issue.
387 The same Essay extracted from the number of the " Revue
Contemporaine," in which it first appeared. 8vo, sewed, pp. 34.
[Paris, 1856]
388 FORD (PAUL LEICESTER). Writings of Christopher
Columbus, descriptive of the Discovery and Occupation of the New
World. (Translations of the letters of Columbus, etc.) With
Introduction by P. L. Ford. Portrait, umo, cloth. New York, 1892
389 Writings of Christopher Columbus descriptive of the Discovery
and Occupation of the New World. Portrait after La Grabo. nmo,
in the original sheets, uncut and unstitched. New York, 1892
* Written on the fly-leaf is " W. Fames, Esq., with the grateful regards of Paul
Leicester Ford. Day of Publication, Sept. 22, i8q2. One of five copies left uncut,
No. 4. Paul L. Ford."
390 [FOX (G. V.)] Methods and Results. An attempt to solve the
Problem of the First Landing Place of Columbus in the New
World. Large folding map. 4to, paper, pp. 68. (U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Appendix, No. 18 — Report for 1880.)
Washington, 1882
* With numerous MS. corrections by the author, and inscription presenting it to
C. P. Daly. Stamp on title.
391 GOODRICH (AARON). A History of the Character and Achieve-
ments of the so-called Christopher Columbus. Numerous illustrations.
8vo, cloth. New York, 1874
* An attack on Columbus, his discoveries and his personal character, with accounts
of the discoveries by the Scandinavians, by the Cabots, Vespuccius, etc.
392 HARRISSE (HENRY). Christophe Colomb, son Origine, sa Vie,
ses Voyages, sa Famille, et ses Descendants, d'apres des Docu-
ments inedits tires des Archives de Genes, de Savone, de Seville et
de Madrid. Colored plate of the Arms of Columbus, and view. 2 vols,
royal 8vo, three-quarter blue crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt tops,
uncut. Paris, 1884
* Scarce. Only a limited number issued. Beautiful copy.
393 [ ] Christophe Colomb et ses Historiens Espagnols. Royal
8vo, paper, pp. 19. Paris, 1892
* This and the following numbers of these pamphiets by Henry Ilarrisse were all
limited reprints by the author of papers in the " Revue Critique d' Histoire et de
Litt/ralure."
46 XibrarE of Milberforce Barnes
COLUMBUS— Continued.
394 HARRISSE (HENRY). Christophe Colomb et Toscanelli. Royal
8vo, paper, pp. 12. Presentation copy. Paris, 1893
395 A Propos d'un Manuscrit du Ministere des Affaires Etrangeres.
(Le Cartulaire de Christophe Colomb ) Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 14.
Presentation copy. Paris, 1894
396 Pro Academia Hispaniensi. (Review of the Bibliografia
Colombina.) Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 11. (Presentation copy.)
Paris, 1895
397 Qui a Imprime la Premiere Lettre de Christophe Colomb ?
8vo, sewed, pp. 20. (Extrait du " Centralblatt fur Bibliotheks-
wesen," 1892.) Leipzig, 1892
* Only a few copies issued, on Van Guelder paper. Besides the Spanish edition in
quarto, eight editions in Latin are described, and five editions of the Italian version
by Giuliano Dati.
398 Apocrypha Americana. 8vo, paper, pp. ^^. [Extrait du
"Centralblatt fur Ribliothekswesen."] Leipzig, 1902
* A critical examination of the notorious Brayton Ives-Ellis letter of Columbus.
399 HESSELS (J. H.) Essai sur les Editions da la Premiere Lettre
de Colombo imprimees avant 1500. 8vo, cloth, pp. 29. (Extrait
du Bibliophile Beige.) [Bruxelles, 187 1]
400 HOYT (A. H.) The Name "Columbia." Royal 8vo, sewed, pp. 7.
(Presentation copy to G. H. Moore.) Reprinted from the N. E.
Hist, and Geneal. Register, for July 1886. Boston [1886]
401 [IMAZ (MANUEL GOMEZ).] Curiosidades Bibliograficas y
Documentos Ineditos. Homenaje del Archivo Hispalense al cuarto
Centenario del Descubrimiento del Nuevo Mundo. Small 4to, paper,
uncut, with facsimiles. Sevilla, 1892
* The most important part of the volume is the facsimile reproduction in 8 pages of
the heretofore undescribed editio princeps of the Italian Columbus Letter, " La Lettera
dell' /sole che ha trovato nuovamente il Re di Spagna, done into verse by Giuliano Dati,
and dated at the end, Rome, June 15, 1493, or four months earlier than the other
known editions of this year. Five other documents relating to the Columbus family
are also included in the volume, one of them mentioning a Jew who accompanied
Columbus on his voyage to the New World. Only 600 copies printed.
402 [LENOX (JAMES).] Letter of Columbus to Luis de Santangel.
(An Account of the Discovery of the Spanish letter of Columbus in
the Ambrosian Library at Milan, with a literary and bibliographic
description, and a facsimile of its commencement and end.) 8vo,
paper, pp. 12. [New York, 1864]
* Only a few copies were privately printed for Mr. Lenox.
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COLUMBUS-C^/iBwrf.
403 LEON (NESTOR PONCE DE). The Columbus Gallery. The
Discoverer of the New World as represented in Portraits, Monu-
ments, Statues, Medals, and Paintings. With historical description.
Nearly 100 portraits, etc. Royal 8vo, cloth. New York, 1893
404 M'DOUGALL (WALT.) TheUn-Authorized History of Columbus.
Containing no maps, references, or facts; and warranted free from
all injurious subjects whatsoever. Comic illustrations, umo, paper,
pp. 163. [Newark, n. d.]
405 MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Columbian Quadri-Centen-
nial, Oct. 20, 1892. 8vo, paper, pp. 61. [1892]
* Contains papers by H. S. Burrage on "Some of the Portraits of Columbus,"
B. E. Whitman on "A Memorable Voyage," J. P. Baxter on "Three Suggestive
Maps," G. P. Talbot on "The Character of Columbus," J. Williamson on "Where
was Columbus Buried," etc.
406 MAJOR (R. H.) Bibliography of the First Letter of Christopher
Columbus. Crown 8vo, paper, pp. 61. London, 1872
* 75 copies were printed, only 50 of which were for sale.
407 MANRIQUE (ANTONIO MARIA). Guanahani. Investigaciones
Historico-Geograficas sobre el Derrotero de Cristobal Colon por las
Bahamas y costa de Cuba; que comprenden la Situation exacta de
la Primera Tierra descubierta del Nuevo-Mundo. Large folding
map, and woodcut maps in the text. 8vo, paper, pp. 229.
Arrecife (Canaries), 1890
408 MOORE (DR. GEORGE H.) " Columbia." Address before the
Mass. Historical Society, Dec. 10, 1885. The Original Manuscript
(in secretary's hand), written on 18 small Svo pages, with corrections
by the author.
409 PHOTOGRAPHS. Official and Exclusive Photographs of the First
Forts, Towns, Churches, etc., built by Columbus, and his Prison
and his Remains. Oblong i2mo, paper. [New York, 1893]
* Views in San Domingo, including the coffin there presumed to contain his
remains.
410 PORTRAITS. Original Photograph of the Portrait of Columbus,
ascribed to Sir Antonio Moro, with 4-page description, and a maga-
zine article by W. E. Curtis on the portraits. (As one piece.)
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COLUMBUS— Continued.
411 RUELENS (C.) La Premiere Relation de Christophe Colomb.
8vo, paper, pp. 14. (Extrait du Bulletin de la Societe beige de
Geographic) Bruxelles, 1885
* An account of the Thierry Martens edition of 1493, with a facsimile of the first
two pages.
412 La Premiere Relation de Christophe Colomb, 1493. Lettres
sur une edition de l'Epistola Christofori Colom, appartenant a la
Bibliotheque Royale de Bruxelles. Post 8vo, paper. Bruxelles, 1885
* One of only 12 copies printed on Bristol paper. With a very fine facsimile of the
edition printed by Thierry Martens at Antwerp, 1493.
413 SHEA (JOHN G.) Where Are the Remains of Columbus ? Illus-
trated. Small 4to, paper, pp. 17. (Reprinted from the Magazine
of American History.) New York, 1883
414 Columbus and the Men of Palos. 8vo, paper, pp. 12.
(Reprinted from "The U. S. Catholic Historical Magazine.")
New York, 1888
415 SYLLACIUS (NICOLAUS). De Insulis Meridiani atque Indict
Maris Nuper Inventis. With a translation into English by the Rev.
John Mulligan. Portrait of Columbus after the Genoa bust. 4to, half
morocco, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1859
* Privately printed by James Lenox — only 100 issued. This contains the original
Latin text of Syllacius' account of the second voyage of Columbus, with translation,
explanatory notes, translation of the letter of Dr. Chanca, physician to Columbus in
his second voyage, giving a narrative, and a bibliographical appendix on the voyages,
with facsimiles. *
416 TOWNSHEND (C. H.) Am-ar-ca. Columbus Day. Royal 8vo,
paper, pp. 6. (Reprinted from the N. E. Hist, and Gen. Register,
April, 1893.) Presentation copy. Boston, 1893
* Am-ar-ca is the native name of the land which Columbus discovered in 149S, near
the mouth of the Orinoco, while making his third voyage. The object of the paper is
to prove that America is so called after its native name, and not after Vespuccius, who
only adopted that cognomen to distinguish himself from others of the same name.
417 WIESER (F. V.) Die Karte des Bartolomeo Colombo iiber die
vierte Reise des Admirals, j facsimile maps. 8vo, paper, pp. 13.
Innsbruck, 1893
418 WILSON (GEN. JAMES GRANT). Memorials and Footprints
of Columbus. Address before the N. Y. Genealogical Soc'y. 8vo,
paper, pp. 15. Presentation copy. New York, 1888
*Only 100 copies privately printed.
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COLUMBUS— Continued.
419 WINSOR (JUSTIN). Christopher Columbus, and How he
Received and Imparted the Spirit of Discovery. Portraits, numer-
ous reproductions of rare maps, etc. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1892
420 [ ] Columbus: a Bibliographical Note from the Catalogue of
the Ticknor Collection, now in press. Small folio, sheets, pp. 12.
(Printed on one side of the page only.) Boston : Public Library, 1876
^No. 25 of only 30 signed copies printed.
421 YOUNG (GEORGE). The Columbus Memorial, containing the
First Letter (in Spanish) of Columbus, the Latin Letter, and the
Narrative of the Four Voyages of Amerigo Vespucci reproduced in
Facsimile. With illustrations, introductions, and notes. Small 4to,
paper, pp. 167. Philadelphia, 1893
422 COLUMBUS (FERDINAND). [Harrisse (Henry.)] Fernand
Colomb, sa Vie, ses CEuvres. Essai Critique. Imp. 8vo, paper,
pp. 6 -f- 230 -f- Errata leaf. Paris, 1872
* No. 81 of only 200 copies on Holland Paper. Uncut.
423 CONGREGATIONALISTS. Dexter (Henry Martyn). The
Congregationalism of the last three hundred years, as seen in its
literature, with special reference to certain recondite neglected, or
disputed passages. With a Bibliographical Appendix. Thick royal
8vo, cloth, gilt top. New York, 1880
* The " Collections toward a Bibliography of Congregationalism " in the appendix,
contains over 7,200 titles, indicating where each work may be found.
424 Waddington (John). Congregational History, in relation to
Contemporaneous events, and the Conflict for Freedom, Purity, and
Independence, 1 200-1880. 5 thick vols. 8vo, cloth.
*A considerable portion of the work relates to America. London, 1869-1880
425 CONGRESSIONAL HISTORY. History of Congress, exhibit-
ing a Classification of the Proceedings of the Senate and the House
of Representatives from March 4, 1789, to March 3, 1793, embrac-
ing the First Term of the Administration of General Washington.
Thick 8vo, half calf. Washington, 1843
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Connecticut.
426 BARBER (J. W.) Connecticut Historical Collections . . . relating
to the History and Antiquities of every town in Connecticut, ipo
illustrations. 2d edition. 8vo, original calf, pp. 560.
New Haven [1837]
427 CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Collections of
the Society. Vols. 1 and 2. (Essays by J. H. Trumbull on Algon-
kin Geographical Names, Correspondence of Silas Deane, Papers
relating to the Ticonderoga Expedition, etc.) 8vo, cloth.
Hartford, i860, 1870
428 DEXTER (F. B.) The First Public Library in New Haven. 8vo,
paper. (Reprint from New Haven Hist. Soc. Papers.) NewHaven, 1900
* The library was founded in 1656 by Gov. Theophilus Eaton and John Davenport.
429 DIXWELL PAPERS, edited by Franklin B. Dexter. 8vo, paper.
(Reprint from New Haven Hist. Soc. Papers.) New Haven, 1900
430 FIELD (REV. DAVID D.) History of the Towns of Haddam and
East-Haddam. Post 8vo, paper, pp. 49. Middletown, 1814. One
of 200 copies reprinted for C. L. Woodward. New York, 1892
431 [HINMAN (R. R.)] The Blue Laws of New Haven Colony, com-
monly called Blue Laws of Connecticut; Quaker Laws of Plymouth
and Massachusetts; Blue Laws of New York, Maryland, Virginia,
and South Carolina. First record of Connecticut, etc. Post 8vo,
cloth. Hartford, 1838
432 LOVE (W. DE L.) Hartford the Keeper of Connecticut's Charter.
8vo, pp. 18. [Hartford, 1898]
* One of only 25 copies printed. Article on the original charter, from Hartford
Daily Courant, laid in.
433 STEINER (BERNARD C.) The History of Education in Con-
necticut. 8vo, paper, pp. 300, and plates. Washington, 1893
434 TRUMBULL (J. HAMMOND). The Rev. Samuel Peters, his
Defenders and Apologists. (Four articles from the Hartford
Courant, Sept. 10 to Oct. 11, 1877.) (One piece.)
* Relates to the Connecticut Blue-Laws and their forgery by Peters.
435 The True Blue Laws of Connecticut and New Haven, and the
False Blue Laws, invented by the Rev. Samuel Peters. To which
are added specimens of the Laws and Judicial Proceedings of other
Colonies, and some Blue Laws of England in the reign of James I.
Post 8vo, blue cloth, pp. 360. Hartford, 1876
* Presentation copy from Leonard Bacon to the Rev. Dr. John Hall.
/
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Gbe Constitution.
436 CENTZ (P. C.) The Republic of Republics; or, American Federal
Liberty. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1881
437 CHADSEY (C. E.) The Struggle between President Johnson and
Congress over Reconstruction. 8vo, paper, pp. 141. (Columbia
University Studies.) New York, 1896
438 COHN (MORRIS M.) An Introduction to the Study of the Con-
stitution. 8vo, cloth. (Johns Hopkins Studies.) Baltimore, 1892
439 CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF THE U. S. as Seen in
the Development of American Law. Lectures before the University
of Michigan by J. T. Cooley, D. H. Chamberlain, etc. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1889
440 ELLIOT (JONATHAN). The Debates in the several Conven-
tions on the Adoption of the Federal Constitution as recommended
by the General Convention at Philadelphia in 1787, together with
the Journal of the Federal Convention, Luther Martin's Letter, etc.
Second Edition, with considerable additions. 5 vols. 8vo, full tree
calf, gilt. Washington, 1854
* With the supplementary volume, " Diary of the Debates of the Congress of the
Confederation, by James Madison."
441 FEDERALIST (THE). The Federalist: a Collection written in
favor of the New Constitution. Reprinted from the original text,
with an Original Introduction and Notes by Henry B. Dawson.
Portrait of Alexander Hamilton. Vol. I. (all published). Royal 8vo,
cloth. Morrisania, N. Y., 1864
* Large and Thick Paper copy, of which only 6 were issued, this being No. 2.
Presentation copy to G. H. Moore, with autograph inscription by H. B. Dawson.
442 FISKE (JOHN). Civil Government in the United States consid-
ered, with some reference to its origins. First Edition. Post 8vo,
cloth. Boston, 1890
443 FORD (PAUL LEICESTER). A List of the Members of the
Federal Convention of 1787. Square i8mo, sewed, pp. 15.
* Only 100 privately printed, this being No. 88. Brooklyn, 1888
444 The Origin, Purpose, and Result of the Harrisburg Conven-
tion of 1788: a Study in Popular Government. 8vo, paper, pp. 40.
Presentation copy. Brooklyn, 1890
* Only 250 printed, this being No. 22.
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THE CONSTITUTION— Continued.
445 FORD (PAUL LEICESTER). Pamphlets on the Constitution
of the United States, published during its discussion by the people,
1787-1788. Edited, with Notes and a Bibliography by P. L. Ford.
8vo, cloth. Brooklyn: Privately printed, 1888
* Only 500 issued, this being No. 118. Contains reprints of rare pamphlets by
Elbridge Gerry, John Jay, Tench Coxe, John Dickinson, Richard Henry Lee,
George Mason, etc.
446 [HAMILTON (ALEXANDER).] The Federalist: a Commen-
tary on the Constitution of the United States, a Collection of
Essays by Alexander Hamilton, Jay, and Madison; also The Con-
tinentalist, and other papers by Hamilton, edited by John C. Ham-
ilton. Portrait of Hamilton. Thick 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1864
447 HARDING (SAMUEL B.) The Contest over the ratification of
the Federal Constitution in the State of Massachusetts. 8vo, cloth.
(Harvard Historical Studies.) New York, 1896
448 MADISON (JAMES). Journal of the Federal Convention, kept
by James Madison. Reprinted from the edition of 1840, with a
complete Index added. Edited by E. H. Scott. Special edition.
Thick 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1893
* Large Paper copy.
449 PENNSYLVANIA. Pennsylvania and the Federal Constitution,
1787-1788. Edited by J. B. McMaster and F. D. Stone. 15 por-
traits of Robert Morris, Jared Ingersoll, Franklin, Gouverneur Morris,
Benjamin Push, etc., by Albert Rosenthal . Thick 8vo, cloth. (His-
torical Society of Pennsylvania.) [Lancaster, Pa.], 1888
450 STEARNS (C. W.) A Concordance to the Constitution of the
United States of America, with a classified Index. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1873
451 STEVENS (C. E.) Sources of the Constitution of the United States.
Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1894
452 CONTINENTAL MONEY. Breck (Samuel). Historical Sketch
of Continental Paper Money. 8vo, sewed, pp. 20. (Article from
National Magazine, 1845.)
453 Phillips (Henry). Historical Sketches of the Paper Currency
of the American Colonies, prior to the Adoption of the Federal Con-
stitution. 2 vols, three-quarter morocco, gilt tops, uncut, by Brad-
streets. (Woodward's Historical Series, Nos. 5 and 6.)
Roxbury, Mass., 1865-66
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454 CONTINENTAL MONEY. Phillips (Henry, Jr.) A Review
of the Article on Continental Money in Harper's Magazine for
March, 1863. 8vo, sewed, pp. 8. n. p. : Privately printed, 1863
455 COOPER (T. V) and FENTON (H. T.) American Politics (Non-
partisan) from the Beginning to Date, embodying a history of all
the Political Parties, Great Speeches, etc. Thick 8vo, sheep.
Philadelphia, 1882
456 [CRAMER (ZADOK).] The Navigator, containing Directions for
Navigating the Monongahela, Allegeheny, Ohio, and Mississippi
Rivers, with an ample account of these much admired waters . . .
and a Concise Description of their Towns, Villages, Harbors, Set-
tlements, etc., with Maps of the Ohio and Mississippi. To which
is added an Account of Louisiana, and of the Missouri and Columbia
Rivers, as discovered by . . . Capts. Lewis and Clarke. Eighth
Edition. Crown 8vo, original half calf. (A trifling piece of a corner
of one leaf has been torn away, injuring a letter or two, but other-
wise a Fine Copy of a Rare Book.)
Pittsburgh: Cramer, Spear and Eichbaum, 18 14
* Contains 13 maps of the Ohio (printed on the page), and 13 of the Mississippi, as
also map of the Falls of the Ohio, and Plan of Pittsburgh.
'457 CUBA. Bibliography. List of Books relating to Cuba, by A. P. C.
Griffin; with Bibliography of Maps, by P. Lee Phillips. 8vo, paper,
pp. 61. (Congressional Document.) Washington, 1898
458 Coleccion de Novelas, Cuentos, Leyendas, etc., de Autores
Cubanos. 8vo, pp. 249, paper. Habana, 1855
* Contents: Antonelli (Novela historica), por Lacarias ; El Espeton de Oro, por
Cirilo Villaverde; Dos Padres para una Hija, por J. de J. Q. Garcia; El Colera en la
Habana, por Ramon de Palma.
459 CUBA AND PORTO RICO. The Island of Cuba, by A. S-
Rowan and M. M. Ramsay. Maps. 1897. — Porto Rico and the
West Indies, by M. A. Hamm. Illustrated [1899]. — Robinson's The
Porto Rico of To-day. Illustrated. 1899. — Ober's Puerto Rico and
its Resources. Maps and illustrations. 1899. (4 vols.)
460 r\ ARIEN COLONY. The Darien Papers: being a Selection of
wM Original Letters and Official Documents relating to the Estab-
lishment of a Colony at Darien by the Company of Scotland
trading to Africa and the Indies, 1695-1 700. Map and facsimile. 4to,
cloth. Edinburgh, 1849
* Edited by John Hill Burton, and printed by the Bannatyne Club. Only a very
limited number issued.
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461 DARWIN (CHARLES). Journal of Researches into the Natural
History and Geology of the Countries visited during the voyage
round the World of H. M. S. Beagle. Numerous illustrations. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1890
462 DAVIS (HON. N. DARNELL). Cotton Planting in the British
West Indies. Folio, 4 leaves. (Reprinted from "The Argosy,"
Dec, 1904.) With British Guinea 1 cent postage stamp.
[Georgetown, 1904?]
463 DAWSON (SAMUEL E.) The Lines of Demarcation of Pope
Alexander VI., and the Treaty of Tordesillas, A. D. 1493 and 1494-
8vo, paper. (From Trans. Royal Society of Canada.) Ottawa, 1899
464 DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. Bergen (Frank).
The Other Side of the Declaration of Independence. A Lecture
at Elizabeth, N. J. i2mo, sewed, pp. 46. Elizabeth, N. J., 1898
465 Chamberlain (Mellen). The Authentication of the Declara-
tion of Independence, July 4, 1776. 8vo, paper, pp. 28. Presenta-
tion copy from the author to G. H. Moore. Cambridge, 1885
466 Donaldson (Thomas). The House in which Thomas Jefferson
wrote the Declaration of Independence. Illustrated. Post 8vo,
buckram. Philadelphia: Privately printed, 1898
467 Doyle (J. A.) The American Colonies previous to the Decla-
ration of Independence. (The Arnold Prize Essay, Oxford, June,
1869.) 8vo, cloth. London, 1869
468 Draper (Lyman C.) An Essay on the Autographic Collections
of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence and of the Con-
stitution. Portrait of the author. Royal 8vo, cloth. Autograph
presentation copy from the author. New York, 1889
469 Friedenweld (H). The Declaration of Independence. An
Interpretation and an Analysis. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1904
470 Hays (I. Minis). A Note on the History of the Jefferson
Manuscript Draught of the Declaration of Independence in the
Library of the American Philosophical Society. Facsimile of the
document. Folio, paper, pp. 20. Presentation copy from the author
to Wilberforce Eames.
Reprinted July, i8p8, from Proceedings of the Amer. Philos. Socy.
* Only a very few copies were printed separately.
Xtbrars of TKailberforce Barnes 55
471 DE COSTA (B. F.) Cabo de Baxos, or the Place of Cape Cod in
the Old Cartology. 8vo, paper. New York, 1881
472 Lake George, its Scenes and Characteristics, with Glimpses
of the Olden Time, a short account of Ticonderoga, etc. Illus-
trated. i2mo, cloth. New York, 1868
473 Myvyrian Archaiology: the Pre-Columbian Voyages of the
Welsh to America. 8vo, paper, pp. 12. Presentation copy from the
author to Dr. G. H. Moore. Albany, 1891
474 DELAWARE. Perry (William Stevens — Editor). Papers relat-
ing to the History of the Church in Delaware, A. D. 1706-3782.
4to, cloth. [New York] 1878
* Only 250 copies privately printed for subscribers.
475 Powell (Lyman P.) The History of Education in Delaware.
8vo, paper, pp. 186, and plates. Washington, 1893
476 DICKINSON (JOHN). The Life and Times of John Dickinson,
1 732-1808. By C. J. Stille. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. (Memoir of
the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.) Philadelphia, 1891
477 The Writings of John Dickinson. Vol. 1, the Political Writ-
ings,1764-1774. Edited by Paul Leicester Ford. 8vo, cloth. (Memoirs
of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.) Philadelphia, 1895
* Contains the most important of Dickinson's writings — The Letters of a Farmer;
Reply to Galloway; Petition to the King from the Inhabitants of Pennsylvania;
Address on the Stamp Act; etc. With facsimiles of the original title-pages.
478 DOYLE (J. A.) The English in America. Virginia, Maryland,
and the Carolinas. Map. London, 1882; also the continuation, The
Puritan Colonies, j maps. London, 1887. Together 3 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1882-87
479 DUNLAP SOCIETY. Wegelin (Oscar). Early American Plays,
1714-1830, being a compilation of the titles of plays by American
Authors published and performed in America previous to 1830.
Edited, with an Introduction, by John Malone. 8vo, vellum, paper
cover, uncut. New York: Printed for the Dunlap Society, 1900
* Presentation copy from the author.
480 Roden (Robert F.) Later American Plays, 1831-1900, being
a compilation of the titles of plays by American Authors published
and performed in America since 183 1. 8vo, vellum, paper cover,
uncut. New York: Printed for the Dunlap Society, 1900
* Presentation copy from the author.
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481 pDEN (RICHARD). The First Three English Books on Amer-
ica, 151 1— 1555. Being chiefly Translations, Compilations, etc.,
by Richard Eden from the Writings, Maps, etc., of Pietro Martire,
Sebastian Miinster, Sebastian Cabot, with Extracts from the Works
of other Spanish, Italian, and German Writers of the Time. Edited
by Edward Arber. 4to, cloth. Birmingham, 1885
* The three works reprinted are: (1) ^T Of the newe landes and of ye people founde
by the messengers of the Kynge of Portyngale named Emanuel, Antwerp, John of
Doesborowe (1511 ?); (2) ^T A treatyse of the newe India, with other new founde
landes and Islandes, London, 1553; (3) The Decades of the newe worlde or West India,
London, 1555.
482 EGGLESTON (EDWARD). The Beginners of a Nation. A
History of the Source and Rise of the Earliest English Settlements
in America, with special reference to the Life and Character of the
People. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1897
483 ELZEVIR CLUB SERIES. No. 1. The Original of Local and
other Names. A Letter from Hon. Francis Baylies, of Taunton,
Mass., to Hon. P. W. Leland, of Fall River, Mass. 4to, 24 leaves
printed on one side only, sheets. Brooklyn, 1879
* One of 30 copies printed by Paul L. Ford on his own printing press.
484 No. 6. Bibliotheca Chaunciana. A List of the Writings of
Charles Chauncy. [By Paul Leicester Ford.] 4to, 5 preliminary
and 30 numbered leaves, sheets. Brooklyn: Privately printed, 1884
* One of 10 copies printed by Paul L. Ford on his own printing press. Presenta-
tion copy from the author, with his autograph.
485 CMSKE (JOHN). The Critical Period of American History,
1783-1789. Map. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1889
486 The Discovery of America, with some Account of Ancient
America, and the Spanish Conquest. First Edition. Portrait,
maps and illustrations. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1892
487 A History of the United States for Schools. With Topical
Analysis, by F. A. Hill. Portraits, maps, etc. Post 8vo, half roan.
Boston, 1895
488 FLORIDA. Brinton (Daniel G.) Notes on the Floridan Penin-
sula, its Literary History, Indian Tribes, and Antiquities. 12010,
original cloth. Philadelphia, 1859
Xibran? of TKMlberforce Barnes 57
489 FLORIDA. Fairbanks (George R.) The Spaniards in Florida,
comprising the notable settlement of the Huguenots in 1564, and
the History and Antiquities of St. Augustine. 8vo, paper, pp. 120.
Jacksonville, Fla. : C. Drew, 1868
490 Soto (Hernando de). Letter of Hernando De Soto, and
Memoir of Hernando de Escalante Fontaneda. Translated from
the Spanish by Buckingham Smith. Map. 4to, cloth.
Washington, 1854
* Translated from the manuscripts in the possession of James Lenox. Only 100
printed.
491 FORCE (PETER). Tracts and Other Papers relating principally
to the Origin, Settlement and Progress of the Colonies in North
America, from the Discovery of the Country to the year 1776.
4 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Washington, 1836, 1838, 1844, 1846
* Containing reprints of rare and unprocurable books and pamphlets, including
Montgomery's New Colony to the South of Carolina 1717, Nova Brittania 1609, New
Life of Virginea 1612, Cotton's Late Troubles in Virginia 1676, New England's
Plantation 1630, Smith's Description of New England 1616, and New England's
Trials 1622, Morton's New English Canaan 1632, etc.
492 FORD (PAUL LEICESTER— Editor). Winnowings in Amer-
ican History. (Tracts founded on old documents, manuscripts, etc.,
dealing with Narratives, Broadsides, and Proclamations of the Revo-
lution, Virginia, Colonial New York, the Indians, and the New-
foundland Fisheries Question.) 14 various numbers. i2mo, paper.
(14 pieces.)
493 FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN). Bigelow (John— Editor). The Com-
plete Works of Benjamin Franklin, including his Private, Official
and Scientific Correspondence, and numerous Letters and Docu-
mants now for the First Time printed, with many others not in-
cluded in any former collection; also the unmutilated and correct
version of his Autobiography. Portrait. Complete in 10 vols.
8vo, half roan (backs of a few of the vols, a little worn).
♦Letterpress edition. Only 600 printed. New York, 1887-88
494 [Suppressed Letter on Marriage, Privately Printed from the
Original in the Department of State at Washington.] Philadelphia,
June 25th, 1745. My Dear Friend. Broadside. [n. p., 1888?]
* Rare. This edition is not mentioned in Ford's Franklin Bibliography.
58 Xtbrars ot TKHUbertorce JEames
495 FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN). Ford (Paul Leicester). Franklin
Bibliography. A List of Books written by, or relating to, Benjamin
Franklin. 8vo, half roan. Brooklyn, 1889
* Privately issued. Only 500 copies printed, this being No. 11. Inserted are
photographic facsimiles of the rare " Parable against Persecution," and the " Way to
Wealth, Lond., 1774" (title-page).
496 [ ] Ford (Paul Leicester). The Prefaces, Proverbs and
Poems of Benjamin Franklin originally printed in Poor Richard's
Almanacs for 1 733-1 758, collected and edited. Facsimiles. 8vo,
half roan. (Presentation copy from the author to Wilberforce
Eames. ) Brooklyn, 1890
* Large Paper copy. Only 100 privately printed, this being No. 6.
497 [ ] Ford (Paul Leicester). Who Was the Mother of Frank-
lin's Son? An Historical Conundrum, hitherto given up — now partly
answered. 8vo, paper, pp. 15. (Presentation copy from the author
to Wilberforce Eames.) Brooklyn, 1889
*OnIy 100 privately printed, this being No. 8.
498 Franklin Imprint. Remarks upon Mr. George Whitefield,
proving Him a Man under Delusion. By George Gillespy, Minister
of the Gospel, in the County of New-Castle, in America. i2mo, pp.
24, sewed. Philadelphia: Printed by B. Franklin for the Author, 1744
* One of a few facsimiles of the only known copy of the first edition in the Pennsyl-
vania Historical Society.
499 [ ] Primer. The Benjamin Franklin Primer. Illustrated.
i6mo, paper, pp. 24. Attleboro, 1880
* An amusing primer in the style of Field's Tribune Primer, but published two
years before it. Portrait of Franklin in modern evening dress on the wrapper.
500 Rosengarten (J. G.) The "Franklin Papers" in the Ameri-
can Philosophical Society. — Some New Franklin Papers. — Some
Letters of Franklin's Correspondents (from the Franklin Papers in
the A. P. S.). 3 pamphlets, 8vo. Philadelphia, 1903
501 [ ] Sachse (J. F.) Franklin's Account with the "Lodge of
Masons," 1731— 1737, as found upon the pages of his Daily Journal.
Portrait of Franklin after West, and facsimiles. 4to, paper, pp. 21.
Philadelphia {Privately printed, 1898)
502 [ ] [Williamson (Hugh).] What is Sauce for a Goose is also
Sauce for a Gander. i6mo, paper, pp. 8. Philadelphia, 1764
* A fine pen-and-ink facsimile. Of the original only two copies are known, one
being sold in the Brinley sale, where it brought $85. This severe epitaph is the only
known publication which mentions the mother of Franklin's son William, the Governor
of New Jersey.
Xibran? of TlflUlberforce Eames 59
503 i^ANNETT (HENRY). The Building of a Nation. The
\J Growth, Present Condition, and Resources of the United
States, with a Forecast of the Future. Ilhistrated with maps, charts
aud diagrams. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1895
504 GENEALOGY. Durrie (Daniel S.) Bibliographia Genealogica
Americana: an Alphabetical Index to American Genealogies and
Pedigrees contained in State, County and Town Histories, Printed
Genealogies and Kindred Works. Third Edition. 8vo, cloth.
Albany, 1886
505 Fourth Edition of the same, enlarged and containing nearly
40,000 references. 8vo, cloth. Albany, 1895
506 Eliot (W. H.) Genealogy of the Eliot Family. Revised and
enlarged by W. S. Porter. 8vo, in the original sheets, uncut and
unopened. New Haven, 1854
507 Mills (W. S.) Foundations of Genealogy, with suggestions
on the Art of preparing Records of Ancestry. Square i2mo, cloth.
New York, 1899
508 Nelson (William). Contributions towards a Nelson Genealogy.
Part I. Some Neilsons of Scotland. 4to, cloth.
Paterson, N. J.: The Paterson History Club, 1904
* Only 100 printed.
509 Wade Genealogy. Compiled by Stuart C. Wade. 4 parts,
8vo, pp. 384, paper. New York, 1 900-1 903
510 Whitmore (W. H.) The American Genealogist: being a
Catalogue of Family Histories and Publications containing Genea-
logical Information, issued in the United States, arranged chronolo-
gically. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Albany, 1875
511 GEORGIA. Jones (Charles C, Jr.). The Dead Towns of Georgia.
5 plans. 8vo, cloth. Savannah: Privately printed, 1878
512 Jones (Charles C, Jr.). The History of Georgia. Illustrated
with maps, views and plans. 2 vols, thick 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1883
513 M'Call (Capt. Hugh). The History of Georgia, con-
taining Brief Sketches of the most remarkable events, up to the
present day. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. viii, 376; vii, 424, in the original
printed boards, uncut, somewhat stained and spotted.
Savannah, 1811-16
* " One of the Rarest of State Histories."— Menzies Catalogue, No. 1290. "Both
volumes are largely devoted to the history of the border warfare with the Creeks and
Cherokees." — Field.
60 Xibrars of Milberforce Barnes
514 GEORGIA. Stevens (Rev. W. B.) A History of Georgia, from its
Discovery by Europeans to the Adoption of the Present Consti-
tution in 1798. Maps and 2 portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1847, 1859
515 White (Rev. G.) Historical Collections of Georgia, contain-
ing the most interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches,
Anecdotes, etc., relating to its History and Antiquity. Nearly 100
illustrations, and map. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1855
516 GONNEVILLE (CAPITAINE DE). Relation Authentique du
Voyage du Capitaine De Gonneville es Nouvelles Terres des Indes.
Publiee integralement pour la premiere fois, avec une introduction
et des eclaircissements. Par M D'Avezac. 8vo, paper, pp. 115.
(Presentation copy from the author.) (Extrait des Annales des Voy-
ages, 1869.) Paris, 1869
* Voyage to the coast of Brazil in 1 503-1 505.
517 GREEN (S. S.) The Scotch-Irish in America. A Paper read before
the American Antiquarian Society. 8vo, paper, pp. 59. (Presen-
tation copy from the author.) Worcester, Mass., 1895
518 GREENLAND. Fabricius '(Otto). Fauna Groenlandica, syste-
matice sistens, Animalia Groenlandiae, . . . etc. Folding plate. 8vo,
boards, uncut. Hafnise et Lipsiae, 1780
519 Rink (Dr. Henry). Danish Greenland, its People and its
Products. Edited by Robert Brown. Illustrations by the Eskimo,
and map. Thick post 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
520 GROLIER CLUB. Exhibition of Engraved Portraits of Washing-
ton, commemorative of the Centenary of his Death. i6mo, paper.
New York, 1899
521 Hart (Charles Henry). Catalogue of the Engraved Por-
traits of Washington; 21 reproductions of some of the rarest known en-
gravings, and including a mezzotint by S. Arlent Edwards. 4to, half
parchment, uncut. New York: The Grolier Club, 1904
* Only 425 copies printed. Laid in are two pamphlets of 4 pp. each by the author
on Paul Revere's portrait of Washington, and on the work of John Norman, the early
American engraver.
Xtbrars of Milberforce lEames 61
522 GUIANA (BRITISH). Bennett (George W.) An Illustrated
History of British Guiana, compiled from. . . Schomburgk, Sted-
man, Humboldt, Dalton, Hillhouse, Bernau, etc. With numerous
photographs. Royal 8vo, cloth. Georgetown, Demerara, 1866
523 Im Thurn (Everard). Among the Indians of Guiana: being
sketches chiefly Anthropologic from the Interior of British Guiana.
S3 illustrations and a map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
* Chapters on the Religion, Folk-Lore, Antiquities, Marriage Customs, Various
Tribes, etc., of the natives.
524 Phillips (P. Lee). Guiana Venezuela and Cartography. 8vo,
paper. Washington, 1898
525 Rodway (James). History of British Guiana from the year
1668 to the present time. Vol 1. 8vo, cloth. Georgetown, 1891
526 Van Heuvel (J. A.) El Dorado, a narrative of the circum-
stances which gave rise to reports ... of the existence of a Rich and
Splendid City in South America . . . including a Defence of Sir
Walter Raleigh. Map. 8vo, paper, pp. 166. New York [1844]
* Contains a short vocabulary of the languages of the Five Indian Nations in
Guiana.
527 GUIANA (FRENCH). Nouvion (Victor De). Extrait des Auteurs
et Voyageurs qui ont ecrit sur la Guyane; suivis du Catalogue Bib-
liographique de la Guyane. 8vo, paper, pp. 616. Paris, 1844
528 Prefontaine (M. de). Maison Rustique a l'Usage des Habi-
tans de la partie de la France 6quinoxiale, connue sous le nom de
Cayenne, 7 folding plates, pp. 211 ; also in the same volume, Dictionnaire
Galibi, preced6 d'un Essai de Grammaire, par M. D. L. S., pp. 127
(back wanting). Paris, 1763
* The first book was written mainly for the use of the sugar planters, and gives in-
structions for the working of a plantation, followed by an interesting dictionary of
plants, products, diseases, etc.. of Cayenne; the second book is a valuable dictionary
of the Galibi or Carib language.
529 Ternaux-Compans (H.) Notice Historique sur la Guyane
Francaise. 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1843
* At the end is Bibliography of books relating to French Guiana, dating from 1557.
and including 166 items.
530 GUIDE BOOKS. Appleton's General Guide to the United States
and Canada. Maps and illustrations. 2 vols. 1893. — Appleton's
Guide to Mexico, by A. R. Conkling. 1884. — Stoddard's the Adi-
rondacks Illustrated, 1885; and others, various. (10 vols.)
62 Xibrars of Milberforce Barnes
531 MAKLUYT (RICHARD). A Descriptive Catalogue of those
Maps, Charts and Surveys relating to America, which are men-
tioned in Vol. III. of Hakluyt's Great Work, by J. G. Kohl.
8vo, pp. 86, paper. Washington, 1857
532 A Discourse concerning Western Planting, written in the year
1584. Now first printed from a contemporary manuscript, with a
preface and an introduction by Leonard Woods, LL. D. Edited,
with notes in the appendix, by Charles Deane. 8vo, pp. lxi, 253,
original black cloth, uncut. Cambridge, 1877
* One of twenty-five copies printed separately, and lettered on the back: Hak-
luyt's Discourse on Western Planting, 1584. From the Deane sale, being the
editor's own copy.
533 The Principall Navigations, Voiages and Discoveries of the
English nation, made by Sea or over Land, to the most remote and
farthest distant Quarters of the earth at any time within the com-
passe of these 1500 yeeres: Devided into three severall parts . . . etc.
Folio, handsomely bound in full crimson straight grain morocco,
richly gilt, inside gilt dentelle borders, gilt edges. (The title has
been very skillfully repaired and mounted, as also the margins of two
leaves of the Index and of two or three other leaves.) London, 1589
* A fine, clean copy of the First Edition. A map is referred to in the preface, but,
as usual, this copy does not contain it, and only three copies are known to exist in that
state, but it contains the six unnumbered leaves of Drake's voyage to the South Seas.
Hukluyt states that he was " seriously dealt with not to" publish this account, but ap-
parently a few copies must have been printed, of which this is one. Also is included
the narrative of Bowles' voyage, " printed this second time . . . for the correction of the
err ours."
534 The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques, and Discov-
eries of the English nation. Collected by Richard Hakluyt,
Preacher, and Edited by Edmund Goldsmid, F.R. H.S. 16 vols,
bound in I J vols. 8vo, half dark cloth, uncut edges, parc/unent covers bound
in, contents fully lettered on the back of each volume. Portraits and maps.
(As 1 7 vols. ) Edinburgh : E. 6° G. Goldsmid, 1884-90
* Fine paper edition, printed on the finest Whatman hand-made paper. Besides the
great edition of 1 598-1600, which is reprinted verl/alim, this edition includes the voy-
age to Cadiz (suppressed by Queen Elizabeth after the disgrace of the Earl of Essex),
and some other voyages published in the edition of 1589, which were omitted in the
second edition, and also reprints of the following independent works: (1) The Fardle
of Facions, r555; (2) The Conquest of the Grand Canaries, 1599; (3) Davis's Worldes
Hydrographical Discription, 1595; (4) Hakluyt's Discourse of Western Planting;
(5) The Gentleman of Elvas's Virginia Richly Valued, by the Description of the maine
land of Florida, 1609; and (6) Jourdan's Discovery of the Barmudas, otherwise called
the He of Divels, 1610. All of the voyages are re-arranged in geographical order,
and numerous indexes are added.
Xibrarg of lldilberforce Barnes 63
Ibafclupt Society
535 AFONSO D'ALBOQUERQUE. The Commentaries of the Great
Afonso Dalboquerque, second Viceroy of India. Translated from
the Portuguese edition of 1774, with Notes, and an Introduction
by Walter De Gray Birch. Illustrated. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1875-84
536 ALVAREZ (FATHER FRANCISCO). Narrative of the Por-
tuguese Embassy to Abyssinia during the years 1520-1527. Trans-
lated from the Portuguese, with Notes and Introduction by Lord
Stanley of Alderley. 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
537 ALVARO (DE MENDANA). The Discovery of the Solomon
Islands in 1568. Translated from the original Spanish Manuscripts.
Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by Lord Amherst of Hackney
and Basil Thomson. With maps, and numerous illustrations of natives,
etc., from photographs. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1901
538 ANDAGOYA (THE ADELANTADO PASCUAL DE).
Narrative of the Travels of Pedrarias Davila in the Provinces of
Tierra Firme or Castilla del Oro, and of the Discovery of the South
Sea and the Coasts of Peru and Nicaragua. Translated and edited,
with Notes and Introduction, by Clements R. Markham. Map. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1865
539 AZURARA (GOMES EANNES DE). The Chronicle of the
Discovery and Conquest of Guinea. Now first done into English
by C. R. Beazley, and E. Prestage. Reproductions of early maps, etc.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1896-99
540 BADGER (GEORGE P.— Translator). History of the Imams and
Seyyids of 'Oman, by Salil-ibn-Razik. Translated from the original
Arabic, with Notes, Appendices, and Introductions, continuing the
history down to 1870. Map. 8vo, cloth. London, 187 1
* A history of the province of Oman, in Arabia, from the rise of Mahomedanism,
including the attempts of the Portuguese to found colonies in the province and the
wars that resulted.
541 BARROW (JOHN). The Geography of Hudson's Bay; being the
Remarks of Capt. W. Coats in many voyages to that locality, 1727-
1751. 8vo, cloth. London, 1852
64 Xibrary of MUberforce Barnes
HAKLUYT SOCIETY— Continued.
542 BATTELL (ANDREW). The Strange Adventures of Andrew
Battell of Leigh, in Angola and the adjoining regions. Reprinted
from " Purchas His Pilgrimes. " With Notes, and a concise history
of Kongo and Angola by E. G. Ravenstein. Map in pocket at end.
8vo, cloth. London. 1901
* Andrew Battell was captured by the Portuguese about the end of the sixteenth
century, and kept a prisoner in Angola and Kongo for apparently nearly ten years.
543 BENT (J. THEODORE). Early Voyages and Travels in the
Levant. I. The Diary of Master Thomas Dallam, 1599-1600. II.
Extracts from the Diaries of Dr. John Covel, 1670-79. With some
account of the Levant Company of Turkey Merchants. Portrait of
Dr. Covel. 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
544 BENZONI (GIROLAMO). History of the New World. Now first
translated and edited by Rear-Admiral W. H. Smyth. Reproduc-
tions of the original cuts. 8vo, cloth. London, 1857
545 BETHENCOURT (JEAN DE). The Canarian; or, Book of
the Conquest and Conversion of the Canarians in the year 1402.
By Messire Jean de Bethencourt. Composed by Pierre Bonder,
and Jean le Verrier. Translated, and with Notes, and Introduc-
tion, by R. H. Major. (With the original text.) Portrait. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1872s
546 BOND (E. A. — Editor). Russia at the close of the Sixteenth Cen-
tury; comprising the treatise "Of the Russe Common Wealth," by
Giles Fletcher, and the Travels of Sir Jerome Horsey, now for the
first time printed entire from his own manuscript. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1856
547 CASTANHOSO (MIGUEL DE). The Portuguese Expedition
to Abyssinia in 1541-1543, as narrated by Castanhoso, with some
contemporary letters, the short account of Bermudez, and certain
extracts from Correa. Translated and edited by R. S. Whiteway.
Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. London, 1902
548 CIEZA DE LEON (PEDRO DE). The Travels of Pedro de
Cieza de Leon, A. D. 1532-1550, contained in the First Part of his
Chronicle of Peru. Translated, with Notes and Introduction, by
Clements R. Markham. . Map. 8vo. cloth. London, 1864
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HAKLUYT SOCIETY— Continued.
549 COLUMBUS. Select Letters of Christopher Columbus, with other
original documents relating to his Four Voyages to the New
World. Translated and edited by R. H. Major. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1847
550 The Journal of Christopher Columbus, during his Firs,
Voyage, 1492-1493, and documents relating to the Voyages of John
Cabot and Gaspar Corte Real. Translated, with Notes and Intro-
duction. 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
551 CONWAY (SIR W. MARTIN-^^r). Early Dutch and
English Voyages to Spitsbergen in the 17th Century, including
Gerritsz's Histoire du Pays nomme Spitsberghe, 1613, and Van der
Brugge's Journael of Dagh Register, Amst., 1634, both translated
for the first time by B. H. Soulsby and J. A. J. de Villiers. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1904
552 CORTES (HERNAN). The Fifth Letter of Hernan Cortes to the
Emperor Charles V., containing an account of his expedition to
Honduras. Translated from the original Spanish by Don. Pascual
de Gayangos. 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
553 COSMAS INDICOPLEUSTES, the Indian Navigator. The
Christian Topography of Cosmas, an Egyptian Monk. Translated
from the Greek, and with Notes, and Introduction by J. W.
McCrindle. 8vo, cloth. London, 1897
* The author lived in the early part of the sixth century.
554 DOMINGUEZ (LUIS L.) The Conquest of the River Plate, 1535-
1555. (Containing) the voyage of Ulrich Schmidt, from the German
edition of 1567, and the Commentaries of Alvar Nuftez Cabeza de
Vaca from the Spanish edition of 1555. Translated, with Notes and
Introduction. 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
♦
555 D'ORLEANS (PERE PIERRE JOSEPH). History of the two
Tartar Conquerors of China, including the two Journeys into
Tartary of Father Ferdinand Verbiest, in the suite of the Emperor
Kang-Hi .... to which is added Father Pereira's Journey into
Tartary from the Dutch of Nicolaas Witsen, translated by the Earl
of Ellesmere. With Introduction by R. H. Major. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1854
556 DRAKE (SIR FRANCIS). Sir Francis Drake, his Voyage, 1595,
by Thomas Maynarde; together with the Spanish account of
Drake's attack on Puerto Rico. Edited from the original manu-
scripts by W. D. Cooley. 8vo, cloth. London, 1849
66 Xtbrars of Milberforce Barnes
HAKLUVT SOCIETY— Continued.
557 DUDLEY (ROBERT, EARL OF LEICESTER). The Voy-
age of Robert Dudley ... to the West Indies, 1594-95, narrated
by Capt. Wyatt, by himself, and by Abram Kendall. Edited by
G. F. Warner. Portrait, map in pocket, and facsimile. London, 1899
558 FERNANDEZ DE QUIROS (PEDRO). The Voyages of
Pedro Fernandez de Quiros, 1595 to 1606. Translated and edited
by Sir Clements Markham. 3 maps in pocket at end. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1904
* Voyages to the Southern Pacific, to New Guinea, the New Hebrides, the Mar-
quesas, Philippines, etc.
559 FOX AND JAMES' VOYAGES. The Voyages of Captain Luke
Fox of Hull, and Captain Thomas James of Bristol, in Search of a
North- West Passage. With Narratives of the Earlier Voyages of
Frobisher, Davis, Hudson, etc. Portraits and reproductions. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. (A. L. S. of the editor to Wilberforce Eames inserted.)
London, 1894
560 GALVANO (ANTONIO). The Discoveries of the World, from
their first original to the year of Our Lord 1555. Corrected,
quoted and published in England by Richard Hakluyt [1601], now
reprinted with the original Portuguese text, and edited by Vice-
Admiral Bethune. 8vo, cloth. London, 1862
561 GAMBOA (PEDRO SARMIENTO DE). Narratives of the
Voyages of . . . Gamboa to the Straits of Magellan. Translated
and edited, with Notes and Introduction by Clements R. Markham.
2 maps. 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
562 GOSCH (C. C. A.) Danish Arctic Expeditions, 1605 to 1620.
With Notes and Introductions. Maps and reproductions. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, r897
563 HAKLUYT (RICHARD). Divers Voyages touching the Discov-
ery of America and the Isles adjacent. Edited, with Notes and
Introduction, by J. W. Jones. 2 maps and facsimile. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1850
564 HAWKINS (SIR RICHARD). The Observations of Sir Richard
Hawkins, Knt., in his Voyage into the South Sea in the year 1593,
reprinted from the edition of 1622. Edited by C. R. Drinkwater
Bethune. 8vo, cloth. London, 1847
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HAKLUYT SOCIETY— Continued.
565 HEDGES (WILLIAM). The Diary of William Hedges during
his agency in Bengal, 1681-1687. Edited by Col. Henry Yule.
Vol. III. 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
566 HUDSON (HENRY). Henry Hudson, the Navigator. The Origi-
nal Documents in which his Career is Recorded, collected, partly
translated, and annotated, with an introduction by G. M. Asher.
2 maps. 8vo, cloth. London, i860
567 HUES (ROBERT). Tractatus de Globis et Eorum usu. A Treatise
descriptive of the Globes constructed by Emery Molyneux, and pub-
lishedin 1592. With annotated Indices and an Introduction by Clem-
ents R. Markham. View of a Molyneux Globe, and map. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1889
568 JENKISON (ANTHONY), and others. Early Voyages and
Travels to Russia and Persia by Anthony Jenkinson and other Eng-
lishmen, with some account of the First Intercourse of the English
with Russia and Central Asia by way of the Caspian Sea. Edited
by E. D. Morgan and C. H. Coote. Reproductions of portraits and
early maps. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
569 JORDANUS (FRIAR). Mirabilia Descriptia. The Wonders of
the East, by Friar Jordanus, of the Order of Preachers [circa 1330].
Translated from the Latin Original. . . with the addition of a Com-
mentary. By Col. Henry Yule. 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
570 LAVAL (FRANCOIS PYRARD DE). The Voyage of Francois
Pyrard de Laval to the East Indies, the Maldives, the Moluccas, and
Brazil. Translated by Albert Gray. Vol. II, Part II. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1890
571 LEFROY (SIR J. H.) The Historye of the Bermudas, or Summer
Islands. Edited from a MS. in the Sloans Collection, British Museum
Portrait of Capt. John Smith, Sir George Sommers, map of Bermuda,
162 j, etc. 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
* Ascribed to Capt. John Smith, of New England.
572 LEGUAT (FRANCOIS). The Voyage of Francois Leguat of
Bresse, to Rodriguez, Mauritius, Java, and the Cape of Good Hope.
Transcribed from the First English Edition. Edited and Annotated
by Capt. Pasfield Oliver. Numerous illustrations, many in facsimile of
the originals. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
68 Xibrarp of Milberforce Barnes
HAKLUYT SOCIETY— Continued.
573 LEO AFRICANUS. The History and Description of Africa and
of the Notable Things therein contained, written by Al-Hassan
Ibn-Mohammed Al-Wezaz Al-Fasi . . . better known as Leo
Africanus. Done into English by John Pory in 1600. Edited,
with Notes and Introduction, by Dr. Robert Brown. 3 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1896
574 LINSCHOTEN. The Voyage of John Huyghen Van Linschoten to
the East Indies. From the old English translation of 1598. The
First Book containing his Description of the East. Edited by A. C.
Burnell and P. A. Tiele. Portrait of Linschoten. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1885
575 MAJOR (R. H.) India in the Fifteenth Century: being a Collection
of Voyages to India in the Century preceding the Portuguese Dis-
covery of the Cape of Good Hope, from Latin, Persian, Russian,
and Italian Sources, now first translated into English. 8vo, cloth.
(Presentation copy from the translator.) London, 1857
576 Notes upon Russia: being a translation of the Earliest Ac-
count of that Country entitled " Rerum Moscoviticarum Com-
mentarii." By the Baron Sigismund von Herberstein. Translated,
with Notes and Introduction, by Major. Portrait of the author, and
another portrait of a contemporary Russian Prince, and reproduction of a
contemporary map of Moscow. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. (Presentation copy.)
London, 1851-52
577 MARKHAM (CLEMENTS R.) Expeditions into the Valley of
the Amazons, 1539, 1540, 1639. Translated and edited, with Notes.
Map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1859
1
578 The Life and Acts of Don Alonzo Enriquez de Guzman, 15 18
to 1543. Translated from the original manuscript in the National
Library in Madrid, with Notes and Introduction. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1862
* The subject of the narrative visited Peru in the time of Pizarro, and took an active
part in the conflict between Almagro and that conquerer.
579 Reports on the Discovery of Peru. (Francisco de Xeres to
Pizarro, Letter of Hernando Pizarro, etc.) Translated, with Notes
and Introduction. Map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
Xibrarg of Wflberforce Barnes 69
HAKLUYT SOCIETY— Continued.
580 MORGA (ANTONIO DE). The Philippine Islands, Moluccas,
Siam, Japan, Cambodia, and China at the close of the 16th Century.
Translated from the Spanish, with Notes and Preface, and Letter
from Luis Vaez de Torres describing his voyage through Torres
Straits. By the Hon. Henry E. J. Stanley. Portrait. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1868
581 PIETRO DELLA VALLE. The Travels of Pietro dellaValle in
India. From the old English translation of 1664, by G. Havers.
Edited, with Life of the Author, Introduction, and Notes, by Edward
Grey. Facsimiles of the original portrait and of early maps. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1892
582 RALEGH (SIR WALTER). The Discovery of the Large, Rich,
and Beautiful Empire of Guiana with a relation of the Great and
Golden City of Manoa. Reprinted from the edition of 1596. With
some unpublished documents relative to that country. Edited with
copious notes, and biographical memoir by Sir R. H. Schomburgk.
8vo, cloth. London, 1848
583 ROE (SIR THOMAS). The Embassy of Sir Thomas Roe to the
Court'of the Great Mogul, 1615-1619, as narrated in his Journal and
Correspondence. Edited from contemporary records, by William
Foster. With facsimile of Baffin's map of Hindostan, idip, portrait,
facsimile and illustrations from early sources. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1899
584 RUNDALL (THOS.) Memorials of the Empire of Japon, in the
XVI. and XVII. Centuries. Edited with notes. Map. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1850
585 Narratives of Voyages towards the North-West in search of
a passage to Cathay and India, 1496 to 163 1. 2 maps. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1849
586 SARIS (CAPT. JOHN). The Voyage of Captain John Saris to
Japan, 1613. Edited from Contemporary Records by Sir E. M.
Satow. With reproduction of Linschoten's map of the Eastern Seas, fac-
simile, and illustrations from Japanese sources. 8vo, cloth. London, 1900
587 SCHILTBERGER (JOHANN). The Bondage and Travels of
Johann Schiltberger in Europe, Asia and America, 1396-1427.
Translated from the Heidelberg MS. by Comm. J. B. Telfer. Notes
by Prof. P. Bruun. Map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
* The author was taken a prisoner at the battle of Nicopolis, was a slave to Baja-
zet, afterwards was sent to Egypt, where he served as servant to Abubekr; later was
sent to Grand Tartary, finally returning to Constantinople, from whence he escaped
after a long captivity.
7o Xtbrars of Wilberforce Barnes
HAKLUYT SOCIETY— Continued.
588 STANLEY OF ALDERLEY (LORD— Editor). Travels to
Tana and Persia, by Josafa Barbaro and Ambrogio Contarini.
Translated from the Italian by W. Thomas, Clerk of the Council to
Edward VI. With introduction. 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
589 STRACHEY (WILLIAM). The Historie of Travaile into Vir-
ginia Britannia. Now first edited from the original manuscript by
R. H. Major. Facsimile of Smith's map, 8vo, cloth. London, 1849
590 TEIXEIRA (PEDRO). The Travels of Pedro Teixeira; with his
" Kings of Harmuz," and extracts from his " Kings of Persia."
Translated and annotated by W. F. Sinclair, and with further Notes
and Introduction by Donald Ferguson. 8vo, cloth. London, 1902
* The author travelled in India in the latter part of the 16th Century. The narrative
of his caravan journey from India to Italy forms most interesting and valuable read-
ing.
591 VARTHEMA (LUDOVICO DI). The Travels of Ludovico di
Varthema in Egypt, Syria, Arabia Deserta, and Arabia Felix, Per-
sia, India and Ethiopia. Translated from the original Italian edi-
tion of 15 10, with preface by J. W. Jones. Edited, with Notes and
Introduction, by G. P. Badger. Map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
592 VASCO DA GAMA. Journal of the First Voyage of Vasco da
Gama, 1497-1499. Translated, and with Notes, etc., by E. G.
Ravenstein. Portrait, illustrations and reproductions of early maps.
8vo, cloth. London, 1898
593 VEGA (GARCILASSO DE LA). First Part of the Royal Com-
mentaries of the Yncas. Translated, with Notes and Introduction,
by Clements R. Markham. Vol. 1. 8vo, cloth. London, 1869
594 VESPUCCIUS. The Letters of Amerigo Vespucci, and other Docu-
ments illustrative of his career. Translated, with Notes and Intro-
duction, by Clements R. Markham. 8vo, cloth. London, 1894
595 WILLIAM OF RUBRUCK (FRIAR). The Journey of Will-
iam of Rubruck to the Eastern Parts of the World, 1253-55, as
narrated by himself, with two accounts of the earlier journey of
John of Pian de Carpine. Translated from the Latin, and with
Notice by W. W. Rockhill. Map in pocket at end. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1900
Xfbrars of Milberforce Barnes 71
HAKLUYT SOCIETY— Continued.
596 YULE (COLONEL HENRY). Cathay and the Way thither:
being a Collection of Medieval Notices of China, translated and
edited, with a preliminary essay on the intercourse between China
and the western nations previous to the discovery of the Cape route.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Maps and illustrations. London, 1866
* One of the rarest works in the series.
597 HALE (JOHN P.) Trans-Allegheny Pioneers. Historical Sketches
of the First White Settlements West of the Alleghenies, 1748, and
after. Post 8vo, cloth. Cincinnati, 1886
598 [HARRISSE (HENRY). A Brief Disquisition concerning the
Early History of Printing in America. 4to, pp. 19, stiff paper
boards. New York, Privately printed, 1866
* One of "only twenty-five copies printed." It relates to the introduction of
printing into Mexico, and contains a list of works printed in America between the
years 1540 and 1600.
599 HAYDEN (PROF. F. V.) and SELWYN (PROF. A. R. C.)
North America. Numerous illustrations and maps. Thick post 8vo,
cloth. (Stanford's Compendium of Geography and Travel.)
London, 1883
600 [HELPS (SIR ARTHUR).] The Conquerors of the New World
and their Bondsmen: being a Narrative of the Principal Events
which led to Negro Slavery in the West Indies and America. First
Edition. 2 vols, half brown levant morocco, gilt tops, uncut.
London, 1848
£birb Session.
601 HELPS (SIR ARTHUR). The Spanish Conquest in America, and
its Relation to the History, of Slavery and to the Government of Colo-
nies. First Edition. 4 vols. 8vo, original green cloth. London, 1855
* The Charles Deane copy, which on the sale of that library was purchased by the
Newark Public Library, who impressed their stamp in several places, later re-selling it
as a duplicate.
602 HISTORICAL MAGAZINE, and Notes and Queries concerning
the Antiquities, History, and Biography of America. Edited by
Henry B. Dawson, and others. First Series, 10 vols. ; Second
Series, 10 vols. ; Third Series, 3 vols. Together 23 vols. Com-
plete set, in the original parts.
72 OLibrar^ of Wilberforce Barnes
603 HOLMES (ABIEL). The Annals of America, from the discovery
by Columbus in the year 1492, to the year 1826. Second Edition.
2 vols. 8vo, boards, uncut. Cambridge, 1829
* A fine, clean set of the best edition, with the bookplate of Daniel Webster in
the first volufne,"and the following inscription in each volume: — "The Hon. Mr.
Webster is requested to accept these volumes in token of the respect and regards of his
obliged &* obedient servt A. Holmes."
604 HOUGHTON (W. R.) Conspectus of the History of Political
Parties and the Federal Government. Colored diagrams. 4to, cloth.
Indianapolis, 1880
605 HOWLAND (EDWARD). Annals of North America: a Concise
Account of Important Events . . . 1492-1876. Illustrated. Thick
8vo, sheep. Hartford, 1877
606 HUMBOLDT (ALEXANDER VON). Examen Critique de
l'Histoire de la Geographie du Nouveau Continent, et des Progres
de l'Astronomie Nautique aux i5me., et i6me., Siecle. 4 maps.
5 vols, in 2. 8vo, half morocco. (As 2 vols.) Paris, 1836-39
607 I NDIANA. Dillon (J. B.) A History of Indiana from its Earliest
Exploration by Europeans to 1856. Maps, views and portraits.
8vo, sheep. Indianapolis, 1859
608 IAMESON (J. FRANKLIN). Dictionary of United States His-
il toVy, 1492-1895. Written concisely and arranged alphabetically.
Numerous portraits, etc. Royal 8vo, half roan. Boston [1894]
609 II /"ANSAS. Kansas Historical Society. Transactions of the
J^ Society. (Kansas Historical Collections.) Vols. 1 to 4, in 3
vols. 8vo, cloth. Topeka, 1881-1890
610 Wilder (Daniel W.) The Annals of Kansas. Thick 8vo,
cloth. Topeka, 1875
611 KENTUCKY. Boone (Daniel). Contribution toward a Bibliog-
raphy of Writings concerning Daniel Boone. By W. H. Miner.
i2mo, boards. New York: The Dibdin Club, 1901
*No. 11 of only 250 published.
612 Butler (Mann). A History of the Commonwealth of Ken-
tucky ... to 1813. With Introduction on the Settlement of West-
ern Virginia, 1 736-1 774. Second Edition, revised and enlarged.
Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Cincinnati, 1836
Xtbrarp ot "QXailberforce Barnes 73
613 KENTUCKY. Durrett (Reuben T.) The Life and Writings of
John Filson, the First Historian of Kentucky . . . prepared for the
Filson Club. With a newly discovered portrait, a facsimile of one of
his letters, and a photo-lithographic reproduction of his original map of
Kentucky, published in his '•''History of Kentucky," in 1784. 4to, paper,
pp. 132. (Filson Club Publications, No. 1.) Louisville, 1884
* Scarce. Only a limited number printed.
614 Filson (John). The Discovery, Settlement, and Present
State of Kentucky, and Introduction to the Topography and Natu-
ral History of that Rich and Important Country; also Colonel
Daniel Boone's Narrative of the Wars of Kentucky, with an Account
of the Indian Nations within the limits of the United States . . . etc.
Illustrated with a large whole-sheet map of Kentucky from actual surveys,
and a plan with description of the Rapids of the River Ohio. By Capt.
Thomas Hutchins. 8vo, half morocco, pp. 68. London, 1793
* Rare. The original edition was printed at Wilmington in 1784, and the publish-
er's notice states that this reprint contains considerable additions. Much of the
information was obtained from Daniel Boone, James Harrod, and other early pioneers
with whom Filson was personally acquainted, and preceding the description is a notice
signed by Boone, Harrod, and Levi Tod stating that they have revised the book, and
that it contains as accurate a description as can be given. The author, while survey-
ing the present site of Cincinnati, in 1788, disappeared, presumably killed by the
Indians. The map is a copy of the extremely rare original map, containing the sites
of towns and settlements which have now disappeared.
615 1ALOR (JOHN J.) Cyclopaedia of Political Science, Political
|_^ Economy, and of the Political History of the United States.
By the best American and European Writers. 3 vols, royal 8vo,
half morocco. Chicago, 1882-84
616 LAS CASAS (B. DE). A List of the Printed Editions of the
Works of Fray Bartolome de las Casas, Bishop of Chiapa. By
Joseph Sabin. 8vo, half morocco. New York, 1870
617 LAS CASAS (BARTOLOME). Noticia y Descripcion de un
Codice del Ilmo. D. Fr. Bartolome de Las Casas, por el Dr.
Nicolas Leon. 2 parts, i6mo, paper. Morelia, 1886-89
618 LEWIS AND CLARK TRAVELS. Message from the President
of the United States, communicating Discoveries made in exploring
the Missouri, Red River, and Washita, by Captains Lewis and
Clark, Doctor Sibley, and Mr. Dunbar; with a Statistical Account
of the Countries adjacent. 8vo, paper, pp. (178), and folded
74 Xibrars of Milberforce Barnes
tables, a small strip torn from upper blank margin of title.
Washington, 1806
* There were two title issues of this edition; one having the words, " February 19,
1806. Printed by order of the Senate," and the other, "February 19, 1806. Read
and ordered to lie on the table." The above copy is of the latter issue, which was
probably for the House of Representatives.
619 LEWIS AND CLARK TRAVELS. Message from the Presi-
dent of the United States, communicating Discoveries made in
exploring the Missouri, Red River, and Washita, by Captains
Lewis and Clark, Doctor Sibley, and Mr. Dunbar; with a Statis-
tical Account of the Countries adjacent. Read in Congress, Febru-
ary 19, 1806. 8vo, paper, pp. 128, and table. New York, 1806
620 Travels of Capts. Lewis and Clark . . . from St. Louis, by
way of the Missouri and Columbia Rivers to the Pacifick Ocean:
containing an account of the Indian Tribes, etc. By Meriwether
Lewis. With map and five engravings of Indian chiefs. Crown 8vo,.
original sheep. (Inscription on title, and two other places.)
Philadelphia: Hubbard Lester, 1809
* A beautiful copy of this rare edition, almost as clean and fresh as when first
issued. Contains the Observations on the Journey of W. Dunbar and Dr. Hunter,
usually omitted in other editions.
621 Coues (Elliott). History of the Expedition under the Com-
mand of Lewis and Clark to the Sources of the Missouri River . . .
and to the Pacific Ocean. A New Edition faithfully reprinted from
the only authorized edition of 1814, with copious critical Commen-
tary prepared from . . . Unpublished Official Sources, and the
Original Manuscript Journals and Note Books of the Explorers,
" together with Biographical and Bibliographical Introduction, new
maps and other illustrations, and a Complete Index. 4 vols, royal 8vo,
half cloth. New York, 1893
* Large Paper. No. 31 of only 200 copies on hand-made paper.
622 Gass (Patrick). Lewis and Clark's Journal to the Rocky
Mountains, in 1804-6, as related by P. Gass. Numerous woodcuts.
Crown 8vo, sheep (poor binding). Dayton, 1847
623 LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). Nicolay (J. G.) and Hay (John).
Abraham Lincoln. A History. Numerous portraits, views, etc. 10
vols. 8vo, original cloth. New York: The Century Co., 1890
624 Reminiscences of the last year of President Lincoln's Life, by
Chaplain Edward D. Neill, St. Paul, 1885; President Lincoln's
Speech at Gettysburg, by Dr. S. A. Green, 1901. 2 pamphlets.
Xibrars of TKHilberforce Barnes 75
625 LODGE (HENRY CABOT). A Short History of the English
Colonies in America. 8vo, half roan. New York, 1882
626 ATLAS of Long Island, from recent and actual surveys, under the
superintendence of F. W. Beers. Colored maps. 4to, half roan.
(A little soiled by use.) New York, 1873
627 BROOKLYN. Historic and Antiquarian Scenes in Brooklyn and
its Vicinity, with Illustrations of some of its Antiquities. By T.
W. Field. Colored lithographic illustrations, and map of Brooklyn at
the time of the Revolutionary War drawn by Gen. Jeremiah Johnson.
Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. Brooklyn, 1868
*Only no copies printed.
628 BROOKLYN. Notes Geographical and Historical relating to the
town of Brooklyn on Long-Island. By Gabriel Furman. With
Notes and Memoir of the author. 4to, half roan.
Brooklyn: Reprinted for the Faust Club \ 1865
629 SCRAP BOOK containing 38 views and maps, mostly from
McCloskey's Manuals, illustrating old houses and old sites in
Brooklyn, with letter-press descriptions from the same Manuals,
and from one or two other sources, written by Henry R. Stiles,
T. G. Bergen, etc. 4to, half roan.
630 FIELD (THOMAS W.) The Battle of Long Island, with con-
nected Preceding Events, and the subsequent American retreat.
Introductory Narrative by T. W. Field. With authentic Docu-
ments. Maps and illustrations. 8vo, cloth. (Memoirs of the Long
Island Society.) Brooklyn, 1869
631 FURMAN (GABRIEL). Antiquities of Long Island. With a
Bibliography by Henry Onderdonk, Jr. Edited by Frank Moore.
Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1875
632 TOOKER (W. W.) John Eliot's first Indian Trader and Interpreter
Cockenoe-De-Long Island, and the story of his Career from the
early Records. View of Indian Graves at Montauk. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1896
633 TOWNSHEND (C. H.) Notes on an Early Chart of Long Island
Sound and its Approaches. With large folded chart. 4to, paper.
Washington, 1891
76 Xibrars of Wtlberforce Barnes
LONG ISLAND— Continued.
634 WOOD (SILAS). A Sketch of the First Settlement of the several
Towns on Long Island, with their Political Condition to the end
of the American Revolution. 8vo, half morocco. Brooklyn, 1824
* The Rare First Edition, of which only 100 copies were printed. Noteworthy
also as being the first book on the history of the settlements in Long Island.
635 Revised Edition of the same. 8vo, bound by Stikeman in
half red morocco, gilt top (very slightly spotted and stained).
Brooklyn, 1826
636 New Edition of the same. 8vo, orig. half cloth. Brooklyn, 1828
637 Another Edition of the same, issued by the Furman Club.
With Biographical Memoir and Additions by Alden J. Spooner.
Portrait, etc. 4to, half morocco. Brooklyn, 1865
* Large Paper Copy. Only 50 printed. Laid in is an autograph signed letter of
Silas Wood, 2 pp. 4to, New York, December, 1840.
638 LONG'S EXPEDITION. James (Edwin). Account of an
Expedition from Pittsburgh to the Rocky Mountains, performed
in the years 1819-1820 .... under the command of Major Stephen
H. Long. With Atlas of Plates and Maps, in 4to. 3 vols, boards,
uncut (one cover wanting, and the others loose, margins of some of
the plates torn). Philadelphia, 1823
* The best and most authentic account, now very scarce.
639 Keating (W. H.) Narrative of an Expedition to the Source
of St. Peter's River, Lake Winnepeek, Lake of the Woods, etc.,
performed in the year 1823 .... under the command of Stephen
H. Long. Compiled from the notes of Major Long, Messrs. Say,
Keating and Colhoun. With large folding map, and 15 plates engraved
by J. Hill, including a plate of the music of Dacota and Chippewa dances.
2 vols. 8vo, original half cloth, uncut. Philadelphia, 1824
* Scarce.
640 Keating (W. H.) Narrative of an Expedition to the Source of
St. Peter's River, Lake Winnepeek, etc. Map and plates. 2 vols.
8vo, boards. Fine copy. London, 1825
* The plates in this edition are re-engravings of those in the Philadelphia edition of
1824.
641 LOOMIS (CHESTER A.) A Journey on Horseback through the
Great West in 1825. Small 4to, pp. 29, double columns.
Bath, N. Y. [1890]
* The author was a resident of Rushville, Ontario Co., New York. In his journey
he passed through Pennsylvania, visited Lanesville and Columbus, and proceeded as
far as St. Genevive on the western bank of the Mississippi.
Xibran? of TOUlberforce Eames 77
642 LOSSING (BENSON J.) Harper's Popular Cyclopedia of United
States History from the Aboriginal Period to 1876. Containing brief
sketches of Important Events and Conspicuous Actors. Over 1,000
illustrations. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. New York, 1881
Xouieiana.
/
643 FORTIER (ALCEE). Louisiana Folk-Tales, in French Dialect
and English translation. Royal 8vo, cloth. (American Folk-Lore
Society Memoir.) Boston, 1895
644 Louisiana Studies. Literature, Customs and Dialects, His-
tory and Education." Crown 8vo, cloth. New Orleans [1894]
645 FRENCH (B. F.) Historical Collections of Louisiana, embracing
many Rare and Valuable Documents relating to the Natural, Civil,
and Political History of that State, compiled with Historical and
Biographical Notes, and an Introduction. Part I. Historical Docu-
ments from 1678 to 1691. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1846
* Contains Memoir of La Salle, his account of the discovery of the Mississippi,
Chevalier de Tonty's Journey to the Gulf of Mexico, Hennepin's account of the dis-
covery of the Mississippi, etc.
646 Historical Collections of Louisiana. Part II. 8vo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1850
* Contains several accounts of the expedition of Hernando de Soto into Florida,
Index of all the Public Documents in Paris relating to Louisiana, Coxe's Description
of Louisiana, translation of Marquette and Joliet's voyage to the Mississippi in 1673,
etc. With map of Louisiana after Le Maire.
647 Historical Collections of Louisiana. Part III. 8vo, in the
original sheets, uncut and unopened. New York, 185 1
* Contains translation of La Harpe's Historical Journal of the Establishment of
the French in Louisiana; account of the Indian Tribes in Louisiana; translation of
Charlevoix's Journal; account of Ribaut's last Expedition, and the fate of the French
Colony in New France, 1565; etc.
648 Historical Collections of Louisiana. Part IV. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1852
* Shea's " Discovery and Exploration of the Mississipi Valley," confined mainly to
the history and early exploration of the Mississippi River, and containing the narra-
tives of Marquette, Allouez, Le Clercq's account of La Salle's Journey, Hennepin's
narrative, etc.
649 Historical Collections of Louisiana. Part V. 8vo, cloth.
* Containing Historical Documents from 16S7-1770. New York, 1853
78 Xibrars of Milberforce Barnes
LOUISIANA— Continued.
650 FRENCH (B. F.) Historical Collections of Louisiana and Florida.
New Series. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1869
* Contains translations of original historical manuscripts in the French archives,
never before printed; also Hakluyt's translations of Laudonnier's account of the
attempted Huguenot colonisation of Florida 1 562-1 567.
€51 GAYARRE (CHARLES). Histoire de la Louisiana. 3 vols, in 1.
(Contains the History to 1770.) 8vo, half morocco, uncut.
Nouvelle Orleans, 1846
652 Louisiana, its Colonial History and Romance, New York,
1851; Louisiana, its History as a French Colony. Plan of New
Orleans. New York, 1852; History of Louisiana. The Spanish
Domination. New York, 1854. Complete set of the 3 volumes.
8vo, cloth. New York, 1851-54
653 Romance of the History of Louisiana. First Edition. Crown
8vo, original cloth. New York, 1848
654 GULF STATES HISTORICAL MAGAZINE (THE).
Thomas M. Owen, Editor. Vol. 1 in 4 Nos., and No. 1 of Vol. 2.
8vo. (As one vol.) Montgomery, Ala., 1902-03
655 NOTICE sur l'etat actuel de la Mission de la Lousiane. 8vo, pp.
58, paper, uncut. Paris, 1820
* Relates partly to the missions to the Miami and Osage Indians.
656 [SHEA (JOHN G.)] The Beginnings of the Capuchin Mission in
Louisiana. 8vo, paper. New York, 1889
657 STATUTES of the Diocese of Louisiana and the Floridas, issued
by the Rt. Rev. Luis Ignatius Pefialver y Cardenas, 1795, with a
translation by John G. Shea. 8vo, paper. New York, 1887
658 THOMPSON (T. P.) Louisiana Writers, Native and Resident,
including others, whose books belong to a Bibliography of that
State. 8vo, paper. New Orleans, 1904
659 |\7| ACDONALD (W.) Select Documents illustrative of the
J ▼ J History of the United States, 1776-1861. With notes. Post
8vo, cloth. New York, 1898
660 McKENNEY (THOMAS L.) Sketches of a Tour to the Lakes,
of the character and customs of the Chippeway Indians, and of in-
cidents connected with the Treaty of Fond du Lac. Also a Vocabu-
lary of the Algic, or Chippeway language. 29 plates. 8vo, original
boards, paper label, uncut. Baltimore, 1827
* An unusually fine copy of this important work.
Xibrars of TKHUberforce Eames 79
€61 McMASTER (JOHN BACH). A History of the People of the
United States from the Revolution to the Civil War. Maps. 5 vols.
8vo, cloth. New York, 1 883-1 900
€62 McPHERSON (HON. E.) The Political History of the United
States of America during the Great Rebellion. Royal 8vo, cloth.
(Cover a little touched by damp.) Washington, 1865
663 The Political History of the United States during the Period
of Reconstruction (from April 15, 1865, to July 15, 1870). 8vo, cloth.
(A little damp-stained.) Washington, 1871
€64 A Handbook of Politics, being a Record of Important Politi-
cal Action, National and State. The volumes for 1872, 1876, 1886,
1890 and 1892. 5 vols. 8vo, cloth. Washington, 1872-1892
665 MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY, with Notes and
Queries. Numerous illustrations ', reproductions of rare maps and
views, etc. Vols. 1 to 20, inclusive. Small 4to, cloth.
New York, 1877-1888
flDaine.
4566 BELFAST. History of the City of Belfast, from its First Settle-
ment in 1770 to 1875. By Joseph Williamson. Views, portraits and
maps. Thick 8vo, cloth. Portland, 1877
667 Another copy. Thick 8vo, cloth. Portland, 1877
€68 DE COSTA (B. F.) Ancient Norombega, or the Voyages of Simon
Ferdinando and John Walker to the Penobscot River, 1579-1580.
8vo, paper. Albany, 1890
■669 A Relation of a Voyage to Sagadahoe. Now first printed
from the Original Manuscript in the Lambeth Palace Library. 8vo,
paper. Cambridge, 1880
670 The Voyage of Pierre Angihaut, known as Champdore, Cap-
tain in the Marine of New France, made to the Coast of Maine,
1608. 8vo, paper. Albany, 1891
671 HUBBARD (LUCIUS L.) Woods and Lakes of Maine. Atrip
from Moosehead Lake to New Brunswick in a Birch-bark canoe; to
which are added some Indian Place-Names and their meanings now
first published. Numerous illustrations. Small 4to, cloth, gilt.
Boston, 1884
80 Xtbrars of Wilbertorce Barnes
MAINE— Continued.
672 MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Collections. First Series.
Complete in 6 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Portland, 1831-1859
* Most of the edition of the first volume is said to have been destroyed by fire.
Contains a history of Portland, Benedict Arnold's Letters written while crossing the
State of Maine on his Expedition to Quebec, Levett's Voyage to New England in
1623, Ancient Pemaquid, German Settlements in Waldborough, the Language of the
Ahnaquies, Indian troubles in Maine, 1 702-1 704, etc.
673 Collections. Second Series. (Containing Kohl's History of
the Discovery of Maine; D'Avezac on the Voyages of the Cabots;
Hakluyt's Discourse on Western Planting, edited, with notes, by
Leonard Woods and Charles Deane. ) 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Portland, 1869; Cambridge, 1877
674 POPHAM. Memorial of the Popham (George) Celebration, Aug.
29, 1862, commemorative of the Planting of the Popham Colony on
the Peninsula of Sabino, Aug., 1607. Facsimile map and another map.
8vo, cloth. Portland, 1863
675 ROSIER (JAMES). Rosier's Narrative of Waymouth's Voyage to
the Coast of Maine, in 1605. Complete, with Remarks by George
Prince, showing the river explored to have been the Georges River:
together with a Map of the same and the adjacent Islands. 8vo,
PP- 45» paper, with folded map. Bath, i860
676 SMITH (EDGAR CROSBY). Moses Greenleaf, Maine's first Map-
maker. A biography; with letters, unpublished manuscripts, and
a r.eprint of Mr. Greenleaf's rare paper on Indian Place-names.
Also, a Bibliography of the Maps of Maine. Plates and facsimiles.
4to, boards, cloth back. Bangor: Printed for the De Burians, 1902
677 THOREAU (HENRY D.) The Maine Woods. First Edition.
i2mo, original cloth. Boston, 1864
678 VARNEY (GEORGE J.) A Gazetteer of the State of Maine. With
numerous illustrations. Thick royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. Boston, 1882
* Written inside is, " Revised Edition. This is one of the two copies bound up un-
cut, of which the author has the other. George f. Varney, Aug. 4, 1882."
679 WILLIAMSON (WILLIAM D.) The History of the State of
Maine, from its First Discovery, 1602, to the Separation, 1820, in-
clusive. 2 vols, royal 8vo, original cloth, uncut. Fine copy. Scarce.
Hallowell, 1832
680 Another Edition. " New Impression." With portrait of the
author and view of the State House, Augusta, Me. 2 vols. 8vo, sheep
(binding broken at the joints). Hallowell, 1839
Xibran? of Milberforce Bames 81
M A I NE— Continued.
681 WILLIS (WILLIAM). Bibliography of the United States.
I, Maine. A Descriptive Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets relat-
ing to the History and Statistics of Maine, or portions of it. 4to,
pp. 22, paper. New York, 1859
* One of a very few copies printed separately from Norton's Literary Letter.
682 WILLIS (W.) Journals of the Rev. Thomas Smith and the Rev.
Samuel Deane, pastors of the First Church in Portland ; with Notes
and Biographical Notices, and a summary History of Portland.
3 portraits, map, etc. 8vo, cloth. Portland, 1849
683 MAJOR (RICHARD HENRY). The Voyages of the Venetian
Brothers Zeno to the Northern Seas in the Fourteenth Century.
Folded facsimile of the Zeno Map of 1 j 80. 8vo, paper. Boston, 1875
flfcaps.
684 ELTER (ANTON). De Henrico Glareano geographo et antiquis-
sima forma ' Americae ' commentatio. 7 facsimiles. 4to, sewed.
Bonnae, 1896
•Contains facsimiles of Glareanus's world maps of 15 10 and the Stobnicza maps of
1512.
685 ESTREICHER (TAD.) Globus Biblioteki Jagiellonskiej z poczatku
wieku XVI. Facsimiles. 8vo, paper, pp. 18. Krakowie, 1900
* Account of a globe resembling the Lenox Globe, and probably of the same period.
686 Ein Erdglobus aus dem Anfange des XVI Jh. in der Jagello-
nischen Bibliothek. 8vo, paper. Cracoviae, 1900
687 F ADEN (WILLIAM). Catalogue of a Curious and Valuable Col-
lection of Original Maps and Plans of Military Positions held in the
Old French and Revolutionary Wars, etc. 8vo, pp. 13, sewed.
Boston {Privately printed}, 1862
* Rare. The collection comprised a selection of original manuscript maps from
the collection of Wm. Faden, the King's Geographer, classified as follows: Genera
Maps, pp. 3-4; Braddock's Expedition, etc., p. 4; Canada, etc., p. 5; Bunker Hill,
etc., p. 6; Boston and Vicinity, p. 7; Southern Provinces, pp. 7-8; Operations of Sir
W. Howe, etc., in 1776, p. 9; Burgoyne's Expedition, pp. 10-11; Operations of Howe
and Clinton, 1777 and 1778, pp. 11-12; Portsmouth and Yorktown, p. 12; Other
Plans, etc., p. 13.
82 Xtbran? of TKIUlberforce Barnes
MAP S — Contin ued.
688 GRANDE (STEFANO). Notizie sulla vita e sulle opere di Gia-
corao Gastaldi, Cosmografo Piemontese del Secolo XVI. Con pre-
fazione di Luigi Hugues. 8vo, pp. (6), ioi, paper. Torino, 1902
* A bibliographical account of the maps prepared by Gastaldi for various editions of
Ptolemy's Geography, and in separate form.
689 HARRISSE (HENRY). The Dieppe World Maps, 1541-1553.
Reprinted from the Gottingische gelehrte Anzligen, 1899, no. 6.
4to, unbound, pp. 13. Goettingen, 1899
* The author's proof copy, on Large Paper, with his MS. corrections.
690 KOHL (J. G.) Lecture on the Plan of a Chartographical Depot for
the History and Geography of the American Continent. 8vo, paper.
Washington (Smithsonian Report), n. d.
691 MARCEL (GABRIEL). Recueil de Portulans publie par Gabriel
Marcel, Bibliothecaire a la Bibliotheque Nationale (Section des
Cartes). Reproduction Heliographique par J. Gaultier. Large
folio, 11 maps with title-page and 2 leaves of descriptive text, in
printed wrapper. Paris, 1886
* Contents: — Mappemonde de Nicolas Desliens, dated 1566; Mappemonde de Jehan
Cossin, dated 1570; Portulan de la Mediterranee de Guillaume Soleri, dated 1385, in
2 sheets; Maps of England, Spain, Italy, Greece, Black Sea, and the Adriatic, from
the Atlas de Diego Homen, dated 1559, in 6 sheets, and Map of Europe from the
Carte de Matteo Prunes.
692 MELISH (JOHN). Map of the United States, with the con-
tiguous British and Spanish Possessions. Scale, 60 miles to an
inch. Size, 58^ by 36 inches. Colored, dissected and mounted to
fold in covers. — A Geographical Description Jof the United States,
with the contiguous British and Spanish Possessions, intended as an
accompaniment to Melish's Map of these Countries. Together,
2 vols. 8vo, boards. Philadelphia, 181 6
* The map, which is very uncommon, gives an interesting picture of the country as
it was ninety years ago. On page 17 of the book is a table giving the estimated
increase in population from 1816 to 1916, by decades.
693 NORDENSKIOLD (A. E.) Facsimile atlas to the Early History
of Cartography, with reproductions of the most important maps
printed in the XV. and XVI. Centuries. Translated from the Swed-
ish Original by J. E. Ekeloff and Clements R. Markham. Folio,
half morocco. Stockholm, 1889
* The facsimiles include maps from various editions of Ptolemy dating from 1482;
from the Geography of Berlinghieri, 1478; Bordone, 1528; Peter Apian, 1520; Hak.
luyt, 1599; maps of America from Wytfliet's " Descriptions Ptolemicse," 1597; and
others.
Xtbrars of XRHtlberforce Eames 83
MAPS— Continued.
694 PHILLIPS (P. LEE). List of the Maps of America in the Library
of Congress, preceded by a list of works relating to Cartography.
Thick 8vo, paper. Washington, 1901
695 A List of Works relating to Cartography [in the Library of
Congress]. 8vo, pp. 90, cloth. Washington, 1901
696 RUGE (DR. S.) Die Entwickelung der Kartographie von Amerika
bis 1570. With large folding chart showing the comparative prog-
ress of discovery in America. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 85. Gotha, 1892
697 SCHONER (JOHANN). Johann Schoner, Professor of Mathe-
matics at Nuremberg. A Reproduction of his Globe, 1523, long
lost, his dedicatory letter to Reymer von Streytperck, and the " De
Moluccis " of Maximilianus Transylvanus. With new translations,
and notes on the Globe by Henry Stevens of Vermont. Edited,
with Introduction and Bibliography, by C. H. Choate. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1888
* Limited Large Paper copy on Whatman paper. The reproduction of the Schoner
globe is made by photo-lithography the exact size of the original letter; the letters of
Schoner and Transylvanus are also reproduced in exact facsimile by photographic
process.
698 Der verschollene Globus des Johannes Schoner von 1523,
wiederaufgefunden und kritisch gewiirdigt, von Dr. Franz R. v.
Wieser. Facsimile of the globe. 8vo, paper, pp. 18. Wien, 1888
* Contains also a reprint of ShOner's very rare book entitled De nuper sub Castiltx
ac Portugala repertis Insulis et Regionibus, Timirip<e, 1523.
699 URICOECHEA (E.) Mapoteca Colombiana. Coleccion de los
titulos de todos los Mapas, Pianos, Vistas, etc., relativos a la Ame-
rica Espafiola, Brasil, 6 Islas adyacentes. Precedida de una Intro-
duccion sobre la Historia Cartografica de America. Post 8vo, half
roan (back wanting). London, i860
700 WINSOR (JUSTIN). Baptista Agnese and American Cartog-
raphy in the Sixteenth Century. 8vo, paper. Cambridge, 1897
701 MARCOY (PAUL). Voyage a travers l'Amerique du Sud, de
l'Ocean Pacifique a l'Ocean Atlantique. Illustre de 626 vues, types, et
paysages par Riou, et de 20 cartes. 2 vols. 4*0, half morocco. Paris, 1869
84 %ibvavy of Wilberforce Barnes
702 MARTINIQUE. Heilprin (Angelo). Mont Pelee, and the Tragedy
of Martinique. A study of the great Catastrophes of 1902, with
Observations and Experiences in the Field. Numerous illustrations.
8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1903
703 MARTYR ANGLERIUS (PETRUS). Schumacher (Her-
mann A.) Petrus Martyr der Geshichtsschreiber des Weltmeeres.
Mit einer Karte aus dem Jahr 15 10. Small 4to, full morocco, gilt
edges. Presentation copy from the author to J. C. Brevoort, and
with two A. L. S. of the author laid in. New York, 1879
704 ALLEN (REV. ETHAN). Clergy in Maryland of the Protestant
Episcopal Church since the Independence of 1783. 8vo, cloth.
Baltimore, i860
705 ALSOP (GEORGE). A Character of the Province of Maryland,
described in four distinct parts; also a Small Treatise on the Wild
and Naked Indians (or Susquehanokes) of Maryland, . . . together
with a collection of Historical Letters. New edition, edited by John
G. Shea, with Introduction and copious Historical Notes. Royal
8vo, half morocco. (Gowans' Bibliotheca Americana, No. 5.)
* Reprinted from the Rare Edition of 1666. New York, 1869
06 Another copy. 8vo, boards, uncut.
07 BOZMAN (J. L.) A Sketch of the History of Maryland during the
Three First Years After its Settlement. Portrait of the First Lord
Baltimore. 8vo, old calf. Baltimore, 181 1
08 BRACKETT (J. R.) The Negro in Maryland : a Study of the Insti-
tution of Slavery. 8vo, cloth. (Johns Hopkins University Studies.)
Baltimore, 1889
09 GAMBRALL (REV. THEODORE C.) Church Life in Colonial
Maryland. Crown 8vo, cloth. Baltimore, 1885
10 Studies in the Civil, Social and Ecclesiastical History of Early
Maryland. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1893
11 HARRISON (SAMUEL A.) A Memoir of the Hon. William
Hindman [Maryland Statesman, b. 1743, d. 1822]. 8vo, paper.
(Fund Publication, No. 14.) Baltimore, 1880
12 JOHNSON (BRADLEY T.) The Foundation of Maryland, and
the Origin of the Act concerning Religion of April 21, 1649. 8vo,
paper, pp. 211. (Fund Publication, No. 18.) Baltimore, 1883
Xibrars of WUberforce Barnes 85
MARYLAND— Continued.
713 LATROBE (JOHN H. B.) The History of Mason and Dixon's
Line. 8vo, pp. 52, facsimile, paper. Philadelphia, 1855
714 The First Steamboat Voyage on the Western Waters. 8vo,
paper. (Maryland Hist. Soc. Fund Publication, N0.6.) Baltimore, 187 1
715 LIBERTY AND PROPERTY, or the Beauty of Maryland Dis-
played. Being a Brief and Candid Search and Inquiry into her Char-
ter, Fundamental Laws and Constitution. By a Lover of his Country.
[Edited by J. G. Shea.] 8vo, pp. 30, paper. [New York, 1891]
* The original manuscript from which this is printed dates from the latter part of
the seventeenth century, and is preserved in Georgetown College.
716 MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Proceedings in con-
nection with the Celebration of the One Hundred and Fiftieth
Anniversary of the Settlement of Baltimore, Oct. 12th, 1880. 8vo,
paper. (Fund Publication, No. 16.) Baltimore, 1880
717 MATHEWS (EDWARD B.) Bibliography and Cartography of
Maryland, including Publications relating to the Physiography,
Geology and Mineral Resources. Royal 8vo, paper. Baltimore, 1897
718 MORRIS (JOHN G.) The Lords Baltimore. 8vo, paper. (Fund
Publication, Maryland Hist. Soc, No. 8.) Baltimore, 1874
719 NEILL (EDWARD D.) The Founders of Maryland as portrayed
in Manuscripts, Provincial Records and Early Documents. Post
8vo, cloth. Albany, 1876
720 Light thrown by the Jesuits upon hitherto obscure points of
early Maryland History. 8vo, pp. 9, sewed. [n. p., 1880?]
* Presentation copy to Chas. Deane.
721 Maryland in the Beginning: a Brief submitted to the His-
torical and Political Science Association of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. 8vo, pp. 54, paper. Baltimore, 1884
722 Maryland not a Roman Catholic Colony, stated in Three
Letters. 8vo, pp. 10, sewed. Minneapolis, 1875
* From Chas. Deane's library.
723 Sir George Calvert, created Baron of Baltimore, in the County
of Longford, Ireland; and Projector of the Province of Maryland.
i2mo, pp. 24, paper. Baltimore {Privately printed) , 1869
* Presentation copy from the author to Chas. Deane.
724 Terra Mariae; or, Threads of Maryland Colonial History.
Crown 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1867
86 Xibrars of Wilberforce Barnes
MARYLAND-CD«/!»K«rf.
725 RELATION of the successful beginnings of the Lord Baltimore s
Plantation in Mary-Land. Being an extract of certaine Letters
written from thence, by some of the Adventurers to their friends in
England. Anno Domini 1634. (Printed from a transcript of the
British Museum copy.) Small 4to, paper, pp. 24. (Shea's Early
Southern Tracts, No. 1.) [Albany, 1865]
*Only 150 issued.
726 RELATION (A) of Maryland, Reprinted from the London Edition
of 1635. With a Prefatory Note and Appendix, by Francis L.
Hawkes. 4to, pp. vii, 103, paper. Folded facsimile map. NewYork, 1865
* This copy contains the supplementary pages 75-103, issued with a preface by
Brantz Mayer, in October, 1866. These pages contain the Charter of Maryland of
i635.
727 RIDGELY (DAVID). Annals of Annapolis ... from the First
Settlements in the year 1649 until the War of 1812, together with
various incidents in the History of Maryland derived from Early
Records, Public Documents, etc. View of the State House, Annapo-
lis, in 1789. Post 8vo, half morocco. Baltimore, 1841
728 SCHARF (COL. J. T.) The Chronicles of Baltimore: being a
Complete History of Baltimore Town and Baltimore City, from the
earliest period. Thick 8vo, cloth. Baltimore, 1874
729 History of Maryland from the Earliest Period to the Present
Day. Portraits, views, maps, and facsimiles. 3 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
Baltimore, 1879
730 STEINER (BERNARD C.) History of Education in Maryland.
8vo, paper, pp. 331, and many plates. Washington, 1894
731 WILSON (JAS. GRANT). A Maryland Manor. (A sketch of
the life of Augustine Herman, and a history of Bohemia Manor.)
8vo, paper. Baltimore, 1890
fIDassacbueetts*
732 ACTS AND RESOLVES, Public and Private, of the Province of
the Massachusetts Bay; to which are prefixed the Charters of the
Province, with Historical and Explanatory Notes and an Appendix.
Vols. 1 to 5, Acts Passed, 1692-1780; Vol. 6, Private Acts, 1692-
1780; Vols. 7 and 8, Resolves, 1692-1707; etc. Together 8 vols.
Royal 8vo, law calf. Boston, 1869-96
Xtbraq? of H&Uberforce J£ames 87
MASSACHUSETTS— Continued.
733 ADAMS (CHARLES FRANCIS). Massachusetts: its Historians
and its History. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1893
734 ARBER (EDWARD). The Story of the Pilgrim Fathers, 1606-
1623, as told by Themselves, their Friends, and their Enemies.
Edited from the original texts. Portrait of Winslow, map of Plymouth
Bay, etc. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1897
735 BRADFORD (WILLIAM). History of Plymouth Plantation. By
William Bradford, the Second Governor of the Colony. Now first
printed from the original manuscript. 8vo, cloth. (Mass. Histori-
cal Society.) Boston, 1856
736 Bradford's History of Plimoth Plantation. From the origi-
nal manuscript. With a report of the proceedings incident to the
return of the manuscript to Massachusetts. With portraits, facsimi-
les, etc. Royal 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1898
737 The Bradford Manuscript. Account of the part taken by the
American Antiquarian Society in the return of the Bradford manu-
script to America. Portraits. Royal 8vo, paper. Worcester, 1898
738 BUSH (GEORGE G.) History of Higher Education in Massachu-
setts. 8vo, paper, pp. 445, with many plates. Washington, 1891
739 COLBURN (JEREMIAH). Bibliography of the Local History of
Massachusetts. Royal 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1871
*Only a small number printed.
740 COLONIAL SOCIETY OF MASSACHUSETTS. Transac-
tions. Vols. 3, 5 and 6. Royal 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1 895-1 900
♦Containing much valuable historical material, with portraits, facsimiles, etc.
741 Duplicate numbers of the above. Vol. 5, Nos. 1, 2; Vol. 6,
Nos. 1, 2; Vol. 7, No. 1; and Tribute to James B. Thayer. 8vo,
paper. (6 pieces.)
742 CURRIER (JOHN J.) Historical Sketch of Ship Building on the
Merrimac River. 8vo, pp. 80, paper. Newburyport, 1877
743 CUSHING (HARRY A.) History of the transition from Pro-
vincial to Commonwealth Government in Massachusetts. 8vo,
paper, pp. 281. [Columbia College Studies.] New York, 1896
88 XibrarE of Milberfotce Barnes
MASSACHUSETTS— Continued.
744 CUSHMAN (ROBERT). A Sermon preached at Plimmoth in
New-England, December 9, 1621. Supposed to be the earliest
printed Sermon delivered in the English Colonies in America. With
an Historical and Bibliographical Preface (by Charles Deane). 4to,
paper. Boston, 1870
* One of sixty copies privately printed, with a photographic reproduction of the rare
first edition.
745 DAVIS (A. M,) Certain Considerations concerning the Coinage of
the Colony and the Public Bills of Credit of the Province of the
Massachusetts Bay. 8vo, paper. n. p., 1898
746 Occult Methods of Protecting the Currency. Sewall's Mne-
monic Lines and their interpretation. 8vo, paper. Cambridge, 1900
747 DEANE (CHARLES). The Connection of Massachusetts with
Slavery and the Slave-Trade. 8vo, paper. Worcester, 1886
748 DE COSTA (B. F.) Cabo de Baxos; or, The Place of Cape Cod in
the Old Cartology. With Notes on the Neighboring Coasts. Map.
8vo, paper, pp. 13. New York, 1881
749 DOUGLAS (C. H. J.) The Financial History of Massachusetts
from the Organization of the Massachusetts Bay Company to the
American Revolution. 8vo, paper, pp. 148. (Columbia College
Studies, Vol. I., No. 4.) New York, 1892
750 FELT (J. B.) An Historical Account of Massachusetts Currency.
8vo, boards, uncut. Boston, 1839
751 FRAMINGHAM. History of Framingham, including the Planta-
tion from 1646 to the Present Time. With an Appendix containing
a Notice of Sudbury and a Register of Framingham before 1800.
By William Barry. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1847
752 GOODELL (ABNER C.) Address before the Society of Colonial
Wars ... in commemoration of the 600th Anniversary of the First
Summoning of Citizens and Burgesses to the Parliament of England.
8vo, half cloth. Boston, 1897
753 A Complete List of the Attorneys-General and Solicitors-
General of Massachusetts, 1686-1780. 8vo, limp cloth.
Cambridge, 1895
Xibrarg of Milberforce Barnes 89
MASSACHUSETTS— Continued.
754 GREEN (SAMUEL A.) The First Census of Massachusetts; Some
Remarks on the Waters-Winthrop Map; and other pamphlets. (6)
755 History of Medicine in Massachusetts. Centennial Address
before the Massachusetts Medical Society. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1881
756 The Northern Boundary of Massachusetts in its relations to
New Hampshire. Cambridge, 1890. — Another edition of the same.
Worcester, 1891. — The Boundary Line between Massachusetts and
New Hampshire, from the Merrimack River to the Connecticut.
Lowell, 1894. 3 pamphlets, 8vo.
757 An Historical Address, Bi-Centennial and Centennial, at
Groton, Mass., 1876; Two Chapters in the Early History of Groton,
1882; Geography of Groton, 1886; Bibliography of Groton, 1888;
Account of the Physicians and Dentists of Groton, 1890; Account
of the Lawyers of Groton, 1892; Roll of Honor, Groton, 1897;
Town Seal of Groton, 1898. 8 pamphlets, 8vo.
758 HUTCHINSON (THOMAS). History of the Colony of Massa-
chusetts Bay from its First Settlement to 1750. Second Edition.
2 vols. 8vo, finely bound by Pratt for Henry Stevens, in full pol-
ished calf gilt, gilt edges. London, 1760-68
* The first volume is the earliest issue of this edition, the date being misprinted
1760 instead of 1765.
759 The History of the Province of Massachusetts Bay from 1749
to 1774, comprising a detailed Narrative of the Origin and Early
Stages of the American Revolution. 8vo, boards, uncut. (Back a
little worn.) London, 1828
* The scarce third volume of Hutchinson's History, with the Preface wanting in
many copies.
760 Index of Persons and Places mentioned in Hutchinson's Massa-
chusetts, made by J. W. Thornton, and corrected by C. L. Wood-
ward. 8vo, sewed. New York, 1879
761 Hutchinson Papers. Memorial of David Pulsifer to the Hon.
the Senate and House of Representatives of Massachusetts, relative
to the history of the Hutchinson Papers and their proposed restitu-
tion to the Commonwealth by the Mass. Historical Society. 8vo,
paper. Boston, 1869
762 [ ] A Bibliographical Essay on Governor Hutchinson's Historical
Publications. By Charles Deane. 8vo, cloth, pp. 39. Boston, 1857
* Only 50 copies privately printed. Presentation copy from the author.
9° Xibrari? of Wtlberforce Barnes
MASSACHUSETTS— Continued.
763 MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLEC-
TIONS. The First Series complete in 10 vols. (Vols. 1, 2, 3 and 5
are second editions). 8vo, original boards (rebacked). Scarce.
Boston, 1806-10
* This and the following series of this important collection contain reprints of
many very rare and valuable books, documents, and manuscripts relating to New
England generally. Several of the volumes bear the autograph of Samuel Farmer
Jarvis.
764 Collections. Second Series. Complete in 10 vols. 8vo,
boards. Boston, 1814-23
* All first editions excepting Vol. 9, which is second.
765 Collections. Third Series. Complete in 10 vols. 8vo,
boards (one in cloth). Boston, 1825-49
* First editions of all the vols.
766 Collections. Fourth Series. Complete in 10 vols. 8vo,.
boards. Boston, 1852-71
767 Collections. Fifth Series. Complete in 10 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1871-88
768 Collections. Sixth Series. Vols. 1 and 2. 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1886-88
769 MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Catalogue
of the Books, Pamphlets, Newspapers, etc., in the Library. 8vo,
boards (broken). Boston, 181 1
770 MONEY the Sinews of Trade. The State of the Province of Massa-
chusetts-Bay Considered, with respect to its Trade for want of a
Medium of Exchange wherewith to manage it. Boston, 1731.
i2mo, paper. (3 copies.) Reprinted, New York, 1880
771 MOORE (GEORGE H.) Correspondence concerning Moore's
Notes on the History of Slavery in Massachusetts. Two Letters
from the Historical Magazine. 8vo, paper. New York, 1866
772 Notes on the History of Slavery in Massachusetts. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1866
773 NATICK. History of Natick, from its First Settlement in 165 1 to
the Present Time, with Notices of the First White Families. By
Oliver N. Bacon. 10 portraits and views. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1856
774 History of the town of Natick, from the Days of Apostolic
Eliot, 1650, to the Present Time. By W. Biglow. 8vo, paper,
pp. 87, uncut. Boston, 1830
Xibrars of TKatlberforce Eames 91
MASSACHUSETTS— Continued.
775 NEWTON. Eliot Memorial, 1646-1896. City of Newton Memo-
rial Exercises. 8vo, paper, pp. 106. [With views of Eliot 's grave,
his chair, etc. ~\ Newton, 1896
776 PAINE (NATHANIEL). Remarks on the Early Paper Currency
of Massachusetts. Royal 8vo, paper. Cambridge, 1866
* On Large Paper. One of 25 copies with extra photographic illustrations. Letter
of author inserted.
777 PAINE (N.) Worcester's Old Common. Royal 8vo, paper.
Priva tely p rinted, 1901
* One of 25 copies printed. Laid in are two portraits of Isaiah Thomas, private
impressions on thick paper.
778 PULSIFER (DAVID). The Printing of the Massachusetts and
Plymouth Records, and Mr. Pulsifer's connection with it, by J. W.
Dean. 8vo, paper, with several leaflets, etc., laid in. Boston, 1885
779 RECORDS. First, Second, and Third Reports on the Custody and
Condition of the Public Records of Parishes, Towns, and Counties.
8vo, cloth and paper. (3 pieces.) Boston, 1885, 1890, 1891
780 STEELE (REV. ASHBEL). Chief of the Pilgrims; or, the Life
and Times of William Brewster, ruling elder of the Pilgrim Colony
that founded New Plymouth. Steel engravings. 8vo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1857
781 WHEELWRIGHT (JOHN). A Sermon preached at Boston in
New England upon a Fast Day, the 16th of January, 1636. 8vo,
paper. Morrisania, 1867
* For preaching this sermon Mr. Wheelwright was summoned before the General
Court, charged with sedition.
782 WHITMORE (W. H.) The Massachusetts Civil List for the
Colonial and Provincial Periods, 1630-1774. 8vo, cloth. Albany, 1870
783 WOBURN. The History of Woburn, from the Grant of its Terri-
tory to Charlestown in 1640, to the year i860. By Samuel Sewall.
Memoir of the author by C. C. Sewall. Portrait. 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1868
784 YOUNG (ALEXANDER). Chronicles of the First Planters of
the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, from 1623 to 1636. Now first
collected from original records, etc. Portrait of John Winthrop, and
map. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1846
92 Xtbrarp of Wilberforce lEames
785 MATHER (INCREASE). Diary of Increase Mather, March, 1675-
December, 1676. Together with extracts from another diary by
him, 1674-1687. With introduction and notes by S. A. Green.
8vo, paper. Cambridge, 1900
786 METHODISTS. Creamer (David). Methodist Hymnology: com-
prehending notices of the Poetical Works of John and Charles Wes-
ley, showing the origin of their hymns in the Methodist Episcopal,
Methodist Episcopal South, and Wesleyan Collections, etc. Por-
trait. i2mo, sheep, pp. 470. New York, 1848
787 Simpson (Matthew). Cyclopaedia of Methodism, embracing
sketches of its rise, progress, and present condition, with biograph-
ical notices and numerous illustrations. Royal 8vo, half morocco,
pp. 1031. Philadelphia, 1880
788 [Wesley (John).] Collection of Psalms and Hymns. Charles-
town: Printed by Lewis Timothy, 1737. Facsimile reprint, with a
preface by Rev. G. Osborn, D.D. i6mo, paper. London [1900 ?]
* Of the original edition only two copies are known to be extant, one of them
being in the Lenox Library. It was Wesley's first publication, printed while he was
in South Carolina.
fIDeiico.
789 ALEGRE (P. FRANCISCO JAVIER). Opusculos Ineditos,
Latinos y Castellanos. Post 8vo, paper, pp. 228. Mexico, 1889
* Edited by Joaquin Garcia Icazbalceta. Only 150 printed. Alegre lived in the
18th Century, and translated Boileau's Art of Poetry, the Hymns of Homer, etc.,
into Spanish and Latin.
790 BOURKE (JOHN G.) Popular Medicine, Customs and Supersti-
tions of the Rio Grande. 8vo, paper. (Reprint from Journal of
American Folk-Lore.) Boston, 1894
791 BRASSEUR DE BOURBOURG. Bibliotheque Mexico-Guate-
malienne, precedee d'un Coup d'CEil sur les Etudes Americaines,
etc. 8vo, paper, pp. 183. Paris, 187 1
* A valuable bibliography of books and manuscripts in the private library of this
noted authority on Mexican and Central matters, with collations and notes.
792 CAMARGO (DIEGO MUNOZ). Historia de Tlaxcala. Publicada
y anotada por Alfredo Chavero. 8vo, paper, uncut, pp. 278+In-
dice y Errata 7 pp. Mexico, 1892
* The First Complete edition, from the original manuscript.
Xtbrars of MUberforce Eames 93
MEXICO— Continued.
793 CLAVIGERO (FRANCISCO J.) Historia Antigua de Mexico y
de su Conquista. Traducida del Italiano por J. Joaquin de Mora.
Portrait of Clavigero, maps, and numerous illustrations. 2 vols, in one.
Royal 8vo, sprinkled calf, gilt. Mexico, 1844
794 CORTES (HERNAN). Cartas y Relaciones de Hernan Cort6s
al Emperador Carlos V. Colegidas e Ilustradas por Don Pascual de
Gayangos. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 575. Paris, 1866
795 The Despatches of Hernando Cortes, the Conqueror of
Mexico, addressed to the Emperor Charles V. . . . containing a
Narrative of the Event. Now first translated from the original
Spanish, with Introduction and Notes, by George Folsom. 8vo,
full calf, gilt. New York, 1843
* Large Paper copy.
796 Carta Sexta de Hernando Cortes, escrita al Emperador Carlos
V. Publicada ahora por primera vez. 8vo, sewed, pp. 138.
Nueva York: Imprenta de S. W. Benedict, 1848
* Rare. Only a small number printed, and apparently never published. It was
edited by George Folsom, whose prefatory note is dated May 23, 1848; and it forms
a necessary supplement to Folsom's Despatches of Hernando Cortes, published in
1843. The Carta Sexta, now generally known as the "Fifth Letter," is dated
Temixtitan, 3 Setiembre, 1526. The existence of this printed edition was unknown
to the editor of the translation published by the Hakluyt Society in 1868.
797 EGUIARA Y EGUREN (D. JO. ANNE JOSEPHO DE).
Bibliotheca Mexicana; sive, Eruditorum Historia Virorum, qui in
America Boreali nati, vel Alibi Genti, in ipsam Domicilio aut
Studiis asciti, quavis lingua scripto aliquid tradiderunt. Tomus
Primus, exhibens litteras A. B. C. Folio, half morocco.
Mexico, 1755
* No more was published of this exhaustive biographical dictionary. Besides the
authors, and their writings, much historical information is included, list of Councils,
etc.
798 ESPINOSA (ISIDRO FELIS DE). Chronica Apostolica y
Seraphica de todos los Colegios de Propaganda Fide de esta Nueva-
Espafia, de Missioneros Franciscanos Observantes: erigidos con
Antoridad Pontificia, y Regia la reformacion de los Fieles, y Con-
version de los Gentiles. Consagrada a la Milagrosa Cruz de Pie-
dra, que como titular se venera en su primer Colegio de Propa-
94 Xibrars of Mtlberforce Barnes
MEXICO— Continued.
ganda Fide de la muy Ilustre Ciudad de Santiago de Queretaro,
sita en el Arzobispado de Mexico. Parte Primera. Folio, pp. (ioo),
590, (24), boards, leather back.
Mexico, por la Viuda de D. Joseph Bernardo de Hogal, 1 746
* "A rare and important work, containing much information relative to the early
missions and the Indian tribes in New Mexico, Texas, and other parts of North
Mexico, and also of those in Guatemala, Honduras, Chiapas, and other portions of
the old viceroyalty of New Spain." — Sabin. Forty-six years later (in 1792) a sup-
plementary volume (Segunda Parte) appeared, written by Juan Domingo Arricivita.
799 GONZALEZ DE ESLAVA (FERNAN). Coloquios Espiritu-
ales y Saramentos y Poesias Sagradas. Introduccion por Joaquin
Garcia Icazbalceta. Small 4to, half morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut.
Mexico, 1877
* The author was a celebrated Mexican poet and ecclesiastic of the 16th Century.
The first edition was printed in Mexico City in 1610. Only 200 copies of this edition
were issued.
800 HALE (SUSAN). Mexico (History, Description, etc.). Illus-
trated. Post 8vo, cloth. [Story of the Nations Series.] London, 1891
801 HERNANDEZ (D. FRANCISCO). Cuatro Libros de la Natura-
leza y Virtudes Medicinales de las Plantas y Animales de la Nueva
Espafia. Extracto de las obras del Dr. Francisco Hernandez, ano-
tados, traducidos y publicados en Mexico el Afio de 1615, por Fr.
Francisco Ximenez. Ahora por primera vez reimpreso mediante la
proteccion del C. Lie. Agustin Canseco . . . bajo la direccion del
Dr. Nicolas Leon. 8vo, paper, uncut, pp. 301. (Presentation copy
from J. C. Pilling.) Morelia, 1888
802 Cuatro Libros de la Naturaleza y Virtudes de las Plantas y
Animales, de uso Medicinal en la Nueva Espana. Por Fr. Fran-
cisco Ximenez. Se reimprimen por acuerdo del Sr. General Carlos
Pacheco, bajo el ciudado y correccion del Dr. Antonio Penafiel.
4to, paper, pp. 342 (loose in wrappers). Mexico, 1888
803 HURST (JOHN F.) A series of nine articles from the Independ-
ent, relating to Literature in Mexico during the Spanish domina-
tion; the Lyric, Dramatic, Elegiac and General Poets of Mexico;
the Periodical Literature of Mexico; and the Search for Americana
in Mexico. 1887-1890
Xlbrars of TKMlberforce Eames 95
MEXICO— Continued.
S04 ICAZBALCETA (JOAQUIN GARCIA). Don Fray Juan de
Zumarraga, primer Obispo y Arzobispo de Mexico. Estudio Bio-
grafico y Bibliografico. Con un Apendice de Documentos Ineditos
o Raros. 8vo, paper, pp. 270. Mexico, 1881
* Only 300 copies printed.
£05 Nueva Coleccion de Documentos para la Historia de Mexico.
[Cartas de Religiosos de Nueva Espafia, 1539-1594; Codice Fran-
ciscano, siglo XVI.; Pomar, Relacion de Tezcoco; Zurita, Rela-
cion de los Senores de la Nueva Espafia; Codice Mendieta, Docu-
mentos Franciscanos, siglos XVI y XVII.] 5 vols, post 8vo, paper.
Mexico, 1886-92
* Only 200 copies of each printed. Three with the autograph of the editor.
806 JIMENEZ (C. M.) Apuntes Biograficos del C. Mariano Jimenez,
gobernador constitucional del Estado de Michocan de Ocampo.
Portrait. Small 4to, paper. Mexico, 1888
807 LANZAS (PEDRO TORRES). Relaci6n Descriptiva de los
Mapas, Pianos, &c, de Mexico y Floridas existentes en al Archivo
General de Indias. 2 vols. i6mo, paper, pp. 223 -f 201. Sevilla, 1900
808 LEON (NICOLAS). Apuntes para la Historia de la Cirugia en
Michoacan, desde los tiempos pre-Colombianos hasta el ano 1875.
4to, paper. Morelia, 1887
809 Historia, Geografia y Estadistica de la Municipalidad de
Quiroga, en 1884. Small 4to, sewed. Morelia, 1887
3io Un Impreso Mexicano del Siglo XVI. Nota Bibliografica No. 3.
4to, paper. Morelia, 1888
* An account of a hitherto unknown book printed in Mexico in 1570, with a fac-
simile plate.
811 Lijera noticia acerca del Origen, Progresos y Estado Actual
del Museo Michoacano. 8vo, paper. Morelia, 1889
812 LOGAN (WALTER S.) The Siege of Cuautla, the Bunker Hill
of Mexico. 8vo, paper. New York, 1893
813 OROZCO Y BERRA (MANUEL). Historia Antigua y de la
Conquista de Mexico. 4 vols, post 8vo, paper. Mexico, 1880
* Printed at the cost of the Mexican Government.
814 PRESCOTT (W. H.) History of the Conquest of Mexico. New
edition, with the author's latest corrections. Edited by John Foster
Kirk. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1874
96 Xibrars ot WUbertorce Barnes
MEXICO— Continued.
815 SOLIS (ANTONIO). Historia de la Conquista de Mejico. 38
illustrations.- Royal 8vo, half calf. Madrid, 1851
816 STEVENS (SIMON). The Tehuantepec Railway, its location,
features and advantages, under the La Sere Grant of 1869. (Fol-
lowed by:) Historical and Geographical Notes, 1453-1869, by Henry
Stevens, G.M.B., etc. Maps and lithographic plates. 2 parts in one
vol. 8vo, paper. New York, 1869
817 VERA (F. H.) Tesoro Guadalupano. Noticia de los Libros,
Documentos, Inscripciones, etc., que tratan, mencionan, 6 aluden
a la Aparicion y Devocion de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe.
Primer siglo. Square crown 8vo, paper, pp. 8 + xxvii -f- 369 -f- 26-
Amecameca, 1887
818 ZARAGOZA (D. JUSTO). Noticias Historicas de la Nueva
Espafia. Imp. 8vo, paper, pp. 393. Madrid, 1878
* A publication for the first time of a 16th Century MS. by Joan Suarez de Peraltd.
" Tratado del Descubrimiento de las Yndias y su Conquista, y los Ritos, Sacrijicios, y
Costumbres de los Yndios; del suceso del Marques del Valle segundo Don Martin
Cortes, y del rompimiento de los Yngleses, y del principio que tuvo Francisco Draque
para ser declarado enemigo."
fllMcbigan,
819 CAMPBELL (J. V.) Outlines of the Political History of Michigan.
8vo, cloth. Detroit, 1876-
820 MINIATURES (COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY).
Heirlooms in Miniatures. With a chapter on miniature painting by
E. D. Taylor. By A. H. Wharton. Numerous reproductions of the
best examples of colonial and modern miniature painters. Post 8vo,
cloth, uncut. Philadelphia, 1898
fllMnnesota.
821 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Collections, Vol. 1
(re-publication of the original parts issued in 1850-51-52-53-56),.
8vo, cloth, St. Paul, 1872; Collections, Vol. 2, in the three original
parts, 1860-62-67, 8vo. (As 2 vols.)
822 NEILL (EDWARD D.) Address at the Annual Meeting of the
Old Settlers' Association, Feb. 22, 1872 (on the early history of the
Falls of Saint Anthony). 8vo, paper. Minneapolis, 1872
Xibrars of TOUlberforce lEames 97
MINNESOTA— Continued.
23 NEILL (EDWARD D.) The History of Minnesota from the
Earliest French Explorations to the Present Time. Fourth edi-
tion, revised and enlarged. Maps. Thick 8vo, half morocco.
Minneapolis, 1882
24 The Last French Post in the Valley of the Upper Mississippi,
near Frontenac, Minn. ; with notices of its commandants. 8vo,
sewed. Saint Paul, 1887
5 25 Some Facts in the History of Minnesota; addressed to Alex-
ander Ramsey. 8vo, paper. Saint Paul, 1888
* From Chas. Deane's library.
826 WILLIAMS (J. FLETCHER). Bibliography of Minnesota.
8vo, pp. 65, paper. St. Paul, 1870
* One of fifty copies separately printed.
827 WINCHELL (N. H.) Historical Sketch of Explorations and
Surveys in Minnesota. With reproductions of old maps. 4to, pp. no,
paper. Minneapolis, 1883
828 MISSISSIPPI (Claiborne, J. F. H.) Mississippi, as a Province,
Territory and State, with Biographical Notices of Eminent Citizens.
Portraits. Vol. 1. (All published.) Jackson, Miss., 1880
fllM6Ste0ippi IRiver.
829 GRIFFIN (A. P. C.) The Discovery of the Mississippi. A Biblio-
graphical Account, with a facsimile [in colors] of the Map of Louis
Joliet, 1674. To which is appended a note on the Joliet Map by
B. F. De Costa, D.D., with a Sketch of Joliet's Maps. 4to, paper.
New York, 1883
830 LA SALLE (SIEUR DE). Relation du Voyage, entrepris
par feu M. Robert Cavelier, Sieur de la Salle, pour decouvrir dans
le golfe du Mexique l'embouchure du Fleuve de Missisipy. Parson
Frere M. Cavelier, pretre de St. Sulpice, l'un des compagnons de
ce voyage. Small 4to, cloth, uncut. A Manate, 1858
* J. G. Shea's Cramoisy Series. Only a small number printed, this being No. 41,
signed. The first publication of this narrative.
98 3Ubrat£ of Wilberforce Barnes
MISSISSIPPI RIVER— Continued.
831 SCHOOLCRAFT (HENRY R.) Narrative Journal of Travels
through the North Western Regions of the United States. ... to
the source of the Mississippi River. Performed as a Member of
the Expedition under Governor Cass in the year 1820. With map,
8 copper-plates, and title engraved on copper {besides printed title) . 8vo,
original boards, entirely uncut. Albany, 182 1
832 Narrative of an Expedition through the Upper Mississippi to
Itasca Lake, the actual source of this river; embracing an Explora-
tory Trip through the St. Croix and Burntwood (or Broule) rivers
in 1832. 4 maps. 8vo, original cloth, uncut. New York, 1834
* Included is a chapter on the language of the Chippewas.
833 Travels in the Central Portions of the Mississippi Valley, com-
prising Observations on its Mineral Geography, Internal Resources
and Aboriginal Population. Map of the Western Country and geologi-
cal map, both engraved by Scoles; two views engraved by Peter Maverick,
and plate of fossil footprints. 8vo, original boards. New York, 1825
* Remarkably fine uncut copy. Scarce.
834 Summary Narrative of an Exploratory Expedition to the Source
of the Mississippi River in 1820; resumed and completed by the
Discovery of its origin in Itasca Lake in 1832. With Appendices.
2 maps. 8vo, cloth. (Name on title.) Philadelphia, 1855
835 SHEA (JOHN G.) Address before the Missouri Historical Society,
July 19, 1878, the Anniversary of the Discovery of the Mississippi
by Marquette and Joliet. 8vo, paper. New York, 1878
836 The Bursting of Pierre Margry's La Salle Bubble. 8vo, paper.
New York, 1879
837 Discovery and Exploration of the Mississippi Valley ; with the
original Narratives of Marquette, Allouez, Membre, Hennepin, and
Anastase Douay. Facsimile of the map of Marquette. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1852
838 Early Voyages up and down the Mississippi. (Translations
of the Narratives by Cavelier of La Salle's Voyage, Voyage St.
Cosme and others in 1699, Le Sueur's Voyage in 1699-70, Gravier's
Voyage in 1700, and Guignas' Voyage in 1728.) With Introduc-
tion, Notes and Index by J. G. Shea. Small 4to, paper, pp. 191.
(Munsell's Historical Series, No. 8.) Albany, 1861
Xibrars of Wilberforce Eames 99
839 MOORE (GEORGE. H.) A collection of newspaper articles on
early New York History, the earliest attempts to introduce the
Theatre in America, the Poughkeepsie Convention of 1788, early
Timber Ships and Rafts, etc., etc., etc. In envelope.
840 MORAVIAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Transactions, Vol. 1.
Portrait of W. C. Reichel. 8vo, cloth. Nazareth, Pa., 1876
* Contains Sketch of the Settlement of Hope, N. J.; Extracts from Zinzendorf's
Diary of his journey among the Indians; Revolutionary Letters; Indian Names of
Rivers, Localities, etc. ; and other interesting articles.
841 MORMONS. Book of Commandments, for the Government of the
Church of Christ. Organized according to Law on the 6th of
April, 1830. i8mo, pp. 93, paper.
Zion: Jackson County, Missouri, 1833 [reprinted 1884]
* Of the original edition only three copies are known to be extant, the sheets hav-
ing been destroyed by a Missouri mob.
842 The Story of the Book of Mormon. By Elder George Reynolds.
Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. Salt Lake City, 1888
843 |WT EBRASKA. Nebraska State Historical Society. Trans-
[ ^[ actions and Reports. Edited by R. W. Furnas. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. Lincoln, Neb , 1885, 1887
* History of the Omaha Indians, John Brown, a Visit to Nebraska in 1662, Gold
Discovery in Colorado, Local Histories, etc.
844 NEVADA. [Wright (William).] History of the Big Bonanza.
An authentic account of the Discovery, History, and Working of
the World Renowned Comstock Silver Lode of Nevada, with the
present condition of the various mines . . . sketches of prominent
men . . . the Indians and the Country, etc. Profusely illustrated.
8vo, half morocco, gilt top. Hartford, Conn., 1876
845 NEIL (E. D.) The English Colonization of America during the
17th Century. 8vo, cloth. Presentation copy from the author, and
A. L. S. inserted. London, 1871
IRew j£n$lanfc>.
846 BARTLETT (W. H.) The Pilgrim Fathers; or, Founders of
New England in the Reign of James the First. 28 steel engravings.
Post 8vo, cloth (back faded). London, 1866
847 BROOKS (H. M.) Olden Time Music, a compilation from News-
papers and Books. Introduction by Prof. E. S. Morse. Cr. 8vo, cloth.
* Written with especial relation to old-time music in New England. Boston, 1 888
ioo Xtbrarj? of Wilberforce Barnes
NEW ENGLAND— Continued.
848 BYFIELD (N.) An Account of the Late Revolution in New Eng-
land (1689). 4to, paper. New York: Reprinted for J. Sabin, 1865
849 CHILD (MAJOR JOHN). New-England's Jonas Cast up at Lon-
don; or, a Relation of the Proceedings of the Court at Boston in
New-England against divers honest and godly persons, for Petition-
ing for Government in the Common-wealth . . . etc. London,
1647. Exact reprint, with a copious historical introduction and
notes by W. T. R. Marvin. Small 4to, cloth. Boston, 1869
* Only 150 copies printed. A note inside states that nearly all of the copies were
destroyed in the fire of 1872.
850 DANIEL (RICHARD). The Present State of New England {circa
1675). Now first printed from the original manuscript. i6mo,
paper. New York, 1899
* One of fifty copies printed. The MS. is in the New York Public Library.
851 DEAN (JOHN WARD). Memoir of the Rev. Michael Wiggles-
worth, author of the Day of Doom. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Albany, 187 1
* No. 24 of only 50 copies printed, signed by Joel Munsell.
852 E. (S.) Further Queries upon the Present State of the New-English
Affairs [1689]. 4to, paper. New York: Reprinted for J. Sabin, 1865
853 EAMES (WILBERFORCE). Early New England Catechisms.
A bibliographical account of some catechisms published before the
year 1800, for use in New England. 8vo, paper, uncut, pp. in.
Worcester, 1898
854 The same, one of a very few copies printed on thick paper.
855 [ELIOT (JOHN).] A Brief Description of the Towns in New Eng-
land, A. D. 1650. With an Introduction, by Samuel A. Green.
8vo, paper. Cambridge, 1902
56 FISKE (JOHN). The Beginnings of New England; or, the Puri-
tan Theocracy in its relations to Civil and Religious Liberty. First
Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1889
857 HOOD (GEORGE). A History of Music in New England: with
Biographical Sketches of Reformers and Psalmists. Crown 8vo,
cloth. Boston, 1846
858 JOHNSON (CLIFTON). The New England Country. Profusely
illustrated. 4to, cloth. London, 1898
Xibrars of THMlberforce Eames 101
NEW ENGLAND— Continued.
859 JOHNSON (CAPT. EDWARD— of Woburn, Massachusetts
Bay). Wonder Working Providence of Sion's Saviour in New
England. Historical Introduction and Index, by W. F. Poole.
Facsimile. Small 4to, half morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut.
* Only 200 copies printed. Andover, 1867
860 JOSSELYN (JOHN). New-England's Rarities discovered in Birds,
Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, and Plants of that Country. London,
1672. Facsimile reprint, with Introduction and Notes by Prof. E.
Tuckerman. Small 4to, cloth. Boston, 1865
* Only 250 copies printed.
861 LECHFORD (THOMAS). Plain Dealing; or, Newes from New-
England. A short view of New-England's Present Government . . .
etc. Reprinted, with Introduction and Notes by J. Hammond
Trumbull. Small 4to, cloth. (Library of N. England History,
No. 4.) Boston, 1867
* No. 211 of only 285 copies printed.
862 MATHER (COTTON). Magnalia Christi Americana; or, the
Ecclesiastical History of New England. Introduction and Notes
by Rev. T. Robbins, translations of the Quotations by L. F. Rob-
inson, Memoir of Cotton Mather by Samuel G. Drake, and Com-
prehensive Index. Portraits. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco.
Hartford, 1855
863 Facsimile of the Ecclesiastical Map of New England and New
York, from Magnalia Christi Americana, 1702. Reproduced by photo-
lithographic process, on bank-note paper. Folded.
Bost. (G. E. Little field), n. d.
864 MAVERICK (SAMUEL). A Briefe Discription of New England
and the severall townes therein, together with the present govern-
ment thereof. From a Manuscript written in 1660. 4to, paper.
Boston, 1885
865 MORTON (NATHANIEL). New England's Memorial. Fifth
edition, containing besides the original work and the supplement
annexed to the second edition, large additions in marginal notes
and an Appendix, with a lithographic copy of an ancient map. By John
Davis. 8vo, boards, cloth back, uncut. Boston, 1826
io2 Xibrars of Wtlberforce Eames
NEW ENGLAND-O^wwa'.
866 MOURT (GEORGE). A Relation or Journall of the beginning
and proceedings of the English Plantation settled at Pilmoth in
New England by certaine English Adventurers both Merchants and
others. With their difficult passage, their safe arrival . . . etc.
London, 1622. Exact reprint, with Introduction and Notes by H.
M. Dexter. Map. Small 4to, cloth. Boston, 1865
* One of 250 copies printed. [Library of New England History. No. I.]
867 NEW ENGLAND BIBLIOPOLIST, or Notices of Books on
American History, Biography, Genealogy, etc. Edited by John
Ward Dean. Vols. I. -XL, Jan. 1880 to Jan. 1901. Also, Notices
of Recent Publications, 1876-1879. Together, 12 vols. 8vo, un-
bound. Boston, 1879-1901
868 NEW ENGLAND COMPANY. Some Correspondence between
the Governors and Treasurers of the New England Company in
London, and the Commissioners of the United Colonies in America,
to which are added the Journals of the Rev. Experience Mayhew in
1713 and 1714. 8vo, cloth. London, 1897
869 OLDEN TIME SERIES. Gleanings chiefly from Old News-
papers of Boston and Salem, Massachusetts; Selected and Arranged
with Brief Comments by Henry M. Brooks. 6 vols. i2mo, cloth.
Boston, 1886
* The subjects of the volumes are: Curiosities of the Lottery, the Days of the
Spinning Wheel, the New England Sunday, Quaint and Curious Advertisements,
Strange and Curious Punishments, Literary Curiosities.
870 PALFREY (JOHN G.) History of New England. Complete in
5 vols. Royal 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1876-90
871 PRINCE (THOMAS). A Chronological History of New-England,
in the form of Annals: being a Summary and exact Account of the
most material Transactions and Occurrences relating to this Coun-
try, in the order of Time wherein they happened, from the Discov-
ery of Capt. Gosnold, in 1602, to the Arrival of Governor Belcher,
in 1730. Third edition : to which is added, a Memoir of the Author,
an attempt towards a perfect Catalogue of his Writings, a Genealogy
of his Family, and the names of the Subscribers to the original
edition, by Samuel G. Drake. Portrait and plates. 8vo, half leather.
Boston, 1852
* " N. B. This edition consists of but thirty copies. Hence the necessity of fixing
the price at Five Dollars." — Arote on p. 14. This edition contains all that was printed
of Vol. 2, continuing the Annals from 1630 to 1633.
Xtbrarg of XKHilberforce Barnes 103
NEW ENGLAND— Continued.
872 QUAKERS. A Call from Death to Life: being an Account of the
Sufferings of Marmaduke Stephenson, William Robinson, and Mary
Dyer in New England in the year 1659. Post 8vo, half roan.
London: Printed by the Friends, 1660. Edinburgh: Reprinted pri-
vately by the Aungervyle Society, 1886.
* Only 150 issued, this being No. 118.
873 RECORDS of the Council for New England. [Edited by Charles
Deane.] 8vo, paper. With folded map. Cambridge, 1867-76
* One of a very few copies with map and extra leaves added. Prefixed is the following
MS. note: " This volume, as will be seen by the title-page, was issued in 1867. The
Introduction to it, pp. 5-10, was then written. I have now inserted in this copy a
paper read before the Antiq'n Soc. last October, pp. 102 -io'6, fifteen pages; and also
three newly discovered pages of the Records, at pp. 482 -484 The Alexander Map is
also inserted in the book. Charles Deane. Cambridge, Mass., March 7th, 1876."
874 SMITH (CAPT. JOHN). Advertisements for the Unexperienced
Planters of New England or Anywhere; or, The Pathway to Experi-
ence to Erect a Plantation. With the yearely proceedings of this
Country in Fishing and Planting since the yeare 1614 to the yeare
1630 ... etc. London, 1631. Exact reprint, including Smith' s map of
New England. Small 4to, cloth. Boston, 1865
* Only 250 copies printed.
875 A Description of New-England; or, The Observations and
Discoveries of Captain John Smith (Admirall of that Country) in
the North of America, in the year of our Lord 1614 . . . etc. London,
16 16. Exact reprint, with facsimile of the First State of the map of
New England. Small 4to, cloth. Boston, 1865
* Only 250 copies printed.
876 WEEDEN (W. B.) Economic and Social History of New Eng-
land, 1620 to 1789. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1890
877 WINTHROP (JOHN). The History of New England from 1630
to 1649, from his Original Manuscripts. With Notes to illustrate
the Civil and Ecclesiastical Concerns, the Geography, Settlement,
and Institutions of the Country, and the Lives of the Principal
Planters. By James Savage. New edition, with additions and cor-
rections. Portrait of Winthrop. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1853
104 QLibrars of Wilbertorce Barnes
NEW ENGLAND— Continued.
878 WINTHROP (JOHN). A Review of Winthrop's Journal, as edited
and published by the Hon. James Savage. [By S. G. Drake.] 8vo,
paper. Boston, 1854
879 the Younger. Autograph Signature. Catalogus Uni-
versalis Librorum in Bibliotheca Bodleiana omnium Librorum,
Linguarum, & Scientiarum genere refertissima, sic compositus . . .
Auctore Thoma James, S.T.D. 4to, original calf binding, pp. (14)?
539» 36. Oxoniae, 1620
* An interesting memento of one of the earliest private libraries brought to New
England, being the younger John Winthrop's copy of the Bodleian Library Cata-
logue of 1620, the title of which bears his autograph signature, dated 1631 — the year
in which he came to New England. The journal of Gov. Winthrop the elder speaks
of his son John at this period as possessing, in Boston, a library of more than 1,000
volumes, several hundred of which are still preserved, and bear testimony to the learn-
ing and broad intellectual tastes of their original owner.
880 WINTHROP (ROBERT C.) Life and Letters of John Winthrop,
Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Company at their Emigration
to New England, 1630; also The Life and Letters of John Winthrop
from his Embarkation for New England in 1630. . . to his Death in
1649. Portraits, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (publisher's binding, but
not uniform). Boston, 1864-67
* The first volume is a presentation copy from the author.
881 WOOD (WILLIAM). New England's Prospect: a true, lively,
and experimental! description of that part of America called New
England. London, 1634. Reprint, with facsimile map, and Intro-
duction by Eben Moody-Boynton, of West-Newbury. Small 4to,
cloth. [1898]
882 NEW ENGLAND PRIMER. Reprint of the edition published
at Boston by E. Draper in 1777, containing a portrait of John Hancock.
i8mo, boards. [Boston, 1850?]
883 Reprint of an edition published circa 1800 (with some altera-
tions). i8mo, boards. Boston, n. d. [circa 1870]
884 Facsimile reprint of an edition containing a portrait of George
Washington, and published between 1785 and 1790. i8mo, paper.
[Boston, 1901]
Xtbran? of "QBUlberforce lEames 105
NEW ENGLAND— Continued.
885 NEWFOUNDLAND. Prowse(D. W.) A History of Newfound-
land from the English, Colonial, and Foreign Records. With
prefatory note by Edmund Gosse. With 34 collotypes, over joo text
illustrations, and numerous reproductions of rare maps. Thick royal
8vo, cloth. London, 1895
IRew Ibampsbire.
886 BATCHELLOR (A. S.) Historical and Bibliographical Notes on
the Military Annals of New Hampshire, with special Reference to
Regimental Histories. 8vo, paper. Concord, 1898
887 Table of the Representation of Apthorp and Littleton in the
New Hampshire Provincial Congress and House of Representa-
tives, 1775 to 1887. 8vo, paper, autograph letter of author laid in.
Littleton, 1887
888 BELKNAP (JEREMY). The History of New Hampshire. From
a copy of the original edition, having the author's last corrections,
to which are added Notes, by John Farmer. Vol. I. (all published).
8vo, boards, uncut. Dover, 1831
* A large and fine copy of the best edition, from the libraries of F. W. P. Green
wood, Alexander Young, Samuel G. Drake, and Silas Ketchum, with their autographs
on the first fly-leaf.
889 HOYT (ALBERT H.) Notes, Historical and Bibliographical, on
the Laws of New Hampshire. 8vo, paper. Worcester, 1876
890 JENNESS (JOHN S.) Transcripts of Original Documents in the
English Archives relating to the Early History of the State of New
Hampshire. Facsimile of unique map in the British Museum. Royal
8vo, full russia, gilt. New York: Privately printed, 1876
891 MOORE (GEORGE H.) Memoranda concerning the New Hamp-
shire Laws of 1699. 8vo, paper. New York, 1889
IRew 3er6e£.
892 BILLING (E.) and JENINGS (S.) Two West New Jersey
Tracts. With Appendix.
(1) Billing (E.) The Case Put & Decided by George Fox»
George Whitehead, Stephen Crisp, and other the most Ancient &;
Eminent Quakers, between Edward Billing on the one part, and
io6 Xfbrars of Wtlbertorce Barnes
NEW JERSEY— Continued.
Some West-Jersians, headed by Samuell Jenings on the other Part.
[New York: Printed by William Bradford, 1699?] (2)
Jenings (S.) Truth Rescued from Forgery & Falsehood, being an
Answer to a late Scurrilous piece entitled The Case Put and Decided
&c. Printed at Philadelphia by Reynier Jansen 1699. 4to, paper.
Philadelphia: Reprinted, 1880-81
893 BRIEF (A) Account of the Province of East-New-Jersey, in America:
published by the Scots Proprietors having interest there, 1683. 8vo,
sheots, uncut. Morrisania, 1867
* One of a very few copies printed for private circulation. The original edition,
printed at Edinburgh in 1683, was in the possession of Mr. Barlow, and was supposed
to be unique.
894 CALENDAR of New Jersey Wills, Vol. 1, 1670-1730. Edited,
with an Introductory note on the Early Testamentary Laws and
Customs of New Jersey, by William Nelson. (N. J. Archives,
Vol. 23.) 8vo, cloth. Paterson, 1901
* One of 25 copies left with uncut edges.
895 CALENDAR of Records in the Office of the Secretary of State,
1664-1703. Edited by William Nelson. (N. J. Archives, Vol. 21.)
8vo, cloth. Paterson, 1899
* One of 25 copies left with uncut edges.
896 DE COSTA (B. F.) Cabo de Arenas; or, The Place of Sandy
Hook in the old Cartology, as indicated in the map of Alonzo
Chaves. Map. 8vo, paper, 16. New York, 1885
897 ELMER (L. Q. C.) The Constitution and Government of the
Province and State of New Jersey, with Biographical Sketches of
the Governors from 1776 to 1845. 8vo, cloth. (N. J. Historical
Society Collections, Vol. VII.) Newark, 1872
898 MARRIAGE RECORDS, 1665-1800. Edited, with an Historical
Introduction on the Early Marriage Laws of New Jersey, and the
Precedents on which they were founded, by William Nelson. (N. J.
Archives, Vol. 22.) 8vo, cloth. Paterson, 1900
* One of 25 copies left with uncut edges.
899 MELLICK (ANDREW D.) The Story of an Old Farm; or, Life
in New Jersey in the Eighteenth Century With a Genealogical
Appendix. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. Somerville, N. J., 1889
Xibrars of XKHtlberforce }£ames 107
NEW JERSEY— Continued.
900 MINUTES of the Provincial Congress and the Council of Safety.
8vo, cloth. Trenton, 1879
901 [MOORE (GEORGE H.)] The First Commencement of the
College of New Jersey, 1748. 8vo, paper. New York, 1872
902 MULFORD (ISAAC S.) Civil and Political History of New Jersey.
8vo, cloth. Camden, 1848
903 NELSON (WILLIAM). Sources of History of Revolutionary
Events in New Jersey. 8vo, paper. Paterson, 1900
904 SACKETT (W. E.) Modern Battles of Trenton: being a History
of New Jersey's Politics and Legislation from the year 1868 to the
year 1894. 8vo, cloth. Trenton: Privately printed, 1895
905 STEARNS (REV. J. F.) Historical Discourses relating to the
First Presbyterian Church in Newark. With Notes and illustrations.
8vo, cloth. Newark, 1853
906 STEVENS (HENRY). Analytical Index to the Colonial Docu-
ments of New Jersey in the State Paper Offices of England. Edited,
with Notes, etc., by \V. A. Whitehead. 8vo, cloth. [New Jersey
Historical Society Collections, Vol. 5.] Newark, 1858
907 WHITEHEAD (W. A.) Contributions to the Early History of
Perth Amboy and Adjoining Country, with sketches of Men and
Events in New Jersey during the Provincial Era. Maps, portraits,
and views. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1856
908 East Jersey under the Proprietary Governments (1609-1702).
Maps, etc. 8vo, cloth. [New Jersey Historical Society Collections,
Vol. x.] [New York] 1846
909 Second Edition of the same. Revised and enlarged. 8vo,
half morocco. Newark, 1875
ittew HDcyico, &ri3ona, Sonora.
910 BARTLETT (JOHN RUSSELL). Personal Narrative of Explo-
rations and Incidents in Texas, New Mexico, California, Sonora,
and Chihuahua. Maps and illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1854
108 SLibrars of Wilbertorce Barnes
NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA, SONORA—Contimted.
911 BRACKENRIDGE (H. M.) Early Discoveries by Spaniards in
New Mexico: containing an account of the Castles of Cibola, and
the present appearance of their ruins. 8vo, paper, pp. 48.
Pittsburgh, 1857
912 CORONADO EXPEDITION. The Coronado Expedition, 1540-
42. (The Spanish text of Castaneda's Narrative, with translations
of that and other narratives and letters referring to it.) By George
Parker Winship. With numerous facsimiles of rare maps and illustra-
tions, and other reproductions. Royal 8vo, cloth. Washington, 1896
913 Coronado's March in search of the "Seven Cities of Cibola,"
and discussion of their probable location, by Gen. J. H. Simpson,
U. S. A. 8vo, paper, pp. 34, and map. Washington, 1884
914 A List of Works useful to the student of the Coronado Expe-
dition, by George Parker Winship. (Reprinted from the 14th An-
nual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology.) Royal 8vo, paper. (Pres-
entation copy.) Washington, 1896
915 Why Coronado went to New Mexico in 1540, by George
Parker Winship. (Reprint from Am. Hist. Assoc. Report.) 8vo,
paper. Washington, 1896
916 DAVIS (W. W. H.) El Gringo; or, New Mexico and her People.
Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1857
917 The Spanish Conquest of New Mexico. Portrait of the author.
8vo, cloth. Doylestown, Pa.: Privately printed, 1869
* Compiled mainly from original ancient Spanish Documents, and containing ac-
counts of the Wanderings of Cabeza de Vaca, 1 530-1 538, from his own journal ; the
Exploration of Friar Marcos de Niza in 1539, tne Expedition of Francisco Vasquez
Coronado, 1 541-1543 ; the Adventures of Friar Augustin Ruiz, 1581 ; the Expedition
of Antonio de Espejo in search of Friar Ruiz in 1582, the colonizing attempt of Juan
de Onate in 1591, a full account of the great Indian rebellion of 1680, etc.
918 DOCUMENTOS para la Historia de Mexico. Tercera Serie, Tomo
Primero. Folio, 4 parts in one vol., pp. 88, 114, 28, 932, half leather,
with neatly written list of contents (7 pp.) inserted at the end.
Mexico, 1856
* This, the only published volume of the third series of Documents relating to the
History of Mexico, is now very rare, no copy being in any of the American libraries,
as far as we are informed. It appeared first in the form of feuilletons in the Diario
Ofuial of the City of Mexico, and only a very few sets were gathered together and
Xfbrarg of UCUlberforce Barnes 109
NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA, SONORA— Continued.
bound. This copy was owned by Alfredo Chavero, the celebrated Mexican archae-
ologist, and his name is">tamped on the back of the volume.
The chief interest of the volume is in the important collection of documents it con-
tains relating to the early exploration and history of New Mexico. The articles relat-
ing to Mexico, Sonora, and Texas are also of great value. The following may be
mentioned: — (i) Siguenza y Gongora, Teatro de virtudes politicas advertidas en los
monarcas antiguos del Mexicano Imperio, 88 pp. ; (2) Memorial por Don Fray Do-
mingo Pimentel sobre los escesos que se cometien en Roma contra los naturalis de
estos reinos de Espafia, 114 pp.; (3) Traduccion de las vidas y martirios que pade-
cieron nifios principales de la ciudad de Tlaxcala ; (4) Geronimo de Zarate Salmeron,
Relaciones de todas las cosas que en el Nuevo-Mexico se han visto y sabrido, 1538-
1626; (5) Juan Amando Niel, Apuntamientos que pueden servir de esplicacion a las
memorias del Nuevo-Mexico ; (6) Carta del padre fray Silvestre Velez de Escalante
(on the conquest of New Mexico); (7) Various documents relating to New Mexico
from 1692 to 1717; (8) Utiles y curiosas noticias del Neuva-Mexico, Cibola y otras
naciones confinantes ; (9) Computo cronologico de los Indios Mexicanos desde que
salieron de la provincia de Aztlan ; (10) Calendario Indiano Tulteco ; (n) Dos can-
tares del emperado Netzahualcoyotl, etc.; (12) Fray Juan Augustin de Morfi, Viage
de Indios y diario del Nuevo-Mexico; (13) Descripcion geografica, natural y curiosa
de la provincia de Sonora ; (14) Estado de la provincia de Sonora, 1730; (15) Noticias
de las espediciones para conquistar y pacihcas estas provincias de Sonora ; (16) In-
forme del padre Lizasoin sobre las provincias de Sonora y Nueva Vizcaya ; (17) De-
scripcion suscinta de la Sonora ; (18) Noticia del estado actual de las misiones de
Sonora ; (19) Descripcion y noticia individual de las misiones de la Pimeria bajay alta;
(20) Mision de Nebomes ; (21) Relacion de la nueva entrada de los padres de la com-
pania de Jesus a las naciones de Chinipa, Varohios, Guailopos, Guasaparis, Temoris
y otras ; (22) Horacio Polici, Relacion del estado de la Pimeria, 1697 ; (23) Various
other Relations and Reports on Sonora, Sinaloa, Pimeria, rios Gila y Colorado, Cali-
fornia, etc.
919 ESCALANTE (FATHER SILVESTRE VELEZ DE). The
Destruction of New Mexico Settlements and Missions, and the re-
conquest of the country (1680-1692). 8vo, paper, pp. 16.
[New York, 1890]
* Translated by Dr. J. G. Shea. One of a very few copies reprinted from the U. S.
CatholicHistorical Magazine.
-920 GARCES (FRANCISCO). On the Trail of a Spanish Pioneer.
The Diary and Itinerary of Francisco Garces (Missionary Priest) in
his Travels through Sonora, Arizona, and California, 1775-76.
Translated from an Official Contemporaneous copy of the Original
Spanish Manuscript, and edited, with copious critical notices, by
Elliott Coues. With 18 maps, riacs, and facsimiles. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1900
* Limited edition.
no Xibrars of Wilberforce Barnes
NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA, SOnORk.— Continued.
921 PFEFFERKORN (IGNAZ). Beschreibung der Landschaft Sonora
samt andern merkwiirdigen Nachrichten von den inneren Theilen
Neu-Spaniens und Reise aus Amerika bis in Deutschland. With
large folding map of Sonora. 2 vols. i2mo, half roan.
Koln : Auf Kosten des Verfassers, 1794-95
* Scarce. The author spent many years as a missionary amongst the Indians, and
the work contains a good deal of matter relating to the Pimas, Cocomaricopas, Moquis,
Apaches, and other tribes, and their war and other customs, as well as details of the
natural history, productions, climate, etc., of the State.
922 REPORTS of the Secretary of War, with Reconnaissances of Routes
from San Antonio to El Paso, by Col. Joseph E. Johnston, and
others. 2 maps and 75 plates. 8vo, cloth. Washington, 1850
*The most important part of the volume is the report of Lieut. J. H. Simpson of
an expedition into the Navajo country in 1849, filling pp. 55-168, and containing
vocabularies of the Pueblo Indians. The plates relate mostly to the Indians, and some
of them are colored.
923 SIMPSON (JAMES H.) Journal of a Military Reconnaissance
from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to the Navajo Country. Numerous
illustrations of Indians, views, etc., many colored. 8vo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1852
924 SQUIER (E. G.) New Mexico and California. The Ancient monu-
ments, and the aboriginal, semi-civilized nations of New Mexico
and California; with an abstract of the early Spanish explorations
and conquests in those regions, etc. 8vo, paper, pp. 26.
[New York, 1848]
* Rare. Reprint from the American Review for November, 1848.
924^ The same article, pp. 503-528 of the American Review for
November, 1848, with interesting map inserted.
IFlew JPorfc State.
925 ACCOUNT (AN) of Several Passages and Letters between his Ex-
cellency Benjamin Fletcher, Captain General and Governour in
Chief of the Province of New York, &c, and the present Adminis-
trators of the Laws in the Collony of Connecticut, in the Month of
October, 1693. [Colophon] Printed and sold by William Bradford,
at the Bible in New York, 1693. MS. copy on 15 sheets, small 4tor
unbound.
Xtbrars of TOlberforce Barnes 1 1 1
NEW YORK ST ATE— Continued.
926 ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE STATE HISTORIAN.
First, Second and Third Reports (the first in paper, pp. 24; the
other two thick cloth volumes). 8vo. (As 2 vols.) Albany, 1896-97
927 ASHER (G. M.) Bibliographical and Historical Essay on the
Dutch Books and Pamphlets relating to the New-Netherlands.
With facsimile of the Visscher map, and of the three earliest views of New-
Amsterdam. Small 4to, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, original
wrappers bound in. Amsterdam, 1868
928 BENSON (EGBERT). Memoir read before the Historical Society
of the State of New York, Dec. 31, 1816. Second Edition, with
notes. Crown 8vo, original boards, uncut (front cover loose).
Jamaica, 1825
* On the Ancient Dutch and Indian names of places in New York State.
929 CLINTON (GEORGE). Public Papers of George Clinton, first
Governor of New York. Published by the State. Portraits and
maps. 6 vols. 8vo, cloth. Albany, 1 899-1 902
930 DENTON (DANIEL). A Brief Description of New York, formerly
called New Netherlands . . . likewise a brief relation of the Customs
of the Indians there. With Introduction and copious notes by Gabriel
Furman. 8vo, cloth. (Gowans' Bibliotheca Americana.)
New York, 1845
931 A Brief Description of New York, formerly called New Nether-
lands. Reprinted from the original edition of 1670. With a Biblio-
graphical Introduction by Felix Neumann. 8vo, boards, uncut.
Cleveland, 1902
932 DE VRIES (DAVID PETERSON). Voyages from Holland to
America (to the New Netherlands), 1632 to 1644. Translated by
Henry C. Murphy. Portrait. 4to, cloth. New York, 1853
* Only 250 copies, printed at the expense of James Lenox.
933 ECCLESIASTICAL RECORDS of the State of New York. Pub-
lished by the State, under the supervision of Hugh Hastings. 4 vols.
8vo, cloth. Albany, 1902
* From the earliest period to 1750.
n2 Xtbrars of MUberforce Barnes
NEW YORK ST ATE— Continued.
934 FISKE (JOHN). The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America.
Reproductions of rare portraits and maps. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth, gilt
tops, uncut. (Standard Library Edition.) Boston, 1902
935 HOMES (H. A.) Report of the Commissioners on the Correct
Arms of the State of New York. — Second Paper on the Correct Arms
of the State of New York. 2 pamphlets, 8vo, paper. Albany, 1881-82
936 HUDSON'S RIVER. Photo-lithographic facsimile of the First
Published Map of Hudson's River, with the Island of Manhattan
and Fort New Amsterdam, published in 1666, and inscribed De
Noord Rivier anders Manhattans off Hudsons Rivier genaamt in fGroodt.
Size, 23^ by 6 inches, folded. New York, 1854
937 JONES (THOMAS). History of New York during the Revo-
lutionary War, and of the Leading Events in the other Colonies at
that Period. Illustrated with Notes, Contemporary Documents,
maps and portraits. 2 thick 8vo vols, cloth.
New York: For the N~. Y. Historical Society, 1879
938 JOURNAL of the Votes and Proceedings of the General Assembly
of the Colony of New York, April, 1691, to Dec, 1765. 2 vols,
folio, original leather. New York: Hugh Gaine, 1764-66
939 JOURNAL of the Votes and Proceedings of the General Assembly
of the Colony of New York, from 1766 to 1776, inclusive. Small
folio, old calf. Albany: Reprinted, 1820
* Scarce. Containing the six extra leaves printed subsequently. Only 50 copies
were originally printed.
940 KIST (N. C.) and MOLL (W.) Kerkhistorisch Archief. 4 vols.
8vo, limp boards. Amsterdam, 1857-66
* In addition to numerous articles relating to the history of the Reformed Church
in Holland, the first volume contains the important article by Mr. J. T. Bodel
Nyenhuis, entitled " Jonas Michaelius, Eerste Predicant der Nederduitsche Hervormde
Gemeente op Manhattans of Nieuw Amsterdam, het latere New-York, in Noord-
Amerika," This was the first public announcement of the discovery of the Michaelius
letter of 1628.
Xibrarp of Milberf orce Eames 1 1
Ifourtb Ses6ion.
NEW YORK STATE— Continued.
941 LEISLER (JACOB). An Answer to the Reasons against Leisler's
Bill. Humbly offered to the Consideration of the Honourable
House of Commons. 2 pp. folio, photographed in 1886 from the original
sheet in the British Museum and mounted on cardboard. [ Lo ndon, 1695?]
942 LEISLER (JACOB). Captain Leisler's Case. 2 pp. folio, photo-
graphed in 1886 from the original printed sheet in the British Museum
and mounted on cardboard. [London, 1695?]
943 Reasons for the Reversal of Leisler's Attainder. Humbly
offered to the Consideration of the Honourable House of Commons.
2 pp. folio, photographed in 1886 from the original printed sheet in the
British Museum and mounted on cardboard. [London, 1695?]
944 Reasons humbly offer'd to the Honourable House of Commons,
against the passing the Bill for the reversing the Attainder of Jacob
Leisler, Jacob Milburn, Abraham Governour, and others. 2 pp.
folio, photographed in 1886 from the original sheet in the British Museum
and mounted on cardboard. [London, 1695?]
945 MICHAELIUS (JONAS). The First Minister of the Dutch Re-
formed Church in the United States. [With his Letter from the
Island of Manhatas in New Netherland, 11 August 1628, and prefa-
tory remarks by Henry C. Murphy.] 8vo, paper. The Hague [1858]
* One of a very few copies printed " for private distribution."
946 J. Michaelius, the First Minister of the Dutch Reformed
Church in the United States. Facsimile of his Letter, the only ex-
tant, written during the first years of the Settlement of New- York,
with transcript, preface and English translation by the late Hon.
Henry C. Murphy. Folio, vellum, paper cover. Amsterdam, 1883
947 MILITARY Minutes of the Council of Appointment of the State of
New York, 1783-1821. Compiled and edited by Hugh Hastings,
State Historian, and Henry Harmon Noble, Chief Clerk. With
Index volume. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. Albany, 1901-02
ii4 Xibrars of Milberforce Eames
NEW YORK ST ATE— Continued.
948 MILLER (REV. JOHN). A Description of the Province and City
of New York, with plans of the City and several Forts as they ex-
isted in the year 1695. Now first printed from the original manu-
script. (To which is added a Catalogue of Books relating to Amer-
ica. ) Facsimile map of New York and of the Fort. 8vo, boards, u ncut.
London: T. Fodd, 1843
949 MILLER (JOHN). New York Considered and Improved, 1695.
Published from the original MS. in the British Museum. With In-
troduction and notes by Victor Hugo Paltsits. Maps and facsimiles.
8vo, boards, uncut. Cleveland, 1903
* Presentation copy from the author.
950 MURLIN (EDGAR L.) The New York Red Book; containing the
Portraits and Biographies of its Governors, State Officers, Members
of the Legislature, Statistics, General Facts of Interest, etc. Thick
8vo, cloth. Albany, 1898
951 MURPHY (HENRY C.) Jacob Steendam, noch vaster. A Mem-
oir of the First Poet in New Netherland, with his poems descriptive
of the Colony. Fortrait. 8vo, paper. The Hague, 1861
* Printed for private distribution. Contains reprints, with translation, of Klacht van
Nieuw- Amsterdam in Nieuw Nederlandt tot,\haar moeder, 1659, and ' T Lofvan Nuw-
Nederland, 1661.
952 Vertoogh van Nieu Nederland and Breeden Raedt aende
Vereenichde Nederlandsche Provintien. Two rare tracts printed in
t 649-1650, relating to the Adminstration of Affairs in New Nether-
land. Translated by H. C. Murphy. Feproduction of a map of the
Hudson of 1666. 4to, cloth. New York, 1854
Only 125 copies, printed at the expense of James Lenox.
953 NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Collections, Vols. 1 to 4
(1809, 1814, 1821, and 1826). Portrait of Hugh Williamson, en-
graved by Durand, in Vol. 3. 4 vols. 8vo, boards, uncut.
New York, 1811-14-21-26
* The fourth volume contains Smith's continuation of his History of New York. For
the complete edition of Smith's history see under Smith, infra.
954 Collections. Second Series. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth (one vol. half
cloth, as published). New York, 1841-49-57
Xibrars of TKIUlberforce Eames 115
NEW YORK STATE— Continued.
955 NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Collections. Pub-
lication Fund Series. From the first volume issued in 1868 to 1890,
inclusive. 23 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1868-91
956 Catalogue of the Books, Tracts, Newspapers, Maps, etc., in
the Library of the Society. 8vo, pp. 139, double columns, sewed.
New York, 1813
957 [ ] Wilson (Gen. James Grant). John Pintard, founder of
the New York Historical Society. An Address, Dec. 3, 1901. Por-
trait and facsimile. 8vo, paper, uncut. New York, 1902
958 O'CALLAGHAN (E. B.) Documents relative to the Colonial His-
tory of the State of New York procured in Holland, England, and
France, by J. R. Brodhead. Edited by E. B. O'Callaghan. Fac-
similes of rare maps, etc. The two Series, 14 vols. 4to, the first
series, 11 vols, in half russia. gilt, the remainder in original cloth.
Albany, 1856-83
959 The Documentary History of the State of New York,
arranged under the direction of the Hon. Christopher Morgan. Re-
productions of rare maps, portraits and views 4 vols. 4to, cloth.
Albany, 1850-51
960 History of New Netherland; or, New York under the Dutch.
Reproductions of maps of 1616 and idjo. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1846
961 [ ] List of Books and Papers in the Office of the Secretary of
State, etc., Albany, N. Y. Royal 8vo, pp. 8, sewed. Albany, 1866
Rare, only a few copies having been printed.
962 PRATT (DANIEL J.) Annals of Public Education in the State
of New York from 1626 to 1746. 8vo, cloth. Albany, 1872
963 RECORDS. Catalogue of Historical Papers and Parchments re-
ceived from the Office of the Secretary of State, and deposited in
the New York State Library. 8vo, pp. 55, paper. Albany, 1849
964 Catalogue of Records of the Office of Secretary of State, with
Information pertaining to the Office. Compiled by F. G. Jewett.
Post 8vo, cloth. Albany, 1898
965 RYE. History of Rye, Westchester County, New York, 1660-1870,
including Harrison and the White Plains till 1788. Illustrated. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 187 1
n6 Xtbrars of Wilbertorce Barnes
NEW YORK STATE— Continued.
966 SCHUYLER (G. W.) Colonial New York. Philip Schuyler and
his Family. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. New York, 1885
967 SMITH (WILLIAM). History of the Province of New York from
its discovery to the Appointment of Governor Colden in 1762.
2 vols. 8vo, boards, cloth back. New York: Published under the
direction of the N. Y. Historical Society, 1829.
* Remarkably fine uncut copy on thick paper. This is the only complete edition
of Smith's History.
968 TOMPKINS (DANIEL D.) Public Papers of Daniel D. Tomp-
kins, Governor of New York, 1807-1817. Military Papers. Illus-
trated with plans, portraits and views. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth.
New York and Albany, 1898
969 [VAN DER DONCK (ADRIEN).] Remonstrance of New Neth-
erland and the Occurrences there, addressed to the High and Mighty
States General of the United Netherlands on the 28th July, 1649;
with Secretary Van Tienhoven's Answer. Translated from the
original Dutch MS. by E. B. O'Callaghan. 4to, half morocco.
* Only a very few copies were issued in this form. Albany, 1856
970 VISSCHER MAP. Visscher (N. J.) Novi Belgii Novaeque Anglise
nee non partis Virginias Tabula multis in locis emendata a Nicola
Joan n is Visschero. ( With view of Nieuw Amsterdam op't Eylatit Man-
hattans. Engraved on copper, 21^6 by 18^6 inches, side margins neatly
repaired, mounted on linen and folded in cloth cover (Stikeman).
Amsterdam, 1655
971 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS of the Assembly of the State of
New York; at the First Meeting of the Fourth Session, begun and
holden at Poughkeepsie, in Dutchess County, on Thursday, Sep-
tember 7th, 1780. Folio, cloth. Albany: Reprinted, 1859
* A fine and clear impression of the rare first edition of Visscher's map of New Neth-
erland, with the Second Engraved View of New Amsterdam. The date of its
publication was certainly before 1656, as a copy of the map accompanies a report of
the Directors of the West India Company made to the States General on the 28th of
January of that year.
This is the map that William Loring Andrews was unable to find for reproduction
in his book New Amsterdam, New Orange, New York (1897), and concerning which
he says: — " The map of Nicolas J. Visscher, according to Asher, is of the greatest
rarity; only two copies were known to him, one of which was in the Royal Library at
the Hague." See Mr. Andrew's book, pp. 34-36, and Addenda B, C, D, E.
Xfbrarg of Milberforce Eames 117
NEW YORK STATE— Continued.
972 WOOLEY (CHARLES). Two Years' Journal in New York, and
part of the Territories in America. Introduction and copious Notes
by E. B. O'Callaghan. 8vo, cloth. (Gowans' Bibliotheca Americana.)
New York, i860
973 YATES (J. V.„N.) and MOULTON (J. W.) History of* the
State of New York, including its Aboriginal and Colonial Annals.
Vol. 1, in two parts (all published). With view of New Amsterdam
circa 1635. 2 vols. 8vo, original boards, uncut. (Wanting the map
of the Hudson, which, however, was issued in but few copies.)
New York: A. T. Goodrich, 1824-26
mew JJorfc <ntp,
974 ACT (An) to regulate the Ferry between the City of New-York and
the Island of Nassau, and to establish the Ferriage thereof. (New
York: William Bradford, 1732. Folio, 4 pp.
* Facsimile reprint, from the unique original, of the Act relating to the Ferry
between New York and Brooklyn, when Long Island was called the Island of Nassau.
975 DURAND (E. D.) The Finances of New York City. Crown 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1898
976 DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH. The | Psalms j of | David, |
with I The Ten Commandments, | Creed, Lord's Prayer, &c. |
In Metre. | Also, | The Catechism, Confession of Faith, | Liturgy,
&c. I Translated from the Dutch. | For the Use of the Reformed
Protestant Dutch | Church of the City of New- York. 8vo, old calf.
New- York: | Printed by fames Parker, at the New Printing- Office in
Beaver- Street, 1767.
* Prepared by Francis Hopkinson. The type for the music notes was obtained
from. Daniel Crommelin of Amsterdam. The prefatory note is signed by Joannes
Ritzema, and states that by reason of the decline of the Dutch language in New York
it was found necessary to adopt English for the church services.
977 GOODRICH (ANDREW T.) The Picture of New-York, and
Stranger's Guide to the Commercial Metropolis of the United States.
Plates. i6mo, boards, uncut, pp. viii, 492.
New York: A. T. Goodrich [1828]
* An unusually fine copy of the best edition, with the original paper label dated 1829.
The views and maps are as follows: (1) Exchange, opposite title; (2) City Hall, at
p. 182; (3) View in Broadway near Grace Church, at p. 216; (4) Fulton Market, at
p. 244; (5) U. S. Branch Bank, at p. 250; (6) South St. near Dover St., at p. 268:
(7) Alms House, at p. 303; (8) Park Theatre, at p. 376; (9) State Prison, at p. 442;
(10) Coffee House Slip, at p. 452; (11) Plan of the City of New York and of the Island,
folded, at p. 456; (12) Map of New York and Adjacent Country, at p. 462.
n8 XibrarE of Milbertorce Barnes
NEW YORR CITY— Continued.
978 GRATACAP (L. P.) Geology of the City of New York (Greater
New York). Numerous illustrations. 8vo, paper. A L. S. of author
laid in. New York, 1901
979 KING (MOSES). Handbook of New York City. An Outline His-
tory and description. Over 800 illustrations. *Thick post 8vo, cloth.
[Boston, 1892]
980 MAP of the Original Grants of village lots from the Dutch West India
Company to the Inhabitants of New-Amsterdam (now New York)
lying below the present line of Wall Street. Grants commencing
A. D. 1642. Located from historical and legal records, by Henry
D. Tyler. Size, 20^ by 16^ inches, folded, colored. New York, 1897
981 MOORE (GEORGE H.) Collegium Regale Novi Eboraci. The
Origin and Early History of Columbia College. 8vo, paper.
New York, 1890
982 NEW YORK CITY DURING THE REVOLUTION. A Col-
lection of Original Papers, now first published from the manuscripts
in the Mercantile Library, N. Y. City. Plan of New York, 1676.
4to, cloth. Privately Printed for the Association, 1861
* Col. Marinus Willett's narrative of the seizure of arms from the British after the
Battle of Lexington, the Stamp Act Riot, New York Loyalists of 1776, Sir Henry
Clinton's reasons for not attacking Washington at King's Bridge, 1781, etc.
983 RIIS (JACOB A.) The Children of the Poor. Illustrated. 8vo,
cloth. (Relating to New York City.) New York, 1892
How the Other Half Lives. Studies among the Tenements of
New York. Numerous illustrations. Crown 8vo, half cloth.
New York, 1890
985 RIKER (JAMES). Harlem (City of New York): its Origin and
Early Annals. Prefaced by Home Scenes in the Fatherlands; or,
Notices of its founders before emigration. Also, Sketches of
numerous Families, and the recovered history of the Land-Titles.
With illustrations and maps. 8vo, cloth. New'York, 1881
* Fine copy, with original prospectus of 1879 laid in.
986 SCRAP BOOKS, containing nearly 400 Views and Maps, illustrat-
ing old historic buildings, and other places of interest, mainly from
Valentine's Manuals, with descriptive text, but including among the
additions from other sources, a map of New York and its environs
from Sandy Hook to Kingsbridge, with the defences by Land and
Sea, engraved by Lodge, 1781; New York Illustrated, 52 pp.,
circa 1870; Parton's How New York City is Governed, 48 pp.,
Boston, 1866; etc. 4 vols. 4to, half roan.
Xfbrars of THHtlberforce Barnes 119
NEW YORK CITY— Continued.
987 SHEA (JOHN G.) Dongan's Charter of the City of New York.
8vo, pp. 10, sewed. New York, 1891
988 VALENTINE (DAVID T.) History of the City of New York.
Illustrated with reproductions of old maps, views, etc. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1853
989 WILSON (JAMES GRANT— Editor). The Memorial History
of the City of New York, from its First Settlement to the year 1892.
Hundreds of illustrations, consisting of rare portraits and autographs,
reproductions of early views, facsimiles, etc. 4 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1892-93
990 WYNNE (JAMES). Private Libraries of New York. Royal 8vo,
half green morocco. New York, i860
* Large Paper copy, with portraits and clippings laid in.
IRewspapers.
991 BOSS (HENRY R.) Early Newspapers in Illinois: read before
the Franklin Society of the City of Chicago, Jan. 20, 1870. 4to,
paper, pp. 48. Chicago, 1870
* Franklin Society Publications, No. 2. Rare.
992 BUCKINGHAM (JOSEPH T.) Personal Memoirs and Recollec-
tions of editorial life. Portrait. 2 vols, umo, cloth. Boston, 1852
993 Specimens of Newspaper Literature: with Personal Memoirs,
Anecdotes, and Reminiscences. 2 portraits. 2 vols, umo, cloth.
* With autograph letter of the author inserted. Boston, 1850
994 GODDARD (D. A.) Newspapers and Newspaper Writers in New
England, 1787-1815. 8vo, paper. Boston, 1880
995 GRIFFIN (JOSEPH). History of the Press of Maine. 2 por-
traits. 8vo, cloth, pp. 284. Brunswick, 1872
* Pages 215-272 contain a Bibliography of Maine.
996 HUDSON (FREDERIC). Journalism in the United States, from
1690 to 1872. Facsimiles and clippings inserted. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1873
1 20 3Librar£ of Milberforce* JEames
NEWSPAPERS-CoKfoBKfrf.
997 KING (WILLIAM L.) The Newspaper Press of Charleston, S. C.
A Chronological and Biographical History, embracing a period of
One Hundred and Forty Years. i2mo, cloth, pp. xi, 192.
Charleston, S. C, 1872
* Rare. Presentation copy to Henry Clay Lukens, with newspaper clippings
about him inserted.
998 MAVERICK (AUGUSTUS). Henry J. Raymond and the New
York Press, for thirty years. Progress of American Journalism
from 1840 to 1870. Portrait and illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
Hartford, 1870
999 NORTH (S. N. D.) History and Present Condition of the News-
paper and Periodical Press of the United States, with a Catalogue
of the publications of the Census Year. Maps and facsimiles. 4to,
paper, pp. 446. (Census Office.) Washington,^ 1884
* Pages 359-426 contain a Chronological History of the newspaper press of the
United States, giving the name and date of establishments of every newspaper from
1704 to 1880.
1000 PERRIN (WILLIAM H.) The Pioneer Press of Kentucky,
from the printing of the first paper west of the Alleghanies, August
11, 1787, to the establishment of the daily press in 1830. fac-
similes. 4to, paper, uncut, pp. 93.
[Louisville, Ky.]: The Filson Club, 1888
* Filson Club Publications, No. 3.
1001 WARNER (CHARLES DUDLEY). The American News-
paper: an Essay, read before the Social Science Association,
Sept. 6, 1881. 241110, cloth, pp. 69. Boston, 1881
1002 NIAGARA. Porter (Peter A.) Goat Island. (Description of
the Island and of the Falls, with historical notices and numerous
illustrations.') 8vo, cloth. Presentation copy from the author.
* Only 30 copies were printed of this edition, n. p. : Privately Printed, 1900
1003 Porter (P. A.) Guide to Niagara, the Falls, River and
Frontier. Profusely illustrated. i6mo, cloth. [Buffalo, 1901]
Xtbrars of Milberforce Barnes 121
IRorse Discovery of Hmerica*
1004 ANDERSON (RASMUS B.) America not Discovered by Co-
lumbus. An historical Sketch of the Discovery of America by the
Norsemen in the 10th Century; with a Bibliography, by P. B.
Watson, of the Pre-Columbian Discoveries of America. Post 8vo,
cloth. Chicago, 1883
1005 BEAMISH (N. L.) The Discovery of America by the Northmen
in the 10th Century, with Notices of the Early Settlements of the
Irish in the Western Hemisphere. Map of Finland, chart of the Dis-
coveries of the Northmen and view of the Dighton Rock inscription. 8vo,
half cloth. London, 1841
1006 DE COSTA (B. F.) The Northmen in Maine . . . and a chapter
on the Discovery of Massachusetts Bay. 8vo, boards, uncut.
Albany, 1870
1007 DIGHTON ROCK INSCRIPTION. Account of an Inscribed
Rock at Dighton, with copy of the Inscription, by James Winthrop;
Attempt to explain the Inscription on the Dighton Rock, by Hon.
John Davis; Account of the Writing-rock in Taunton River, by
E. A. Kendal. 3 articles from the Memoirs of the American Academy.
4to, paper. Cambridge, 1804-09
1008 FISCHER (JOSEPH). The Discoveries of the Norsemen in
America, with special relation to their Early Cartographical Repre-
sentation. Reproductions of early maps. Translated by B. H. Soulsby.
8vo, cloth. London, 1903
•Contains reproduction of a portion of the recently discovered World Map of
Martin Waldseemuller of 1507.
1009 HORSFORD (EBEN N.) Watertown: the site of the Ancient
City of Norumbega. Remarks at the Second Anniversary of the
Watertown Historical Society, Nov. 18, 1890. 4to, paper, with 2
large maps. n. p., n. d.
1010 MACLEAN (J. P.) A Critical Examination of the Evidences
adduced to establish the Theory of the Norse Discovery of America.
8vo, cloth, pp. 55. Chicago, 1892
* No. 452 of only 500 copies printed.
122 Xibrars of TKHilberforce lEames
NORSE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA— Continued.
ion [RAFN (C C.)] Antiquitates Americana?, sive Scriptores Septen-
trionales Rerum Ante-Columbianarum in America. Samling af de
i Nordens Oldskrifter . . . fra det 10 de til det 14 de aarhundrede.
With 18 plates and facsimiles of the ancient codices. 4to, paper, pp.
40+486. Hafniae, 1837
* One of the few copies issued on Large and Thick Paper. This valuable volume
contains the original texts from the Icelandic manuscripts, with Latin translations,
commencing with the Saga of Eric the Red, written probably in the 12th Century,
and other important documents.
1012 TORFASON (THORMOD). The History of Ancient Vinland,
translated from the Latin of 1705 by Prof. C. G. Hebermann. In-
troduction by J. G. Shea. 8vo, paper, pp. 83. New York, 1891
* Only 100 copies printed.
1013 NORTH CAROLINA. Foote (W. H.) Sketches of North Caro-
lina, Historical and Biographical, illustrative of the Principles of a
portion of her Early Settlers. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1846
1014 Hawks (Francis L.) History of North Carolina. Maps and
illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Fayetteville, N. C, 1857-58
* Vol. I., from the first voyage to the Colony in 1584, to the last in 1591; Vol II.,
the period of the proprietary government, 1663 to 1729.
1015 Jones (J. Seawell). A Defence of the Revolutionary History
of the State of North Carolina from the aspersions of Mr. Jefferson.
Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1834
1016 Lawson (John). The History of North Carolina, containing
the exact description of that country. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 17 14: Raleigh, Reprinted, i860
1017 Wheeler (John H.) Historical Sketches of North Carolina
from 1584 to 185 1. Compiled from Original Records, Official
Documents, etc. 2 frontispieces. 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, half morocco.
Philadelphia, 1851
1018 Williamson (Hugh). The History of North Carolina. Map.
2 vols. 8vo, original calf. (Back cover of Vol. 1 cracked at the
joint, otherwise a fine copy.) Philadelphia, 1812
1019 NOVA SCOTIA. Akins (T. B.— Editor). Selections from the
Public Documents of the Province of Nova Scotia. 8vo, cloth.
Halifax, 1869
Xtbrars of "DClilberforce )£ames 123
1020 NOVA SCOTIA. Casgrain (Abb£ H. R.) Un Pelerinage au
Pays d'Evangeline. Map. 8vo, half calf. Quebec, 1888
* A considerable portion is devoted to the history of the Acadians.
1021 Nova Scotia Historical Society. Report and Collections,
Vols. 1 to 6, and Vol. 8. 8vo, boards. (7 vols.)
Halifax, 1879-1888, and 1895
* Vol. 8 is entirely devoted to a History of Halifax City ; the other volumes con-
tain many valuable historical articles on the Expulsion of the Acadians, the Siege of
Louisbourg, etc.
©bio.
1022 BALDWIN (C. C.) Early Maps of Ohio and the West. 8vo,
paper. Cleveland, 1875
1023 Another copy, with different cover.
1024 THOMSON (PETER G.) A Bibliography of the State of Ohio,
being a Catalogue of the Books and Pamphlets relating to the His-
tory of the State, and a complete Index of subjects. Royal 8vo,
half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Cincinnati, 1880
1025 VENABLE (W. H.) Beginnings of Literary Culture in the Ohio
Valley. Historical and Biographical Sketches. 8vo, cloth.
Cincinnati, 1891
©regon.
1026 EELIS (MYRON). A Reply to Professor Bourne's * « The Whitman
Legend." Post 8vo, paper, pp. 123. Walla Walla, Washington, 1902
1027 LEE (D.) and FROST (J. H.) Ten Years in Oregon. Map of
the Columbia River. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1844
* The appendix contains vocabularies of the Killemook, Checalish, and Clatsop
dialects.
1028 NIXON (OLIVER W.) How Marcus Whitman saved Oregon
.... with sketches of Life on the Plains and Mountains in Pioneer
Days. Introduction by Dr. F. W. Gunsaulus. Illustrated. Post 8vo,
cloth. Chicago, 1896
1029 PALMER (JOEL). Journal of Travels over the Rocky Mountains
to the mouth of the Columbia River, made during the years 1845-
1846. Post 8vo, original paper cover, pp. 189. Cincinnati, 1847
* With short vocabularies of Chinook Jargon, and Nez Perce.
i24 Xibran? ot TOUlberforce Barnes
OREGON— Continued.
1030 PARKER (REV. SAMUEL). Journal of an Exploring Tour
beyond the Rocky Mountains under the direction of the A. B. C.
F. M., performed in the years 1835—1837, containing a description
of the Geography, Geology, Climate, and Productions: and the
Number, Manners, and Customs of the Natives. First Edition.
Large map, showing the locations of the various tribes, and one plate.
Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 371. Fine copy.
Ithaca: Published by the Author, 1838
* Contains short vocabularies of the Nez Perce, Klicatat, Calapooa, and Chinook
languages.
1031 Second edition of the same, enlarged. Cloth, pp. 400. Map.
(Name on title.) Ithaca, 1840
1032 Third edition of the same, enlarged. Cloth, pp. 408, map.
(Name on title.) Ithaca, 1842
io33 Fourth edition of the same, enlarged. Post 8vo, half calf,
pp. 416, map. Ithaca, 1844
1034 Fifth edition of the same, enlarged. Cloth, pp. 422, map
(a few leaves foxed). Auburn, 1846
1035 /*"\VIEDO. Historia Generaly Natural de las Indias, Islas y Tierra-
W Firme del Mar Oceano. Por El Capitan Gonzalo Fernandez
de Oviedo y Valdes. Publicata La Real Academia de la Historia
cotejada con el Codice Original, Enriquecida con las Enmiendas y
Adiciones del autor, e ilustrada con la Vida y el Juicio de las Obras
del mismo, por D. Jose Amador de los Rios. 4 vols, folio, full
Spanish calf. Madrid, 1851-55
*The most complete edition of Oviedo published, over one-third of the original
manuscript being here printed for the first time.
1036 l^ATTERSON (GEORGE). The Portuguese on the North-
East Coast of America, and the first European attempt at
Colonization there. A lost chapter in American History. Facsimiles
of old maps , and MS. note by the author. 4to, paper. (Ottawa? 1890)
1037 PAYNE (EDWARD JOHN). History of the New World called
America. Vol. I. Post 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1892
XtbrarE of TKHUberforce Barnes 125
Pennsylvania.
1038 ACRELIUS (ISRAEL). A History of New Sweden; or, The
Settlements on the River Delaware. Translated, with Introduction
and Notes, by W. M. Reynolds. Portrait, map and view. 8vo,
cloth. (Published by the Penn. Hist. Society.) Philadelphia, 1874
1039 BUDD (THOMAS). Good Order established in Pennsylvania
and New Jersey in America. With copious Historical Notes and
Introduction by E. Armstrong. 8vo, cloth (Gowans' Bibliotheca
Americana). New York, 1865
1040 CAMPANIUS HOLM (THOMAS). A Short Description of
the Province of New Sweden, now called, by the English, Pennsyl-
vania, in America. Compiled from the Relations and Writings of
persons worthy of credit and adorned with maps and plates. Trans-
lated from the Swedish, with notes, by Peter S. Du Ponceau, LL. D.
Maps and plates. 8vo, boards, uncut. [Philadelphia, 1834]
*Thisis " Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania," Vol. III., Part I.
In the same volume is Wood's " History of the University of Pennsylvania," and
" Inedited Letters of William Penn."
1041 DAY (SHERMAN). Historical Collections of the State of Penn-
sylvania . . . the most interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical
Sketches, Anecdotes, etc., relating to its History and Antiquities.
165 illustrations. 8vo, calf. Philadelphia [1843]
1042 DELAWARE COUNTY. History of Delaware County, from
the Discovery of the Territory ... to the Present Time. By George
Smith. Maps, views and facsimile. 8vo, cloth Philadelphia, 1862
1043 DIFFENDERFFER (FRANK R.) The German Exodus to
England in 1709. (Massen-auswanderung der Pfalzer.) Portraits,
maps and facsimiles of title-pages. 8vo, cloth. Lancaster, 1897
*One of only one hundred copies printed. Forms Part II. of the " Narrative and
Critical History of Pennsylvania." Parts I. and III. are entered, respectively, under
Sachse (J. F.), and Jacobs (H. E.)
1044 FALCKNER (J.) The Missive of Justus Falckner, of German-
town, concerning the Religious Condition of Pennsylvania in the
year 1701. Translated by J. F. Sachse. 8vo, paper.
Philadelphia, 1897
126 OLtbrars ot Milberforce Barnes
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued.
1045 FISHER (SYDNEY G.) Pennsylvania, Colony and Common-
wealth. Map. i2mo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1897
1046 FRAME (RICHARD). A Short Description of Pennsylvania.
Reprinted from the supposed unique copy in the Philadelphia
Library. 4to, unbound, uncut. [Philadelphia] : Oakwood Press, 1867
*No. 7 of one hundred and eighteen copies printed. The original was "Printed
and Sold by William Bradford, in Philadelphia, 1692." Presentation copy to Mr.
Pennington from the editor, S. J. Hamilton.
1047 GERMANTOWN. Die Erste Deutsche Einwanderung in Ame-
rika und die Grundung von Germantown im Janre 1683. Von Os-
wald Seidenstucker. 8vo, cloth, pp. 94. Philadelphia, 1883
1048 [GIBBONS (MRS. PHEBE EARLE).] " Pennsylvania Dutch,"
and other Essays. i2mo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1872
* The account of Ephrata fills pp. 139-177.
1049 HAYS (I. MINIS). A Note on William Penn's Commission for
the Government of Pennsylvania during his first visit to England
in 1684. Folio, paper, with facsimile of the original commission.
Philadelphia, 1899
1050 HAZARD (SAMUEL). Annals of Pennsylvania from the Dis-
covery of the Delaware, 1609-1682. 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1850
105 1 HISTORICAL MAP of Pennsylvania, showing the Indian Names,
of Streams, Villages, and paths of Travel: the sites of Old Forts
and Battlefields; the Successive purchases from the Indians, etc.
(With letterpress description.) Edited by P. W. Sheafer, and others.
8vo, cloth wrappers. (Issued by the Penn. Hist. Society.)
Philadelphia, 1875
1052 JACOBS (HENRY E.) The German Emigration to America,
1 709-1 740. Portraits, facsimiles of title-pages, etc. 8vo, sheets, un-
cut. Lancaster, 1898
* One of one hundred copies printed. Forms Part III. of the " Narrative and
Critical History of Pennsylvania," of which Parts I. and II. are entered respectively
under Sachse (J. F) and Diffenderffer (F. R.).
1053 JUNIATA VALLEY. History of the Early Settlements of the
Juniata Valley, embracing an Account of the Early Pioneers, Incur-
sions of the Indians, etc. By U. J. Jones. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1856
Xibrars of Milberforce Barnes 127
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued.
1054 LINN (J. BLAIR). Charter of William Penn, and Laws of the
Province of Pennsylvania passed between the years 1682 and 1700;
preceded by the Duke of York's Laws, etc. Facsimiles of the Char-
ter and other illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Harrisburg, 1879
1055 PASTORIUS (FRANZ DANIEL). Beschreibung von Penn-
sylvanien. (Reprint of the original edition of 1700.) Mit einer
einleitung von F. Kapp. i6mo, boards. Crefeld, 1884
1056 PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The Bulletin.
Vol. 1, 1845-1847 (all published). 8vo, half roan, maps and plates.
Philadelphia, 1848
* Scarce. Contains thirteen numbers of Proceedings, issued from March, 1845, to
December, 1847, and includes reprints, with separate titles and pagination of Den-
ton's New York (1670), 1845; The Journal of Isaac Senter, on a secret expedition
against Quebec under command of Col. Benedict Arnold in 1775, 1846; Townsend's
Some Account of the British Army under Gen. Howe and of the Battle of Brandy-
wine, 1846; and Wm. B. Reed's Address, 1848. The volume contains also John
Holme's True Relation of the Flourishing State of Pennsylvania, and several Indian
vocabularies.
,057 Collections, Vol. 1 (all published). 8vo, half morocco (name
on first leaf), pp. 426. Philadelphia 1853
* Scarce. Contains the Journal of Conrad Weiser, Minutes of the Proceedings of
the Officers of the Pennsylvania Regiment from 1764 to 1774, Extracts from Dr. Muh-
lenberg's Journals of 1776 and 1777, Buck's History of Mooreland, Loxley's Journal
of the campaign to Amboy in 1776, Journal of Lieut. William Feltman at the siege
of Yorktown and in the Southern Campaign, etc., etc., etc.
1058 PERRY (WILLIAM STEVENS— Editor). Papers relating to
the History of the Church in Pennsylvania, A. D. 1680-1778. 4to,
cloth. [New York] 1871
* Only 250 copies privately printed for subscribers.
1059 PHILADELPHIA. History of Philadelphia, 1609-1884. By J. T.
Scharf and Thompson Westcott. Profusely illustrated with reproduc-
tions of rare views and portraits, maps, etc. 3 vols. 4to, half morocco.
Philadelphia, 1884
1060 The Street Railway System of Philadelphia: its History and
Present Condition. By F. W. Speirs. 8vo, paper, pp. 123. (Johns
Hopkins Studies.) Baltimore, 1897
128 Xtbrars of Milberforce Barnes
PENNSYLVANIA-C«</»wrf.
1061 ROSENGARTEN (J. G.) American History from German
Archives, with reference to the German Soldiers in the Revolution
and Franklin's Visit to Germany. Portraits and facsimiles. 8vo, cloth,
uncut, gilt top. Lancaster, 1904
* Forms Part XIII. of the " Narrative and Critical History of Pennsylvania," now
in course of publication by the Pennsylvania-German Society.
1062 SACHSE (JULIUS F.) The Fatherland: (1450-1700) showing
the part it bore in the discovery, exploration and development of
the Western Continent, with special reference to the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Philadelphia, 1897
* Part I. of a " Narrative and Critical History of Pennsylvania," prepared at the
request of the Pennsylvania-German Society. Besides the numerous portraits and
facsimiles, there are reproductions of all the title-pages of books printed before 1704
relating in any way to Pennsylvania. Several letters from the author are laid in.
1063 The German Sectarians of Pennsylvania, 1708-1800. A Criti-
cal and Legendary History of the Ephrata Cloister and the Dunkers.
Illustrated with facsimiles, portraits, etc. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1899-1900
* Contains much bibliographical information concerning the early imprints of Penn-
sylvania.
1064 SHEPHERD (WILLIAM R.) History of Proprietary Govern-
ment in Pennsylvania. 8vo, paper, pp. 601. (Columbia University
Studies.) New York, 1896
1065 SMITH (WILLIAM). A Brief State of the Province of Pennsyl-
vania. [London, 1755.] 8vo, paper. *
New York: Reprinted for J. Sabin, 1865
1066 SMYTH (ALBERT H.) The Philadelphia Magazines and their
Contributors, 1741-1850. i2mo, cloth, pp. 264. Philadelphia, 1892
1067 THOMAS (GABRIEL). An Historical and Geographical Ac-
count of the Province and Country of Pensilvania and of West-New-
Jersey in America. With map of both countries. London, 1698. Litho-
graph facsimile issued for H. A. Brady. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1848
1068 THORPE (FRANCIS N.) Benjamin Franklin and the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania. 8vo, paper, pp. 450, and plates.
Washington, 1893
1069 WYOMING. History of Wyoming, in a Series of Letters from
Charles Miner to his son, William Penn Miner. Maps. 8vo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1845
Xibrarp of Milberforce Eames 129
1070 PERKINS (JAMES H.) Annals of the West, embracing a con-
cise Account of the Principal Events which have occurred in the
Western States and Territories from the Discovery of the Missis-
sippi Valley to 1845. Maps. 8vo, full calf, gilt. Cincinnati, 1846
107 1 PERU. Markham (Clements R.) Cuzco: a Journey to the
Ancient Capital of Peru. . . . and Lima: a Visit to the Capital and
Provinces of Modern Peru. Map and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1856
1072 Markham (Clements R.) A History of Peru. Portraits and
illustrations. 8vo, cloth. (Latin- American Republics Series.)
Chicago, 1892
1073 Prescott (W. H.) History of the Conquest of Peru. New
edition, with the author's last corrections. Edited by J. F. Kirk.
2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1874
1074 Squier (E. G.) Peru. Incidents of Travel and Exploration
in the Land of the Incas. Map and numerous illustrations. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1877
1075 POLITICAL. Champernowne's The Boss, 1894. — Patton's Politi-
cal Parties in the United States, 1896. — Taussig's Tariff History of
the United States, 1888. — Bannatyne's Handbook of Republican
Institutions, 1887; — and others similar. (9 vols.)
1076 POPE (JOHN). A Tour through the Southern and Western Terri-
tories of the United States . . . the Spanish Dominions . . . the Floridas,
the Countries of the Creek Nation, and many uninhabited parts
Richmond, 1792. Post 8vo, cloth. New York: Reprinted, 1888
1077 PORTLOCK (CAPT. NATHANIEL). A Voyage Round the
World, but more particularly to the North-West Coast of America,
in 1785-88, in the King George and Queen Charlotte, Captains
Portlock and Dixon. 20 copper-plates {including colored plates of
birds). 4to, old marbled calf, gilt edges. London, 1789
1078 PRESBYTERIANS. Briggs (Charles A.) American Presby-
terian ism, its origin and early history, together with an appendix of
letters and documents, many of which have recently been discovered.
Maps. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1885
1079 Drysdale (Rev. A. H.) History of the Presbyterians in Eng-
land : their rise,decline, and revival. 8vo,cloth,pp.xi,644. London, 1889
* Relates partly to America.
i3° Xibrars of XKIlilberforce Barnes
1080 PRESBYTERIANS. Murphy (Thomas). The Presbytery of
the Log College; or, The Cradle of the Presbyterian Church in
America. Map and portraits. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. 526.
Philadelphia, 1889
108 1 Nevin (Alfred — Editor). Encyclopaedia of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States of America, including the Northern
and Southern Assemblies. Numerous portraits. Thick royal 8vo,
half morocco (joints broken). Boston, 1888
* Centennial Edition, containing the colored " Historic Decorations" of the Pan-
Presbyterian Council of 1880.
prince Society publications.
1082 ADAMS (CHARLES FRANCIS). Antonimianism in the Col-
ony of Massachusetts Bay, 1636-1638, including the Short Story
and other Documents. Small 4to, paper (back loose). Boston, 1894
* Only 250 copies printed.
1083 ALEXANDER (SIR WILLIAM). Sir William Alexander and
American Colonization; including three Royal Charters; a Tract
on Colonization; a Patent of the County of Canada; and of Long
Island; and the Roll of the Knights Baronets of New Scotland, with
annotations. Memoir by E. F. Slafter. Portrait and facsimile map.
Small 4to, paper. Boston, 1873
* Only 160 copies printed.
1084 ANDRUS (SIR EDMUND). The Andros Tracts: being a collec-
tion of Pamphlets and Official Papers issued during the period be-
tween the Overthrow of the Andros Government and the Establish-
ment of the Second Charter of Massachusetts. Reprinted from the
original editions and manuscripts. With Notes and Memoir of Sir
Edmund Andros by W. H. Whitmore. Portrait of Andros, and 3 of
Increase Mather. 3 vols, small 4to, paper. Boston, 1868, 1869, 1874
* No. 119 of only 150 copies printed.
1085 BEAMISH (NORTH LUDLOW). Voyages of the Northmen
to America, including extracts from the Icelandic Sagas relating
to. . . the voyages, with translations, a Synopsis of the Historical
Evidence, and the Opinions of Professor Rafn as to the places vis-
ited by the Scandinavians. Edited with Introduction by E. F.
Slafter. Map of Finland. Small 4to, paper. Boston, 1877
* Only 210 copies printed.
Xibrars of Wtlberforce Barnes 131
PRINCE SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS— Continued.
1086 CHAMPLAIN (SAMUEL DE). Voyages de Samuel de Cham-
plain. Translated from the French by C. P. Otis. With Historical
Illustrations and a Memoir by E. F. Slafter. With facsimiles of jj
maps, etc. 3 vols, small 4to, paper (Vol. 1 a little loose in the wrap-
pers). Boston, 1880
* Only 250 copies printed.
1087 CHECKLEY (JOHN). The Evolution of Religious Tolerance in
Massachusetts Bay, including John Checkley's Controversial Writ-
ings, Letters and other Papers, his Presentment for Libel, Speech,
and John Read's Plea in arrest of Judgment and a Bibliography of
the Controversy on Episcopacy. With historical illustrations and
Memoir by E. F. Slafter. View and facsimile. 2 vols, small 4to,
paper. Boston, 1897
* Only 250 copies printed.
1088 DUNTON (JOHN). Letters written from New England, A. D.
1686. By John Dunton. In which are described his Voyages by
Sea, his Travels on Land, and the Characters of his Friends and
Acquaintances. Now first published from the original manuscript.
With Notes and Appendix by W. H. Whitmore. Small 4to, half
morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreets. Boston, 1867
* No. 39 of 150 copies.
1089 GORGES (SIR FERDINANDO). Sir Ferdinando Gorges and
his Province of Maine; including the Brief Relation, the Brief Nar-
ration, his Defence, the Charter granted to him, his Will, and his
Letters. With Memoir and Historical illustrations by J. P. Baxter.
Views and map. 3 vols, small 4to, paper. Boston, 1890
* Only 250 copies printed.
1090 HUTCHINSON (THOMAS). A Collection of Original Papers
relative to the History of the Colony of Massachusetts-Bay.
(Edited, and compared with the original papers, and with Index.)
2 vols, small 4to, half morocco. Albany, 1865
* No. 53 of 150 copies.
1091 MASON (CAPT. JOHN). Capt. John Mason, the Founder of
New Hampshire, including his tract on Newfoundland, 1620; the
American Charters in which he was a grantee; with Letters and
other Historical Documents. Memoir by C. W. Tuttle. Edited
with Historical Illustrations by John Ward Dean. Small 4to, paper.
* Only 250 copies printed. Boston, 1887
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PRINCE SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS— Continued.
1092 MORTON (THOMAS). New English Canaan or New Canaan.
Containing an Abstract of New England . . . etc. Amsterdam, 1637.
Reprinted, with Introductory matter and Notes, by Charles Francis
Adams, Jr. Small 4to, paper. Boston, 1883
* Only 250 copies printed.
1093 A Few Observations on the Prince Society's edition of the
New English Canaan. [By B. F. De Costa.] Small 4to, sewed.
New York, 1883
1094 RADISSON (PETER ESPRIT). Voyages of Peter Esprit
Radisson, being an account of his Travels and Experiences among
the North America Indians from 1652 to 1684. Transcribed from
original MSS., in the Bodleian Library and British Museum. With
Historical Illustrations and an Introduction by Gideon D. Scull.
Small 4to, paper, pp. 385. Boston, 1885
1095 RALEIGH (SIR WALTER). Sir Walter Raleigh and his Col-
ony in America; including the Charter of Queen Elizabeth in his
Favor, 1584; with Letters, Discourses, and Narratives of the Voy-
ages made to America at his charges, and Descriptions of the Coun-
try, Commodities, and Inhabitants. With Historical Illustrations
and a Memoir by Rev. I. N. Tarbox. 2 portraits of Raleigh. Small
4to, paper. Boston, 1884
* Only 250 copies printed.
1096 WHEELWRIGHT (JOHN), His Writings, including his Fast-
Day Sermon, 1637; His Mercurious Americanus, 1645; with a paper
upon the Genuineness of the Indian Deed of 1629; and a Memoir
by C. H. Bell. Facsimiles. Small 4to, paper. Boston, 1876
1097 WOOD (WILLIAM). New Englands Prospect. A true, lively,
and experimentall description of that part of America called New
England. London, 1634. Facsimile of the original map. Small 4to,
half morocco, gilt top, uncut. (Facsimile reprint, edited by Charles
Deane.) Boston, 1865
* No. 114 of only 150 copies.
Xibrar? of TOlberforce Barnes *33
. Protestant iBpiecopal Cburcb.
1098 ANDERSON (J. S. M.) The History of the Church of England
in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire.
3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1845-56
1099 BEARDSLEY (E. EDWARDS). Life and Correspondence of
the Rt. Rev. Samuel Seabury, First Bishop of Connecticut. Por-
trait, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1881
1 100 PERRY (REV. WM. STEVENS). Facsimiles of Church Docu-
ments: Papers issued by the Historical Club of the American
Church. 1784-79. 8vo, plate and facsimiles, half morocco, gilt top.
Privately printed, n. p., 1879
1101 PERRY (BP. W. STEVENS). The History of the American
Episcopal Church, 1587-1883. 2 vols. imp. 8vo, half calf.
* See also under Delaware and Pennsylvania. • Boston, 1885
1 102 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Collections for the years 1851-52-53. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1851-53
* Contains Keith's Letters and Journals, List of Persons licensed to the Plantations,
Blair's Mission to North Carolina 1703, Life of the Rev. Jacob Bailey, the Frontier
Missionary, etc.
1 103 [SEABURY (SAMUEL).] A Catechism; or, the Principles of
the Christian Religion, explained in a familiar and easy manner,
adapted to the lowest capacities. By the late Bp. Innes, Buchin
Diocese, Aberdeen. i2mo, half red roan, pp. 59.
New Haven: T. & S. Green, 1791
* Very rare. Bishop Seabury's prefatory "Advertisement" is dated from New
London, Feb. 12th, 1791.
1 104 WHITE (WILLIAM). Memoirs of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States of America, from its organization up
to the present day. Second Edition. 8vo, half calf, gilt back.
New York, 1836
* With bookplate and MS. pencil-notes of Bishop William Stevens Perry, D. D.
A frontispiece view is inserted, and at the end are bound a selection of the facsimiles
of American Church Documents, edited by Bishop Perry and privately printed in 1S79.
134 Xibrars of TKHilberforce Barnes
1 105 PURITANS. Byington (Ezra H.) The Puritan in England and
New England. With an introduction by Alex. McKenzie. 8vo,
cloth, gilt top, uncut. Boston, 1896
1 106 Campbell (Douglas). The Puritan in Holland, England
and America. An Introduction to American History. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth, gilt tops, uncut. New York, 1892
1 107 Hopkins (Samuel). The Puritans; or, the Church, Court,
and Parliament of England, during the Reigns of Edward VI. and
Queen Elizabeth. 3 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1859-61
1 108 Marsden (J. B.) The History of the Early Puritans, from
the Reformation to the Opening of the Civil War in 1642. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1850
1 109 Marsden (J. B.) The History of the Later Puritans, from
the Opening of the Civil War, in 1642, to the ejection of the non-
conforming clergy in 1662. 8vo, cloth. London, 1852
1 1 10 /QUAKERS. Bowden (James). The History of the Society of
\y Friends in America. Illustrated with views of New Amsterdam
in 1656, map of New England and New York in 1686, and other illus-
trations and maps (9 in all). 2 vols. 8vo, sheep (one Vol. a little
rubbed). London, 1850-54
mi Catalogue of the Books belonging to the Library of the
Four Monthly Meetings of Friends of Philadelphia. i2mo, sheep,
PP- 35°- Philadelphia, 1853
* The largest collection of Quaker books in America, rich in early American im-
prints.
1 1 12 Cunningham (John). The Quakers, from their origin till
the present time: an International History. i2tno, cloth, pp. xv.,
335. Edinburgh, 1868
* Nearly one-third of the volume relates to America.
11 13 Evans (Thomas). An Exposition of the Faith of the Religious
Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers . . . principally
selected from their early writings. 8vo, sheep. Philadelphia, 1828
* Selections are given from over one hundred and eighty writers.
1 1 14 Gough (John). A History of the People called Quakers,
from their first Rise to the present Time. Compiled from authentic
Records and from the Writings of that People. 4 vols. 8vo, calf.
Dublin, 1790
Xibrarp of 'GGlUberforce Barnes 135
1 1 15 QUAKERS. Smith (Joseph). Bibliotheca Anti-Quakeriana; or, a
Catalogue of Books adverse to the Society of Friends, alphabetically
arranged; with biographical notices of the authors, together with
the answers which have been given to some of them by Friends and
others. 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
1116 Smith (Joseph). A Descriptive Catalogue of Friends' Books,
or books written by members of the Society of Friends, commonly
called Quakers, from their first rise to the present time, interspersed
with critical remarks, and occasional biographical notices. 2 thick
vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1867
1 1 17 Whiting (John). A Catalogue of Friends' Books; written
by many of the People, called Quakers, from the beginning or first
appearance of the said people. Collected for a General Service by
J. W. 8vo, old paneled calf, pp. 238. London, 1708
* With bookplate of Thomas Maitland, Dundrennan.
1118 ]T^ AMUSIO. Navigationi et Viaggi raccolto gia da M. Gio.
[\ Battista Ramusio, & con molti & vaghi discorsi, da lui in
molti luoghi dichiarato & illustrate Nel quale si conten-
gono la Descrittione dell' Africa, et del paese del Prete Ianni, con
varij viaggi, dalla Citta di Lisbona, et dal Mar Rosso insino a Cali-
cut, et all' isole Molucche, done nascono le Spetierie, et la Naviga-
tione attorno il Mondo. 3 vols, folio, Vols. 7, 2 in pigskin, Vol. 3 in
» boards. Maps and woodcuts. (Back of Vol. 3 wanting.)
Venice, 1563-1606
* A perfect set, comprising the best and most complete editions of each volume,
namely, the third edition of Vol. 1, 1563; the third edition of Vol. 2, 1583; and the
third edition of Vol. 3, 1606; each volume containing material not to be found in the
earlier editions. The first volume contains, among others, the voyages of Cadamosto,
Vasco da Gama, Amerigo Vespucci, Ludovico Barthema, Andrea Corsali, Francesco
Alvarez, Odvardo Barbessa, Nicolo di Conti and Magellan; the second volume the
voyages of Marco Polo, Josafa Barbaro, Ambrosio Contarini, Sigismund Herberstain,
Caterino Zeno, Nicolo Zeno, Beato Odorico, and Sebastian Cabot; and the third vol-
ume the voyages of Peter Martyr, Ferdinando de Oviedo, Fernando Cortez, Cabeca de
Vaca, Francesco Vasquez di Coronado, Marco da Nizza, Francesco di Xerez, Fer-
nando Pizarro, Giovanni da Verrazzano, Jacques Cartier, and many others.
The three maps in the first volume represent Africa, India west of the Ganges, and
India east of the Ganges; the seven maps in the third volume include Cuzco. New
France, Brazil, Part of Africa, Ceylon, Plan of Hochelaga, and map of North and
South America, besides woodcuts of Cuba and the City of Mexico.
136 Otibrars of Milberforce Barnes
1 1 19 RAMUSIO. Navigationi et Viaggi. Another set, comprising the
second edition of Vol. 1, 1554; the first edition of Vol. 2, 1559; and the
first edition of Vol. J, 1556. 3 vols, bound in 2 vols., half black morocco,
folio. [As 2 vols.] Venice, 155 4— 1559
* The second and third volumes (bound together) are fine and perfect copies, with
gilt edges, of the rare first editions, including all the voyages and maps relating to
America. The first volume lacks the four preliminary leaves and two of the maps,
Africa and Farther India, and a small piece torn off the corner of leaf 44.
£be Hmerican devolution.
1 120 ANDRE (MAJOR). Vindication of the Captors of Major Andre,
by Egbert Benson. [New York, 1817.] 8vo, paper.
New York, Reprinted, 1865
1121 BLEEKER (L.) The Order Book of Capt. Leonard Bleeker,
Major of Brigade in the early part of the Expedition under Gen.
James Clinton, against the Indian Settlements of Western New
York, in the Campaign of 1779. 4to, paper. New York, 1865
1 122 CARRINGTON (HENRY B.) Battles of the American Revo-
lution, 1775-1781. Historical and Military Criticism, with topo-
graphical illustrations. 41 plans. Thick small 4to, cloth.
New York, 1876
1 123 CONNOLLY (JOHN). A Narrative of the Transactions, Im-
prisonment, and Sufferings, of John Connolly, an American Loyal-
ist, and Lieut. -Colonel in his Majesty's Service. [London, 1783.]
8vo, paper. New York, Reprinted, 1889
1 1 24 DE COSTA (B. F.) Notes on the History of Fort George during
the Colonial and Revolutionary Periods, with Contemporaneous
Documents and an Appendix. Plan. 8vo, paper, pp. 78.
New York, 1871
1 1 25 FANNING (D.) The Narrative of Colonel David Fanning (a
Tory in the Revolutionary War with Great Britain): giving an
account of his adventures in North Carolina, from 1775 to 1783.
8vo, paper (blank piece of title and of three other leaves torn away).
New York, 1865
1 126 FISKE (JOHN). The American Revolution. Portrait of Wash-
ington and plans. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. (First Edition of Vol. 2.)
Boston, 1891
Xibrars of TKMlberforce Barnes 137
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION-CW/»«*/.
1 1 27 HEINRICHS (JOHANN). Extracts from the Letter-Book of
Captain Johann Heinrichs, of the Hessian Jager Corps, 1778-1780.
Translated by J. F. Sachse. 8vo, paper. Philadelphia, 1898
1 128 LINCOLN (B.) Oriental Papers relating to the Siege of Charles-
ton, 1780, Mostly selected from the papers of Gen. Benjamin Lin-
coln, in the Emmet Collection, Lenox Library, and now first pub-
lished. 8vo, paper. Charleston, 1898
1 129 LINCOLN (CHARLES H.) The Revolutionary Movement in
Pennsylvania, 1760-1776. 8vo, pp. 300, paper. Philadelphia, 1901
1 130 MOORE (GEO. H.) Historical Notes on the Employment of
Negroes in the American Army of the Revolution. 8vo, paper.
New York, 1862
1131 John Dickinson, the Author of the Declaration on taking up
Arms in 1775. With facsimile of the original draft. Royal 8vo,
paper. New York, 1890
1132 The Treason of Charles Lee, Major General, second in Com-
mand in the American Army of the Revolution. 2 portraits. 8vo,
cloth. New Yord, i860
* This is the famous "' Plan " of General Lee submitted to the British, and brought
to light by G. H. Moore.
1133 POPP (STEPHAN). Popp's Journal, 1777-1783, [edited] byJ.G.
Rosengarten. Maps. 8vo, paper. Philadelphia, 1902
1 1 34 PRAYER (A FORM OF) issued by Special Command of his
Majesty George III, London, 1776, imploring Divine Assistance
against the King's unhappy deluded subjects in America now in
open rebellion against the Crown. Photographic facsimile from the
unique copy in the collection of the American Philosophical Society.
Reproduced by J. F. Sachse. Small 4to, cloth. Philadelphia, 1898
*Only 150 printed, this being No. 52.
1 135 ROSENGARTEN (J. G.) American History from German
Archives. 8vo, paper, pp. 26. [Philadelphia, 1900]
1 1 36 American History from German Archives. Folio, paper.
Philadelphia, 1900
* With A. L. S. of author laid in. In the appendix are reprints of the very rare
Lettre du Landgrave de Hesse, by Franklin, and the Avis aux Ifessois, by Mirabeau,
from the original editions of 1777.
1 137 A Defence of the Hessians. 8vo, paper. Philadelphia, 1899
*38 Xibrars of Milbertorce Barnes
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION— Continued.
1 138 SABINE (LORENZO). Biographical Sketches of Loyalists of
the American Revolution, with an Historical Essay. 2 vols, post
8vo, cloth. Boston, 1864
1 139 SMITH (JUSTIN H.) Arnold's March from Cambridge to
Quebec. A Critical Study. Together with a Reprint of Arnold's
Journal. Maps and plans. Small 8vo, cloth. New York, 1903
1 140 STEVENS (JOHN AUSTIN). The Expedition of Lafayette
against Arnold. 8vo, paper. (Maryland Hist. Soc, Fund Publi-
cation, No. 13.) Baltimore, 1878
1141 TREVELYAN (SIR GEORGE OTTO). The American Revo-
lution. 2 parts in 3 vols. 8vo, cloth (as 3 vols.). London, 1899-1903
1 142 WINSOR (JUSTIN). The Manuscript Sources of American His-
tory. An Address. 4to, paper. New York, 1887
* One of fifty copies printed.
1 143 The Reader's Handbook to the American Revolution, 1761-
1783. i2mo, cloth. Boston, 1880
1 144 RHODE ISLAND. Tolman (W. H.) History of Higher Educa-
tion in Rhode Island. 8vo, paper, pp. 210, plates. Washington, 1894
1 145 RHODES (JAMES FORD). History of the United States from
the Compromise of 1850. Maps. 4 vols, post 8vo, cloth (last vol.
not uniform). New York, 1896-1900
1146 RICHARDSON (ALBERT D.) Beyond the Mississippi, from
the Great River to the Great Ocean. Life and Adventure on the
Prairies, Mountains, and Pacific Coast. Over 200 illustrations. 8vo,
half morocco. Hartford [1867]
1147 ROBINSON (JOHN). The Works of John Robinson, Pastor of
the Pilgrim Fathers. With a Memoir and Annotations by Robert
Ashton. 3 vols, crown 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 185 1
1 148 ROOSEVELT (THEODORE). The Winning of the West.
First Edition. Maps. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1889
* Vols. 1 and 2, "From the Alleghanies to the Mississippi," 1769-83; Vol. 3, "The
Founding of the Trans-Alleghany Commonwealth," 1784-90.
Xtbrars of TPdUberforce Barnes 139
1 149 O T. BRIS (THOMAS DE). Discovery of the origin of the
v^J Name of America. 8vo, paper, pp. 140. With map.
New York, 1888
1150 SEEMANN (BERTHOLD). Narrative of the Voyage of H. M.S.
Herald during the years 1845-51, being a circumnavigation of the
Globe, and three cruises to the Arctic Regions in search of Sir John
Franklin. Map and two colored frontispieces. 2 vols. 8vo, sprinkled
calf, gilt. London, 1853
* By the noted botanist.
1 15 1 SHEA (JOHN G.) Pope-Day in America. 8vo, paper.
New York, 1888
1 152 SMITH (GOLDWIN.) The United States. An Outline of Politi-
cal History, 1492-1871. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1893
1153 SOUTH CAROLINA. Carroll (B. R.) Historical Collections
of South Carolina, embracing many Rare and Valuable Documents
relating to the History of that State, from its first discovery to the
year 1776. Map. 2 vols. 8vo, sheep. New York, 1836
1154 Another copy of the same. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1836
1 155 Gibbes (R. W.) Documentary History of the American
Revolution, consisting of Letters and Papers relating to the Con-
test for Liberty chiefly in South Carolina in 1781 and 1782. 8vo,
cloth. Columbia, S. C, 1853
1 156 Mills (R.) Statistics of South Carolina, including a View of
its Natural, Civil, and Military History, General and Particular.
Map. Thick 8vo, boards, cloth back, uncut, fine copy.
Charleston, S. C, 1826
1 157 Weston (Plowden C. J.) Documents connected with the
History of South Carolina. Edited by P. C. J. Weston. (Contains
the Land Travels of Davyd Ingram, 1568-9, from the Sloane MS. ;
Letter from James Glen to the Duke of Argyll, describing S. Caro-
lina; Letters from Richard Cumberland to Roger Pinckney with
regard to the Provost Marshalship of South Carolina, 1764-1775;
De Brahm's Philosophico-Historico-Hydrogeography of S. Carolina,
Georgia, and East Florida, circa 1770; Young's Brief Relation of a
Voyage of Discovery from Virginia.) Small 4to, half roan.
London, 1856
* Only 121 copies printed for Private Distribution. Presentation copy from the
author to R. W. Bacot, and with note by the latter stating that the author is now (1862)
fighting the battles of his country in Kentucky.
*4o Xtbrarp of TKMlberforce lEames
1 158 SOUTHERN WRITERS. Biographical and Critical Studies, by
W. M. Baskerville, of Joel Chandler Harris, G. W. Cable, Maurice
Thompson, Sidney Lanier, and others. 8 parts in 6. i6mo, paper.
(As 6 pieces.) Nashville, 1896-97
1 159 Pioneers of Southern Literature. Sketches by S. A. Link
of Paul Hamilton Hayne, Henry Timrod,W. G. Simms, Poe, South-
ern Novelists, etc. 10 parts, 1 6mo, paper. (10 pieces.) Nashville, 1896
1 160 SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR. Davis (Richard Harding).
The Cuban and Porto Rican Campaigns. First Edition. Illus-
trated. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1898
1 16 1 Dewey (Admiral), A Sketch, by John Barrett, illustrated,
1899; New York and the War; History of the Empire State Regi-
ments, illustrated, 1903. 2 vols.
1 162 Cannon and Camera, by J. C. Hemment, illustrated, 1898;
Personal Narrative of the Maine, by Capt. C. D. Sigsbee, illustrated,
1899. 2 vols.
1 163 New York Journal Extra Sheets, from Feb. 16 to June 10,
1898, containing narrative of events from the blowing up of the
Maine to the Battle of Manila, and commencement of the bombard-
ment of Santiago. (28 pieces, as a lot.)
1 164 Our Navy in the War with Spain, by J. R. Spears, illustrated,
1898; The Spanish-American War described by Eye Witnesses,
illustrated, 1899. 2 vols.
1 165 STANWOOD (E.) A History of Presidential Elections. Second
Edition, revised. Crown 8v^>, cloth. Boston, 1888
1166 '"T^ENNESSEE. Haywood (John). The Natural and Aborigi-
nal History of Tennessee, up to the First Settlement therein
by the White People in the Year 1768. 8vo, pp. viii, 390 liv,
original calf. Nashville: Printed by George Wilson, 1823
* A fine copy of one of the rarest State histories.
1 167 THORPE (F. N.) A Constitutional History of the American
People, 1776-1850. Maps. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1898
♦
1 168 THWAITES (R. G.) The Story of Mackinac. 8vo, paper.
Madison, 1898
Xibran? of Milberforce Barnes 141
1169 TRADE INTERCOURSE WITH GREAT BRITAIN IN
1791. Report of a Committee of the Lords of the Privy Council on
the Trade of Great Britain with the United States, Jan., 1 791. Small
4to, half roan, pp. 79. Washington, 1888
* Printed from a manuscript in the handwriting of Mr. Remsen, Jr., found among
the Jefferson papers. A note describes it as a report " made to the Privy Council, and
handed to the King, a few copies of which were printed and called in again."
1 170 TRUMBULL (J. H.) Sons of Liberty in 1755. 8vo, paper.
n. p., 1876
* Separate issue, with author's autograph signature at end of article.
1 171 1 TNIVERSAL HISTORY. Ancient History from the Earliest
^^ Accounts of Time, with volume of "Additions," illustrated
with about 70 old copper-plates and maps, 10 vols., London, 1 7 36—
50; also the continuation, The Modern History, with volume of maps,
in 17 vols., 1759-65. In all 27 vols, folio, full russia, gilt. Fine set.
London, 1736-65
* The Stourhead Copy (from the Library of Sir Richard Hoare at Stourhead, Eng-
land). The American portion occupies somewhat over one volume of the set, and
among the maps is one of The British Dominions in North America, another general
map of America, of Japan, the East Indies, with the Philippines, etc. The additions
contain an extra number of 20 plates and maps.
1172 USSELINX (W.) Willem Usselinx, Founder of the Dutch and
Swedish West India Companies. [His Life, with a Bibliography of
his Writings.] By J. F. Jameson. 8vo, paper, pp. 234.
New York, 1887
1 1 73 UTAH. A Journey to Great-Salt-Lake City, by Jules Remy and
Julius Brenchley, with a Sketch of the History, Religion, and
Customs of the Mormons; and An Introduction on the Religious
Movement in the United States, by Jules Remy. Map and illustra-
tions. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1861
1 1 74 Stansbury (Howard). An Expedition to the Valley of the
Great Salt Lake of Utah: including a description of its Geography,
Natural History, and Minerals, etc. ; with an Authentic Account of
the Mormon Settlement. Maps and numerous plates. 2 vols. 8vo,
half brown morocco, full gilt back, gilt top, uncut edges.
London: Sampson Low, Son & Co., 1852
* A beautiful copy of the rare English issue, with the autograph of John Duke
Coleridge, 1852, on the fly-leaf. The two large maps are mounted on muslin, and
placed in a slip case.
i A-2 Xibrarp of MUberforce Barnes
1 175 ¥ 7ENEZUELA. Documents relating to the Question of Bound-
\ ary between Venezuela and British Guayana, submitted to the
Boundary Commission by the Counsel of the Government of
Venezuela, 3 vols. — Official History of the Discussion between
Venezuela and Great Britain on their Guiana Boundaries. — Intro-
duction and Summary Note on the Schomburgk Line. Also, three
other pamphlets on the same subject. Together 8 pieces, 8vo, paper,
with maps. Washington, Atlanta, New York, 1896
1 1 76 Relaciones de los Vireyes del Nuevo Reino de Granada, ahora
Estados Unidos de Venezuela, Estados Unidos de Colombia y
Ecuador. Compiladas y publicadas por de Jose Antonio Garcia Y
Garcia. 8vo, sheep, pp. 708. (Presentation copy from the author.)
New York, 1869
1 177 VERMONT. Appendix to the History of Vermont, Natural, Civil
and Statistical. By Zadock Thompson. (Almost entirely on the
Natural History of the State.) Map. 8vo, cloth, pp. 64.
Burlington, 1853
1 1 78 Hall (Hiland). The History of Vermont, from its Dis-
covery to its Admission into the Union in 1 79 1. Map. 8vo, cloth.
Albany, 1868
lDerra3ano.
1 1 79 BREVOORT (J. C.) Verrazano the Navigator; or, Notes on
Giovanni da Verrazano and on a Planisphere of 1529, illustrating
his American Voyage in 1524. With a reduced copy of the map. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1874
* Reprinted from the Report of the N. Y. Geographical Society. Only 250 copies
issued.
1 180 DE COSTA (B. F.) Verrazano: a Motion for the Stay of Judg-
ment. i6mo, paper, pp. 16. (A reply to H. C. Murphy.)
*Only 100 copies privately printed. New York, 1876
1 181 Another copy.
1 182 Verrazano the Explorer: being a Vindication of his Life and
Voyage; with an Examination of the Map of Hieronimo da Verra-
zano, and a Dissertation upon the Globe of Ulpius. To which is
prefixed a Bibliography of the subject. Reproductions 0/2 rare por-
traits, and of the Verrazano map and Ulpius and Lenox Globes. 4to,
paper, pp. 82. New York, 188 1
* Privately printed.
Xibran? of Wtlberforce JEames 143
VERRAZANO-Cok//'»«^.
1183 [DESIMONI (CORNELIO).] Alio studio secondo intorno a
Giovanni Verrazzano, Append III. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 79-104,
and folded map. [Genova, 1882]
•Presentation copy from the author to B. F. De Costa, who has added a pencil
note stating that "this is the original publication of the Maijollo Map." In Mr.
Harrisse's account of the map of Vesconte de Maggiolo of 1527 {Discovery of North
America, p. 554), he says, referring to the above work, that the importance of this
map was first made known by M. Cornelio Desimoni as a weighty argument in the
controversy concerning the authenticity of Verrazzano's voyage in 1523-24.
1184 MURPHY (HENRY C.) The Voyage of Verrazano: a Chapter
in the Early History of Maritime Discovery in America. Reproduc-
tions of the maps of Verrazano, Ulpius, etc., and illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
New York: Privately printed, 1875
1 185 SMITH (BUCKINGHAM). An Inquiry in the Authenticity of
Documents concerning a Discovery in North America claimed to
have been made by Verrazzano. 8vo, paper, map. New York, 1864
1 186 The same. Large Paper copy. 4to, paper.
Hmericus IDespucdus.
1187 LETTERA delle Isole nuouamente trouate in quattro suoi Viaggi.
[Fiorenza, 1505.] Reproduced in exact facsimile, with prefatory
note by Bernard Quaritch. Small 4to, half roan. London, 1885
* Quaritch's Reprints of Rare Books, no. I. Only fifty copies were printed, price
five guineas each. The original from which this reprint was made was sold at the
Court sale in Paris for 13,100 francs, Mr. Quaritch being the purchaser. It was
bought for him by the late Mr. C. H. Kalbfleisch.
1188 The First Four Voyages of Amerigo Vespucci. Translated
from the rare original edition [Florence, 1505-6]; with some Preli-
minary Notices, by M(ichael) K(earney). Small 4to, half roan.
London, 1885
* Quaritch's Translations of Rare Books, no. I., published at £2. 12. 6.
H89 Cheaper issue of the same facsimile and translation, but with-
out the critical introduction. Small 4to, paper. (In one volume.)
London: Quaritch, 1893
H4 Xtbrars of Milbertorce Barnes
AMERICUS VESPUCCIUS— Continued.
1 190 MUNDUS NOVUS. Ein Bericht Amerigo Vespucci's an Lorenzo
de Medici liber seine Reise nach Brasilien in dem Jahre 1501-02.
In faksimile und mit einleitungen herausgegeben von Dr. Emil
Sarnow und Dr. Kurt Trubenbach. Folio, pp. 24, and 8 pp. of
facsimile, paper. Strassburg, 1903
* Facsimile of the extremely rare edition in folio, entitled Epislola Albericij De
nouo mundo, printed at Rostock by Hermann Barckhausen in 1505. The introduc-
tion contains a learned comparison of the Latin text of the other early editions of the
Mundus Novus.
1 191 VESPUCCIUS (AMERICUS). Von der new gefunnde Region
die wol ein welt genennt mag werden, Durch den Cristenlichen
Kiinig von Portugall, wunnderbarlich erfunden.
Gedruckt yn Nuremberg durch Wolffganng Hueber [1505]. 4to,
pp. 11, unbound. Reproduced in exact facsimile by Pilinski [Paris,
1865?].
1 192 BANDINI (A. M.) Vita e Lettere di Amerigo Vespucci, gentil-
uomo Fiorentino, raccolte e illustrate. Frontispiece and folded table.
4to, half morocco. Firenze, 1745
1 193 CANOVAI (STANISLAO). Viaggi d'Amerigo Vespucci, con la
Vita, l'Elogio, e la Dissertazione Giustificativa di questo celebre
Navigatore. Portrait. 8vo, polished calf. Florence, 1817
1 194 SANTAREM (VISCOUNT). Researches respecting Americus
Vespuccius and his voyages. Translated by E. V. Childe. nmo,
cloth. Boston, 1850
1 195 VARNHAGEN (F. A. DE). Amerigo Vespucci. Son Carac-
tere, ses Ecrits (meme les moins authentiques), sa vie et ses naviga-
tions. Avec une carte indiquant les routes. Lima, 1865. — (Also in
the same volume " Le Premier Voyage de Vespucci explique,"
Vienne, 1869; and " Nouvelles Recherches sur les Derniers Voy-
ages," Vienna, 1870.) 2 maps. Folio, cloth.
* Contains the original Italian and Latin text of the " Mundus Novus" and the
" Lettera,"etc.
Dirotnia.
1196 ARNOLD (B. W.) History of the Tobacco Industry in Virginia
from i860 to 1894. 8vo, paper, pp. 86. (Johns Hopkins Studies.)
Baltimore, 1897
Xtbrars of Tlfllilberforce Barnes 145
VIRGINIA— Continued.
1197 BROWN (ALEXANDER). The Genesis of the United States.
A narrative of the Movement in England, 1605-1616, which resulted
in the Plantation of North America by Englishmen, etc. . . . set
forth through a Series of Historical Manuscripts now first printed,
together with a re-issue of rare contemporaneous tracts, accompa-
nied by Bibliographical Memoranda, Notes, and Brief Biographies.
With 100 portraits, maps and plans. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth, uncut.
* Several autograph letters of the author laid in. Boston, 1890
1 198 The First Republic in America. An account of the Origin
of this Nation, written from the Records then (1624) concealed by
the Council, rather than from the Histories then licensed by the
Crown. Portrait of Sir Edwin Sandys. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut.
Boston, 1898
1 199 BRUCE (P. A.) Economic History of Virginia in the Seventeenth
Century. An inquiry into the material condition of the People,
based upon original and contemporaneous records. Map. 2 vols,
post 8vo, cloth (embossed stamp on titles). New York, 1896
1200 CAMPBELL (CHARLES). History of the Colony and Ancient
Dominion of Virginia. (Revised by the Hon. Hugh Blair Grigsby.)
Thick 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, i860
1 201 Introduction to the History of the Colony and Ancient
Dominion of Virginia. Royal 8vo, cloth. Richmond, 1847
1202 COPLAND (PATRICK). A Declaration how the monies (viz.
seventy pound eight shillings sixe pence) were disposed, which was
gathered (by M. Patrick Copland, Preacher in the Royall lames) at
the Cape of good hope, (towards the building of a free Schoole in
Virginia) of the Gentlemen and Marriners in the said Ship: A list
of whose names are under specified, for God's glory, their comfort,
and the incouragement of others to the furthering of the same, or
the like pious worke. 4to, pp. 7, sewed.
Imprinted at London by F. A'., 1622
* A type-written copy, fine for line, of the unique original edition. One hundred
and forty-two names are given.
1203 Memoir of Rev. Patrick Copland, Rector elect of the first
projected College in the United States. A Chapter of the English
Colonization of America. By Edward D. Neill. 8vo, paper, pp. 96.
New York, 187 1
* Presentation copy from the author to Charles Deane. Copland was prominently
identified with the early settlement of Virginia, under the Virginia Company of
London, from 1618 to 1622.
H6 Xibrarg of Wilberforce Barnes
VIRGINIA— Continued.
1204 DINWIDDIE (ROBERT). The Official Records of Robert Din-
widdie, Lieut. Governor of the Colony of Virginia, 1751-58, now
first printed from the Manuscript. With Introduction and Notes
by R. A. Brock. 2 portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. (Virginia His-
torical Collections.) Richmond, 1883
1*05 FISKE (JOHN). Old Virginia and her Neighbours. Maps. First
Edition. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1897
1206 GRIGSBY (HUGH BLAIR). The Virginia Convention of 1776.
A Discourse. . . delivered July 3, 1855. 8vo, cloth. Richmond, 1855
1207 HAMOR (RALPH). A True Discourse of the Present State of
Virginia, and the successe of the affaires there till the 18 of June,
1614. Together with a Relation of the severall English Townes
and fortes . . . the peace concluded with the Indians . . . the Christen-
ing of the Powhatan's daughter and her marriage with an English-
man. Written by Raphe Hamor. London, 1615. Small 4to, cloth.
* Only 200 copies privately printed. [Reprinted Albany, i860]
1208 HARIOT (THOMAS) A briefe and true report of the newfound
land of Virginia, of the commodities and of the nature and man-
ners of the naturall inhabitants. Discovered by the English Colony
there seated by Sir Richard Greinvile Knight in the yeere 1585.
Which remained under the government of twelve monethes, at the
speciall charge and direction of the Honourable Sir Walter Raleigh
Knight, etc. Francofurti ad Moetium, Typis Joannis Wecheli, sum-
tibus vero Theodori De Bry, 1590. Numerous fine plates of Indian man-
ners and customs, etc. Folio, dark blue morocco, gilt back, sides and
top, uncut edges. [New York: Reprinted in facsimile for J. Sa/n'n, 1871.]
* A beautiful copy, lettered Harlot's Virginia. De Bry.
1209 HARIOT'S Narrative of the First Plantation of Virginia in 1585.
Reprinted from the edition of 1590 with De Bry's engravings.
Small 4to, paper. (Quaritch's reprint.) London, 1893
1210 NEILL (EDWARD D.) Early Settlement of Virginia and Vir-
giniola, as noticed by Poets and Players in the time of Shakespeare,
with some letters on the English colonization of America, never
before printed. 8vo, paper, with rubricated title. Minneapolis, 1878
* With MS. corrections by the author. Includes complete reprint of R. Rich's
Newes from Virginia, London, 1610, of which only two copies of the original edi-
tion are known.
Xlbrars of Milberforce lEames H7
VIRGINIA— Continued.
121 1 NEILL (EDWARD D.) History of the Virginia Company of
London, with Letters to and from the First Colony never before
Printed. Portrait of Pocahontas. Small 4to, cloth. Albany, 1869
* Laid in is a manuscript of 14 8vo pp. on the Seals of Virginia, with a tracing, a
4 pp. folio letter by P. A. Brock to Charles Deane on the same subject, copy of the
Royal Warrant of James II. forwarding the seal, and a 2-pp. A. L. S. of the Author.
12 1 2 Memorial of Edward D. Neill, praying the publication of the
records of the Virginia Company of London, now in the Library
of Congress. 8vo, paper. Washington, 1868
1213 Notes on the Virginia Colonial Clergy. Royal 8vo, paper,
pp. 35, double columns. Philadelphia, 1877
1 2 14 [ ] Virginia Carolorum : the Colony during the days of Charles
the First and Second. 8vo, sewed, pp. 1-33. [Philadelphia, 1885]
1 2 15 Virginia Carolorum; the Colony under the Rule of Charles
the First and Second, 1625-1685; based upon Manuscripts and
Documents of the Period. Small 4to, cloth. (Neill's Series of Vir-
ginia History.) Albany, 1886
* Two interesting historical letters of the author laid in, addressed to Charles
Deane.
12 16 Virginia Company of London. Extracts from their Manu-
script Transactions: with notes. 8vo, paper. Washington, 1868
1 21 7 Virginia Vetusta, during the reign of James the First. Con-
taining Letters and Documents never before printed. A Supple-
ment to the History of the Virginia Company. 4to, paper, pp. xv,
216. Albany: J. Munse//, 1885
* With MS. corrections by the author or by Chas. Deane, and with original pro-
spectus of 1884, etc., inserted.
1 218 PHILLIPS (P. LEE). Virginia Cartography: a Bibliographical
Description. 8vo, paper, pp. 85. Washington, 1896
* With autograph letter of author laid in.
1219 POINDEXTER (CHARLES). Captain John Smith and his
Critics. 8vo, paper, pp. 74. Richmond, 1893
1220 RELATION (THE) of the Right Honourable the Lord De-La-
Warre, Lord Governour and Captaine Generall of the Colonie,
planted in Virginea. London, 161 1. Small 4to, half roan.
* One of 20 copies reproduced by Heliotype from the original in the possession of
A. W. Griswold, for private distribution.
148 Xibrars of Wilberforce Barnes
VIRGINIA— Continued.
j 22 1 SMITH (CAPT. JOHN). A True Relation of such occurrences
and accidents of noate as hath hapned in Virginia since the first
planting of that Collony. London, 1608. Reprint, with Introduction
and Notes, by Charles Deane. Facsimile of Smith's map of Virginia.
4to, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Boston, 1866
* Large Paper Copy. Only 35 printed, this being No. 5.
1222 Ordinary issue of the above. Small 4to, cloth. Boston, 1866
* Only 280 copies of this edition issued.
1223 The True Travels, Adventures, and Observations of Captaine
John Smith (and the Generall Historie of Virginia, and New Eng-
land). Reproductions of the original map, portrait, and illustrations.
2 vols. 8vo, boards, uncut. Richmond, 18 19
1224 Works, 1608-1631. (True Relation, Map of Virginia,
Description of New England, New England's Trials, Generall His-
torie of Virginia, True Travels, etc.) Thick, small 4to, paper,
uncut. (Arber's Reprints.) Birmingham (Eng.), 1884
1225 Capt. John Smith of Willoughby by Alford, Lincolnshire:
President of Virginia and Admiral of New England. Works, 1608-
1631. Edited by Edward Arber. Facsimiles of the original maps.
2 vols, small 4to, cloth, uncut. Westminster (London), 1895
1226 VIRGINIA COMPANY. Abstract of the Proceedings of the
Virginia Company of London, 1619-1624, prepared from the records
in the Library of Congress, and edited, with Introduction and Notes,
by R. A. Brock. Vol. 1. 8vo, cloth. (Virginia Historical Col-
lections.) Richmond, 1888
1227 VOLNEY (C. F.) Tableau du Climat et du Sol des Etats-Unis
d'Am6rique, suivi d'Eclaircissemens sur la Floride, sur la Colonie
Francaise au Scioto, sur quelques Colonies Canadiennes, et sur les
Sauvages. Two maps, colored view of the Falls of Niagara, and
another plate. 2 vols, in one. 4to, half calf. Large Paper copy.
Paris, 1803
* Contains a short Miami vocabulary. Much of the book is devoted to the Indians.
Xibrarp of Milberforce Barnes 149
1228 VOLNEY (C. F.) Translation of the same. With the plates and
maps, but Niagara not colored. 8so, old calf, gilt. London, 1804
1229 Translation of the same by Charles Brockden Brown. With
the plates and maps, but Niagara not colored. 8vo, sheep.
Philadelphia, 1804
•Autograph of Alexander Henry (the fur trader and explorer?). This edition con-
tains additional remarks by the translator.
1230 m fALDSEEMULLER (MARTIN). Martin Hylacomylus
\\ Waltzemuller, ses Ouvrages et ses Collaborateurs. Notes,
Causeries et Digressions Bibliographiques et Autres. Par
Un Geographe Bibliophile (Henri d'Avezac). 8vo, half calf, gilt.
(Presentation copy from the author to R. H. Major.) Paris, 1867
* With the addition of the rare " post-scriptum " to the preface which was printed
afterwards. To Waldseemuller is due the naming of this continent America. In his
Cosmographise Introductio, published in 1507, he published the letters of Vespuccius,
and suggested that the New World should be called America, inscribing it so on his
map.
1 231 Another copy. Also presentation copy. 8vo, half morocco.
(The Post-scriptum to the preface is supplied in manuscript.)
Paris, 1867
1232 Soulsby (Basil H.) The First Map containing the name
America. 8vo, paper. London, 1902
1233 The World Maps of Waldseemuller, 1507 and 1516. The
Oldest Map with the name America, and the Carta Marina. Edited
with the Assistance of the Imperial Academy of Sciences at Vienna
by Prof. J. Fischer and Prof. R. v. Wieser. facsimiles of the 2 maps,
with descriptive text. In large folio portfolio. Innsbruck, 1903
*The best issue, with the maps mounted on linen.
1234 WAR OF 1812. The Wars of the Gulls. An Historical Romance.
(A satire on Gen. Hull, Harrison, and the Invasion of Canada.)
Post 8vo, boards, pp. 36. New York, 181 2. Reprinted from the
original edition. Only no issued. New York, 1890
150 Xtbran? of Wilberforce Eames
(Seorae Washington*
1235 BAKER (W. S.) Character Portraits of Washington as delineated
by Historians, Orators, Divines, selected and arranged in chrono-
logical order, with Biographical Notes and References. Portrait.
4to, cloth. Philadelphia, 1887
*Only 350 printed.
1236 Bibliotheca Washingtoniana. A Descriptive List of the Biog-
raphies and Biographical Sketches of George Washington. Portrait.
4to, cloth. Philadelphia, 1889
* Only 400 printed.
1237 ~~ Early Sketches of George Washington. Reprinted with Bio-
graphical and Bibliographical Notes. Portrait after C. W. Peak.
Small 4to, cloth. Philadelphia, 1894
* Only 250 printed. The sketches date from 1760 to 1795, and were written by
Jonathan Boucher, Samuel Stearns, George Mercer, several anonymous, by an Old
Soldier, etc.
1238 CONWAY (MONCURE D.— Editor). George Washington and
Mount Vernon. A Collection of Washington's Unpublished Agri-
cultural and Personal Letters. With Historical and Genealogical
Introduction by Moncure D. Conway. Portraits of George and
Martha Washington. 8vo, cloth. (Memoirs of the Long Island His-
torical Society.) Brooklyn, 1889
1239 George Washington's Rules of Civility traced to their Sources
and Restored. i2mo, cloth. New York [1890]
I:
1240 FORD (PAUL LEICESTER). The True George Washington.
First Edition. Portraits and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1896
1241 FORD (W. C.) Washington as an Employer and Importer of
Labor. 4to, paper. Brooklyn: Privately printed, 1889
* With presentation inscription from Paul L. Ford.
1242 FRIEDENWALD (H.) Calendar of Washington Manuscripts in
the Library of Congress. Royal 8vo, cloth. Washington, 1901
Xibrars of TKMlberforce JEames 151
GEORGE WASHINGTON— Continued.
1243 GRIFFIN (A. P. C.) A Catalogue of the Washington Collection
in the Boston Athenaeum. Compiled and annotated by A. P. C.
Griffin. With appendix by W. C. Lane, giving the Inventory of
Washington's Books drawn up by the appraisers of his Estate, notes
in regard to the full titles, etc. Portrait and facsimile. Thick royal
8vo, cloth. — Also the Index volume, compiled in 1900 by F. O.
Poole. Paper, pp. 87. (As 2 vols.) Boston Athenaeum, 1897-1900
1244 HOUGH (FRANKLIN B.) Bibliographical List of Books and
Pamphlets containing Eulogies, Orations, Poems or other Papers,
relating to the Death of General Washington, or to the Honors paid
to his Memory. Royal 8vo, paper. Albany: Privately printed, 1865
* One of only twenty-four copies printed separately. Presentation copy to Richard
W. Roche.
1245 JOHNSTON (E. B.) Original Portraits of Washington, includ-
ing Statues, Monuments and Medals. Numerous illustrations. Large
4to, cloth. Boston, 1882
1246 JOURNAL of Major George Washington, sent by the Hon. Robert
Dinwiddie to the Commandant of the French Forces in Ohio. With
a map. Royal 8vo, paper. New York: Reprinted for J. Sabin, 1865
* Large Paper copy. Reprinted from the London edition of 1754.
1247 JOURNAL of George Washington, commanding a detachment of
Virginia troops, sent by Robert Dinwiddie . . . across the Alleghany
Mountains in 1754, to build Forts at the head of the Ohio ... to
complete the history of the Expedition an Appendix is added . . .
supplying an account of the Battle of the Great Meadows and the
Capitulation of Fort Necessity; the retreat of the Army; with copies
of the original muster and pay roll of the Virginia regiment, etc.
Edited by J. M. Toner. Small 4to, boards, pp. 273. Albany 1893
1248 MOORE (G. H.) Washington as an Angler, with Extracts from
his Diaries, 1787-89. Square i2mo, cloth, pp. 15. Presentation
copy from the author. New York: Privately printed, 1887
1249 Libels on Washington, with a critical examination thereof.
8vo, paper. New York, 1889
152 Xibrars ot Wilberforce Barnes
GEORGE WASHINGTON— Continued.
1250 MYER (ISAAC). Anniversaries. The proper time for the Cele-
bration of, and especially of, Washington's Birthday. 8vo, paper.
New York, 1895
1251 NEILL (EDW. D.) Washington adapted for a Crisis. Address
before Minnesota Commandery of Loyal Legion of the U. S. 8vo,
paper. St. Paul, 1889
1252 POTTER (ELIPHALET NOTT). Washington, a Model in
his Library and his Life. Portrait of the author. Narrow i2mo,
cloth. New York [1895]
1253 WASHINGTON'S PRAYER BOOK. Facsimile of Manuscript
Prayer Book written by George Washington. Post 8vo, limp
boards. Philadelphia, 1891
1254 WRITINGS of George Washington. Collected and Edited by
Worthington Chauncey Ford. Complete with Index, in 14 vols.
8vo, half roan (backs a little rubbed). New York, 1889
* Letter Press Edition, only 750 copies printed for sale, this being No. 217.
1255 WASHINGTON, D. C. Baker (Marcus). Surveys and Maps
of the District of Columbia. 8vo, paper. Washington, 1894
1256 Phillips (P. Lee). List of Maps and Views of Washington
and District of Columbia in the Library of Congress. 8vo, paper.
Washington, 1900
1257 WASHINGTON TERRITORY. Seattle Press (The), July
16, 1890, 24 pp. folio. Containing Account of the Explorations
made by the "Press" Explorers in the Olympic Mountains, with a
topographical map of the region, and many illustrations from photo-
graphs taken by the party.
* Fourteen folio pages of seven columns each are filled with details of the ex-
ploration.
1258 Swan (James G.) The North- West Coast; or, Three Years'
Residence in Washington Territory. Numerous illustrations and map.
Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1857
1259 WEISE (ARTHUR JAMES). The Discoveries of America to
the year 1525. With reproductions of rare maps. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1884
Xibrars of TKHtlberforce JSames 153
1260 WEST INDIES. [Rochefort (Caesar de).] Histoire Naturelle
et Morale des lies Antilles de l'Amerique. Enrichie de plusieurs belles
figures des Raretez les plus considerables qui y sont d'ecriles. Avec un
Vocabulaire Caraibe. Copper -plates in the text. Small 4to, calf,
gilt. Rotterdam: Arnould Leers, 1658
* Very scarce. First edition. The first portion of the book contains the Natural
History, illustrated with over 40 copper-plates, nearly all full-page and well executed,
the subjects including the culture of the mandioc, indigo, cacao, the sensitive plant
(representing a French planter touching a leaf), as well as many animals, fishes, etc.
A digression from the subject is made in one chapter, where a description, with several
illustrations, is given of the Eskimo of Davis Straits. The second portion is devoted
to the history, and manners and customs, of the natives, with chapters on their
religion, marriages, war customs, food, language. The vocabulary , is found at the
end.
WIGGIN (KATE DOUGLAS). Penelope's Progress. iamo,
cloth. Presentation copy from the author. Boston, 1898
1262 WINSOR (JUSTIN). The Mississippi Basin. The Struggle in
America between England and France, 1697-1763. Numerous repro-
ductions of rare maps. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1895
1263 A Narrative and Critical History of America. Several thou-
sand illustrations . Complete in 8 vols. 4to, boards, uncut.
Boston, 1884
* Large Paper. No. 127 of 550 copies. Each subject treated by specialists,
among whom are J. G. Shea, Edward E. Hale, Franklin B. Dexter, C. C. Jones,
B. F. de Costa, Henry W. Haynes, Clement R. Markham, John Austin Stevens,
F. D. Stone, George Ticknor Curtis, the editor — Justin Winsor— writing many arti-
cles, and superintending the whole with the advice of Francis Parkman, Hon. Robert
C. Winthrop, and others. The illustrations include reproductions of many rare maps
and portraits, autographs, views, etc.
1264 The Westward Movement. The Colonies and the Republic
west of the Alleghanies, 1 763-1 798. Numerous reproductions of rare
maps. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1897
1265 WISCONSIN. In Unnamed Wisconsin. Studies in the History
of the Region between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi. By
J. N. Davidson. Portraits. 8vo, cloth. Milwaukee, 1895
* Chapters on the Oneidas and the Ojibways.
1266 Legler (Henry E.) A Wisconsin Group of German Poets,
with a Bibliography. 8vo, paper. n. p., 1904
154 Xtbran? of TKHilberforce Barnes
TOitcbcraft
1267 [DEANE (CHARLES).] Bibliographical Tracts, Number One.
Spurious Reprints of Early Books. (A Review of S. R. Fowler's
" Salem Witchcraft.") 8vo, paper, rubricated title, etc. Boston, 1865
1268 DRAKE (SAMUEL G.) Annals of Witchcraft in New England
and elsewhere in the United States from their First Settlement,
drawn up from unpublished and other well-authenticated sources.
Small 4to, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreets. (Wood-
ward's Historical Series, No. 8.) Boston, 1869
* One of 275 copies printed.
1269 The Witchcraft Delusion in New England: its Rise, Progress
and Termination, as exhibited by Dr. Cotton Mather in "The Won-
ders of the Invisible World," and by Mr. Robert Calef in his-
" More Wonders of the Invisible World." With a Preface, Intro-
duction, and Notes. 3 vols, small 4to, half morocco, gilt tops, un-
cut, by Bradstreets. (Woodward's Historical Series, Nos. 5,6,7.)
Roxbury, Mass., 1866
1270 GOODELL (ABNER C.) Further Notes on the History of Witch-
craft in Massachusetts, containing additional evidence of the pas-
sage of the Act of 171 1, for reversing the attainders of the Witches,,
etc. 8vo, paper. Cambridge, 1884
1271 Reasons for concluding that the Act of 1711, reversing the
attainders of the persons convicted of Witchcraft in Massachusetts
in the year 1692, became a Law. 8vo, paper. Cambridge, 1884
1272 GREEN (SAMUEL A.) Groton in Witchcraft Times. 8vo, paper.
Groton, 1883
1273 MATHER (COTTON). The Wonders of the Invisible World,.
with Increase Mather's Farther Account of the Tryals of the New-
England Witches. Portrait, izmo, cloth. London, 1862
1274 MOORE (GEORGE H.) Notes on the History of Witchcraft in
Massachusetts; with illustrative documents. 8vo, paper.
Worcester, 1883
1275 Final Notes on Witchcraft in Massachusetts: a Summary Vin-
dication of the Laws and Liberties concerning attainders, etc. 8vo,
papers, pp. 120. New York, 1885.
Xibcarg of THHUberforce 3£ames 155
WITCHCRAFT-CW/»**/.
1276 MOORE (GEORGE H.) Supplementary Notes on Witchcraft in
Massachusetts: a Critical Examination of the alleged Law of 171 1
for reversing the attainders of the Witches of 1692. 8vo, paper.
Cambridge, 1884
1277 SALEM WITCHCRAFT. Records of Salem Witchcraft, copied
from the Original Documents. 2 vols, small 4to, half morocco,
gilt tops, uncut, by Bradstreets. (Woodward's Historical Series,
Nos. 1 and 2.) Roxbury, Mass., 1864
* Only 215 copies printed.
1278 [STEVENS (HENRY).] The Mathers weighed in the Balances
by Delano A. Goddard, M.A., and Found Not Wanting. Square
i6mo, cloth, pp. 32. Bost., and Lond., 1870
1279 Cotton Mather and Witchcraft. Two Notices of Mr. Upham
— his Reply. Square i6mo, paper, pp. 30. Bost., and Lond., 1870
1280 UPHAM (CHARLES W.) Salem Witchcraft and Cotton
Mather. A Reply. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 91, double columns.
Morrisania, 1869
1281 [WILLARD (SAMUEL).] Some Miscellany Observations on our
present Debates respecting Witchcraft, in a Dialogue between
S. & B. By P. E. and J. A. Philadelphia: Printed by William Brad-
ford, for Hezekiah Usher, 1692. 4to, paper. Boston, 1869
* Rare. "Congregational Quarterly" Reprint, No. 1.
1282 WYOMING TERRITORY. Jones (W. A.) Report of a Recon-
naissance of North-Western Wyoming, made in* the Summer of
1873. About 30 maps. 8vo, sewed, pp. 210. Washington, 1874
1283 1/ELLOWSTONE (THE). Views. Views of the Yellowstone
Region, Utah, Montana, etc., from Photographs taken for
the U. S. Geological Survey. 74 different. 4to. (As a lot.)
* These views are believed to have been prepared for a work which was never com-
pleted and published.
1284 YUCATAN. Ancona (Eligio). Historia de Yucatan desde la
Epoca mas remota hasta Nuestros Dias. 4 vols. 8vo, half calf.
Merida, 1878-80
156 Xibrars of Milbetforce Barnes
1285 YUCATAN. Bandelier (Ad. F.) Notes on the Bibliography of
Yucatan and Central America. 8vo, paper. Worcester, 1881
1286 Lizana (Bernardo de). Historiade Yucatan. Devocionario
de Ntra. Sra. de Izmal y Conquista Espiritual. Impresa en 1633 y
ahora nuevamente por El Museo Nacional de Mexico. 8vo, paper,
128 leaves. Mexico, 1893
1287 Newe Zeittung, von dem lande, des die Sponier funden
haben ym 1521 iare genant Jucatan. [Large woodcuts. ~\ 4to, 8 pp.,
unbound. n. p. [1522]
* Facsimile by photo-lithography of the very rare original edition.
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THE second portion of the library of Wilberforce Eames is
devoted entirely to the History, Literature and Antiquities
of Great Britain and Ireland, and of that little island so rich in
Celtic and Norse tradition — the Isle of Man. Many a collec-
tion that may be designated as the working library of a student,
small or large in the number of volumes — selected sometimes
with judgment, sometimes, one might almost be inclined to think,
at haphazard — passes from time to time through the hands of
the auctioneer, but there have been very few that bear the evi-
dence of such knowledge and discrimination as the portion of
Mr. Eames' Library described in the following pages. The
Collection may easily stand as a model that others may follow
to advantage who wish to grasp the subjects of which it treats.
Many books will be found that are of small commercial value,
but on examination it will be seen that each one has been
selected on account of containing some valuable historical or
literary information that cannot be obtained from other and
more expensive volumes, or that they place the information
before the reader in a concise manner. Rare books, however,
will be found in every division; some that are exceptionally
scarce and curious, and a few that approach the unique. Con-
siderable pains have been taken to point out the special features
of many of the books or interesting facts connected with their
authorship or production, with the aim of making the catalogue
of permanent value to the student or the bibliographer.
One of the special features that will be noticed in reading
through the 1300 items comprised in the catalogue is the num-
ber of books that are — more or less — bibliographical. These
are essential in the study of the literary history of any country.
First in importance is undoubtedly the British Museum Cata-
logue of Printed Books, complete ; a library in itself, and the
corner-stone, if not the entire edifice, of English bibliographical
history. The value and importance of it are so well known that
it would be superfluous to enlarge on it here, and a detailed
description is given in the catalogue. The possessor of this
can almost ignore all other bibliographies, not only of Eng-
lish literature, but of that of most other countries. Other im-
portant books, bibliographical in nature, are the catalogues of
the Bodleian Library; of the Grenville Library; the Douce,
Malone and Daniel catalogues, so important — perhaps none
more so — for their wealth of Shakespeareana and early English
literature; the bibliographical works of Halliwell-Phillipps, as also
of W. C. Hazlitt; Robert Hoe's catalogue of his early English
literature, etc. Under the special heading of " Bibliography"
will be found the exceedingly rare and almost unique series of
the " Term Catalogues," as well as an exceptionally fine copy of
Maunsell's catalogue, the first catalogue printed in England.
In addition to these are the scarce catalogue issued by Wm.
London; Clavell's General Catalogue; a complete set of Wil-
ford's catalogues, 1725-29; Bent's, and his successors in book-
trade bibliography, continuing them in chronological sequence
to the present time. We can safely say that no other like col-
lection has ever been offered for sale in the auction room, in
America at least — and, we believe, not even in England.
Another large division are the books relating to King Alfred
the Great, and the history and literature of the Anglo-Saxons.
Among these are the first edition of Sir John Spelman's Life of
King Alfred, 1678, containing the first printed text of Ohthere
and Wulfstan's voyage from King Alfred's Orosius; two editions
of Lisle's yElfric, 1623 and 1638, both of interest, and both
rare; the first edition of King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon version of
Bede; Rawlinson's Boethius, 1698, a presentation copy from
that famous scholar and editor; publications of the .^Elfric
Society; various editions, texts and translations of Beowulf,
Orosius, Cynewulf, Bede, the Saxon Chronicle; Caedmon, etc.
Many interesting books will be found under the headings of
"English Dialects"; "Folk Lore"; "Family Names"; "Wil-
liam Caxton "; " Geoffrey Chaucer "; " Oxford "; " Cambridge ";
" Shakespeare "; and other subjects. The division of " Diction-
aries " includes several that are both rare and curious. About
fifty items relate to the controversy as to who was the author of
" The Letters of Junius " — a literary problem that attracted much
attention for nearly half a century, that is not of so much im-
portance to-day, but still of interest to those who like problems
of this nature. It is curious in reading them through to notice
how very few persons of literary or political importance the
authorship of the letters was not ascribed to.
The second main division consists of the books relating to
Ireland, and prominent among them is the extremely rare sub-
scriber's copy of the First Edition of O'Donovan's translation
of the Annals of the Four Masters. Another choice item is the
beautifully written manuscript copy in Irish characters, made by
the noted scholar Eugene O'Curry, of Keating's History of
Ireland. A more interesting or beautiful object of Irish Asso-
ciation interest can hardly be imagined, and it should surely
excite keen competition among those collectors of Irish birth or
Irish sympathies. The Irish division, though not large in num-
bers, is extremely choice in quality. The same can be said of
the remaining divisions — the Scotch, Welsh and Manx. If not
extensive in quantity, yet each book comprised will be found to
be of value in the history of the literature or the study of the
antiquities of the respective countries under which they are
grouped.
SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS.
Alfred the Great .....
Anglo-Saxon —
jElfric .....
Beowulf .....
Boethius .....
Caedmon .....
Cynewulf ....
Gregory's Cura Pastoralis
Orosius .....
The Saxon Chronicle
Bibliography. (Including the Term Catalogues.) .
The British Museum. (Including the British Museum
Catalogue.) .....
Cambridge ......
William Caxton .....
Geoffrey Chaucer .....
Cornwall ......
Dictionaries ......
English Dialects .....
Family Names ......
Folk-Lore ......
Halliwell-Phillipps (The Writings of)
Hazlitt (W. C) Bibliographical Works .
Junius Controversy .....
London ......
Newspapers and Journalism ....
Oxford. (Including the Bodleian, and other Catalogues.)
Shakespeare ......
Ireland .......
Isle of Man ......
Scotland ......
Wales .......
1290 to 1329
1337 '
' 1344
1352 '
' 1382
1385 '
' 1392
1400 '
' 1405
1410 '
1 1418
1426 '
' 143°
1455 '
' 1468
1475 '
' 1483
1548 ■
4 1601
1615 •
4 1649
1664
4 1670
1678 «
' 1695
1698 '
4 1712
1727 '
' 1735
1759 '
' 179°
1811 ■
' 1833
1840 ■
' » 849
1853 '
4 1866
1918 «
4 1926
1936 ■
4 1944
1976 ■
4 2021
2045 ■
' 2052
2104 '
' 2 1 12
2120 4
4 2130
2182 4
2204
2307 '
1 2439
2440 «
' 2447
2448 '
4 2561
2562 '
4 2607
Zbe Ibistot^, literature, anb Hntiquities
of England
1288 f\ DDISON (JOSEPH). The Spectator. A new edition, re-
J~\ producing the Original Text, with Introduction, Notes and
Index, by Henry Morley. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, n. d. [1887]
1289 AIRY (OSMUND). Text-Book of English History. Maps. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1891
Blfrefc tbe Great
1290 ABBOTT (JACOB). History of King Alfred the Great of Eng-
land. i2mo, cloth. London, n. d. [1889]
1291 ASSER. Annales Rerum Gestarum yElfredi Magni, auctore Asserio
Menevensi, Recensuit F. Wise. Frontispiece of Alfred, and vignette
portraits of Alfred, Abp. Parker, Francis Junius, Camden, and John
Duns Scotus, and leaf of facsimile. 8vo, old calf. Oxford, 1722
1292 BESANT (WALTER). The Story of King Alfred. Illustrated.
i6mo, cloth. New York, 1901
1293 BICKNELL (A.) The Life of Alfred the Great, King of the
Anglo-Saxons. Portrait. 8vo, half calf. London, 1777
1294 Another copy. 8vo, sheep (joints cracked, and lacks por-
trait). London, 1777
1295 BOS WORTH (G. F.) Alfred the Great, his Life and Times.
Introduction by F. S. Marvin. Portrait, maps and illustrations.
i2mo, cloth. London, 1901
1296 BO WKER (ALFRED). Alfred the Great. Chapters on his Life
and Times, by Frederic Harrison, the Lord Bishop of Bristol, Prof.
C. Oman, Sir C. Markham, Rev. Prof. Earle, etc. With Preface
by Alfred Bowker. Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
1297 BURROWS (MONTAGU). King Alfred the Great. i2mo,
paper, pp. 29. London, 1898
158 lenglisb HMstors ant) ^Literature
ALFRED THE GREAT— Continued.
1298 CONYBEARE (EDWARD). Alfred in the Chroniclers. Map.
8vo, cloth. London, 1900
1299 COOKE (J. HUNT). Life of King Alfred the Great. i6mo,
cloth. London, 1899
1300 DRAPER (W. H.) Alfred the Great: a Sketch and Seven Studies.
Illustrations and map. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1901
1301 Another copy. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1901
1302 EARLE (JOHN). The Alfred Jewel. An Historical Essay. With
illustrations (including colored plate of the Jewel), and Map. Small
4to, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1901
1303 GILES (J. A.) The Life and Times of Alfred the Great. Colored
frontispiece of the Alfred Jewel. 8vo, cloth (binding a little loose).
London, 1848
1304 Second Edition of the same. Colored frontispiece. 8vo, half
calf. Oxford, 1854
x3°5 GUIZOT (W.) Alfred le Grand. Crown 8vo, wrappers (loose in
binding). Paris, 1888
^^HALLER (ALBRECHT VON). Alfred Konig der Angel-
Sachsen. Post 8vo, boards, uncut. Gottingen und Bern, 1773
1307 Another edition. Crown 8vo, original boards.
Reuttlingen, 1779
1308 HALLER (ALBERT VON.) The Moderate Monarchy; or
Principles of the British Constitution described in a Narrative of
the Life and Maxims of Alfred the Great and his Counsellors. From
the German of Albert (Albrecht) v. Haller. By F. Steinitz. Frontis-
piece and engraved title. Post 8vo, stamped morocco. London, 1849
1309 HARRISON (FREDERIC). The Writings of King Alfred, d.
901. (Address delivered at Harvard, March, 1901.) Post 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 31. New York, 1901
1310 HAWKINS (W.) and SMITH (E. T.) The Story of Alfred
the Great. 8 illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1900
131 1 HUGHES (THOMAS). Alfred the Great. Map and two illus-
trations. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1901
1312 JEFFERY (F. B.) A Perfect Prince. (Alfred the Great.) The
Story.of England a Thousand Years Ago. Illustrated. Crown 8vo,
cloth. London, 1901
Enfllteb HMstorg an& Xfterature 159
ALFRED THE GREAT— Continued.
1313 LORENTZ (DR. FRIEDRICH). Geschichte Alfreds des
Groszen, uebertragen aus Turner's Geschichte der Angelsachsen,
nebst der Lodbrokar-Quida. Post 8vo, boards. Hamburg, 1828
* The Song of Lodbrog is in the original text with a metrical translation.
1314 LUBECK (REV. H.) The Investment of Life. The Substance
of a Sermon delivered in S. Paul's Chapel, New York, under the
auspices of the King Alfred Millenary Committee), on the evening
of .... October 27, 1901. Square post 8vo, wrappers, pp. (21).
New York: Printed by E. S. Gorham, Church Missions House [1901]
1315 MACFADYEN (DUGALD). Alfred the West Saxon King of
the English. Map, portrait, and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1901
1316 MOLENAAR (DR. H.) Alfred der Grosse. 8vo, sewed, pp. 19.
n. p., n. d. [Leipzig, 1901?]
1317 PAGE (JESSE). Alfred the Great, the Father of the English.
Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. London, n. d. [1900]
1318 PAULI (DR. REINHOLD). The Life of King Alfred. Edited
by Thomas Wright. 8vo, cloth. London, 1852
13 1 9 The Life of Alfred the Great. Translated from the German
by Dr. R. Pauli. To which is appended Alfred's Anglo-Saxon
Version of Orosius, with literal translation, Anglo-Saxon alphabet,
and glossary. By B. Thorpe. Post 8vo, cloth. (Bohn's Anti-
quarian Library.) London, 1857
1320 SPELMAN (JOHN). ^Elfredi Magni Anglorum Regis invic-
tissimi Vita Tribus libris comprehensa a clarissimo Dno. Johanne
Spelman. 7 full-page plates (j of Saxon coins, the other two containing
six portraits of Alfred from the Bodleian, etc.). Folio, old calf, gilt (a
little worn). Oxford: Theatro Sheldoniano, 1678
* The first edition of Spelman's Life of Alfred the Great. This translation from
the English manuscript was made by Christopher Wase and edited by Obadiah
Walker, then Master of University College, and under whose orders a Catholic Press
was established in the College and tracts issued attacking the established religion.
Later he was expelled.
In the appendix is the will of King Alfred, the first printed text of Ohthere and
Wulfstan's Voyage in Northern Europe from Alfred's Orosius, the preface to Gregory's
Paschal Homily, a genealogy showing the descent of Charles II. from Alfred, etc.
132 1 Life of Alfred the Great from the Original MS. By Sir John
Spelman, in the Bodleian, with considerable additions ... by
Thomas Hearne. Portrait. 8vo, sewed, pp. 238 + 9.
Oxford: At the Theatre, 1709
160 Bnglisb HMstors ant) ^Literature
ALFRED THE GRE AT— Continued.
1322 STOLBERG (FRIEDRICH LEOPOLD, GRAFEN ZU).
Leben Alfred des Grosse, Koniges in England. Portrait. Crown
8vo, wrappers, pp. 313. Munster, 18 15
1323 Second edition of the same. Portrait. Crown 8vo, limp
boards, pp. 270. Munster, ii
1324 SWANN (J. H.) Alfred the Great and his Times. Millenary-
Celebration, 1901. An Annotated Study-list of Books in the Ref-
erence Library. Compiled by. J. H. Swann. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 9.
(Occasional List No. 7, issued by the Manchester Public Free
Library.) Manchester, 190 s
1325 WALL (J. C.) Alfred the Great, his Abbeys of Hyde, Athelneyr
and Shaftesbury. Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1900
1326 WEISZ (DR. J. B.) Geschichte Alfreds des Groszen. 8vo, boards^
Schaffhausen, 1852
1327 WILL OF KING ALFRED (THE). (Anglo-Saxon Text, with.
Literal and Free Translations.) 4to, wrappers, pp. 51.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1788-
1328 Reprinted from the Oxford Edition of 1788, with a Preface and
Additional Notes. 8vo, boards, uncut. London: W. Pickering, 1828'
* Anglo-Saxon text with translation.
1329 KING ALFRED'S JEWEL. A very perfect and finely executed!
facsimile of the Alfred Jewel, in gilt metal and mosaic, made on the
occasion of the commemoration; also with two of the medals issued
at the time in Winchester, in pewter and bronze. (As one piece. )>
1330 ALLIBONE (S. AUSTIN). A Critical Dictionary of English*
Literature and British and American Authors, living and deceased,,
from the Earliest Accounts to the middle of the Nineteenth Century,.
containing 30,000 Biographies and Literary Notices. With Supple-
ment. 5 vols, royal 8vo (3 vols, in half red morocco gilt, gilt topsr
uncut, the other two in cloth). Philadelphia, 1859-90
1331 AMERICAN DIALECT SOCIETY. Dialect Notes, Parts >
to 8. (Articles on New England Pronunciations in Ohio, Kentucky
Words and Phrases, the Ithaca Dialect, Spanish and Mexican Words-
used in Texas, Newspaper Jargon, Jerseyisms, British Maritime
Provinces, etc.) 8 parts, 8vo, wrappers.
Boston, 1890-94; Norwood, Mass., 189&
Bnolisb trtstorg ant) ^Literature 161
1332 AMES (JOSEPH). A Catalogue of English Heads; or, An Account
of about 2,000 Prints, describing what is peculiar on each, the name
of Painter or Engraver, etc. Post 8vo, original calf. London, 1748
* The first catalogue of English portraits.
1333 [ANDERSON (ADAM).] An Historical and Chronological De-
duction of the Origin of Commerce, from the Earliest Accounts . . .
with an Appendix containing the Modern Politico-Commercial
Geography . . . carefully revised and corrected to the present time.
Maps and portraits. 4 vols. 4to, old tree calf. London, 1777-89
* Containing much information and statistics relating to the American Colonies.
This edition was much enlarged and revised by William Combe, the author of Dr.
Syntax, and many similar works.
1334 ANDERSON (J. P.) The Book of British Topography. A Classi-
fied Catalogue of the Topographical Works in the Library of the
British Museum relating to Great Britain and Ireland. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1881
1335 ANDREWS (C. McLEAN). The Old English Manor. A Study
in English Economic History. 8vo, cloth. (Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity Studies. ) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1892
HncjloSaion— Helfric
1336 ELSTOB (ELIZABETH). An English-Saxon Homily on the
Birthday of St. Gregory, anciently used in the English-Saxon
Church. {Translated (with the original text) into Modern English,
with Notes. Frontispiece by Gribelin. 8vo, old panelled calf.
London, 1709
1337 ELSTOB (ELIZ.) and JOSCELYN (JOHN). Some Testi-
monies of Learned Men in favor of the intended edition of the Saxon
Homilies, by E. Elstob, London, 17 13, pp. 24; A Testimony of An-
tiquity concerning the Sacramental Body and Blood of Christ writ-
ten in the Old Saxon Tongue before the Conquest, London, 1736,
pp. 152. (A reprint of the edition translated by John Joscelyn.)
The two in one volume, 8vo, old calf (two leaves at end slightly
damaged).
1338 LANGLEY (L.) Principia Saxonica; or, An Introduction to
Anglo-Saxon Reading, comprising ^Elfric's Homily. With pre-
liminary Essay, illustrations, and Glossary. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1844
1 62 Enolisb HMstors an& ^literature
ANGLO-SAXON— AELFRIC— Continued.
1339 LISLE (W.) A Saxon Treatise concerning the Old and New Testa-
ment, written about the Time of King Edgar (700 years agoe) by
iElfricus Abbas . . . now first published in print, with English of
ourTimes, by William Lisle of Wilburgham, Esquier for the King's
Bodie . . . and hereunto is added ... of the same ^Elfricus a second
edition of a Testimony of Antiquity, etc. Small 4to, cloth.
London, 1623
* Scarce. An interesting specimen of early English poetry is contained in the
lengthy poetical dedication to the Prince (later Charles I.), welcoming him home from
his unsuccessful attempt to woo the Infanta of Spain. The Anglo-Saxon text is in
character. The Testimony of Antiquity is a reprint of the translation by John
Joscelyn, originally printed by John Day in 1566.
1340 Another edition of the same, having as title " Divers Ancient
Monuments in the Saxon Tongue," etc. Small 4to, old calf (joints
cracked). London, 1638
* Apparently a reissue of the same sheets, with new titles printed and the omission
of the Prince of Wales' feathers on the reverse of the leaf of the Alphabet.
1341 PHILLIPS (SIR T.) Fragment of vElfric's Grammar, ^Elfric's
Glossary, and a Poem on the Soul and Body in the Orthography of
the 12th Century, Discovered among the Archives of Worcester
Cathedral. Folio, wrappers, pp. 8. ' London, 1838
* Privately printed.
1342 THOMSON (E.) Select Monuments of the Doctrine and Worship
of the Catholic Church in England before the Norman Conquest,
consisting of iElfric's Paschal Homily, etc., with English translation.
i2mo, cloth. (Library of Old Authors.) London, 1875
x343 THORPE (B.) The Homilies of ^Elfric, with an English transla-
tion. 2 vols, complete in the original ten parts. 8vo, wrappers.
(As 2 vols.) London: The Allfric Society, 1843-46
* Scarce.
1344 ZUPITZA (JULIUS). Kline's Grammatik und Glossar. Erste
Abteilung: Text und Varianten. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 322.
Berlin, 1880
1345 AKERMAN (JOHN YONGE). Remains of Pagan Saxondom.
4to, full calf. London, 1855
* 40 carefully colored plates of antiquities found in English tumuli, barrows, etc.,
of the Saxon period, with descriptive letterpress.
JEnolisb t>istor$ anfc Xiterature 163
ANGLO-SAXON— Continued.
1346 ALLEN (GRANT). Anglo-Saxon Britain. Map. iamo, cloth.
London, 1901
1347 BAYE (BARON J. DE.) The Industrial Arts of the Anglo-Saxons.
Translated by T. B. Harbottle. 17 full-page plates, and illustrations
in the text. 4to, cloth. London, 1893
1348 BEDE. Historian Ecclesiastics Gentis Anglorum, libri V., a Venera-
bili Presbytero scripti ... ab ... Anglo-Saxonum Rege Alfredo
examinati ejusque paraphrasi Saxonica, etc. Map of the Saxon
Heptarchy engraved by Hole. Folio, old calf (rebacked). Fine copy.
Cantabrigiae: R. Daniel, 1644
* With two title-pages dated 1643 and 1644, respectively. The first edition of the
Anglo-Saxon text of King Alfred's version of Bede's Ecclesiastical History; also in
the same volume — with a separate title — the Anglo-Saxon text of the Saxon Chronicle
from the Cotton MS. with a Latin translation, and William Lambarde's Archaionomia,
containing the Anglo-Saxon texts — with Latin translations — of the Laws of Ines,
Alfred, Athelstan, Edmund, Edgar, Canute, etc. Abraham Whelock issued this
edition.
1349 BEDE. Historiae Ecclesiasticae Gentis Anglorum . . . una cum
reliquis ejus Operibus Historicis in unum Volumen collectis.
Cura Johannis Smith. Map of the British Isles in Saxon Times, and
j views of the interior of Durham Cathedral showing the tombs of Bede
and St. Cuthbert, and their altar. Folio, old calf, gilt (the copy has
once been a handsome specimen of old English binding, and has
been neatly repaired). Fine copy. Cantabrigiae, 1722
* In addition to the text of Bede's Ecclesiastical History, it contains the lives of
St. Cuthbert, Bede's Martyrology, Alfred's Anglo-Saxon version of the History, etc.
1350 BEDE. St. Augustine in England. (From Bede's History.) 12 mo,
sewed, pp. 20. (Old South Leaflets, No. 113.)
1351 BEDE. Schmidt (August). Untersuchungen uber K6nig
Alfred's Bedaubersetzung. 8vo, sewed, pp. 62. Berlin [1889]
Hnolo^Sayon— Beowulf.
1352 ARNOLD (THOMAS). Beowulf. A Heroic Poem of the Eighth
Century, with a Translation, Notes and Appendix. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1876
'353 Notes on Beowulf. Map. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1898
1354 BEOWULF. Beowulf, and the Fight at Finnsburg ; a Transla-
tion into modern English prose, with Introduction and Notes. 12
illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1901
164 Bnglisb Ibis tors ant) literature
ANGLO-SAXON— BEOWULF— Continued.
I355LDEDERICH (HERMANN). Historische und Geographische
Studien zum Angelsachsischen Beovulfliede. Post 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 233. Koeln, 1877
1356 EARLE (J.) The Deeds of Beowulf. An English Epic of the
Eighth Century done into Modern Prose. With Introduction and
Notes by John Earle. Post 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1892
1357 GARNETT (J. M.) Beowulf : an Anglo-Saxon Poem, and the
Fight at Finnsburg. Translated. Facsimile. 4to, cloth.
Boston, 1900
1358 GREIN (C. W. M.) Beovulf nebst den Fragmenten Finnsburg
und Valdere, in kritisch bearbeiteten Texten neu herausgegeben,
mit Worterbuch. 8vo, in the original sheets, unstitched, with
wrappers. Cassel, 1867
1359 Beowulf. Stabreimend ubersetzt von Prof. Grein. Zweite
Auflage. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 90. Kassel, 1883
1360 HALL (J. L.) Beowulf: An Anglo-Saxon Epic Poem. Translated
from the Heyne-Socin text. Small 4to, cloth. Boston, 1892
1361 HARRISON (J. A.) and SHARP (R.) Beowulf; and the Fight
at Finnsburgh. Text and Glossary on the basis of M. Heyne.
Edited, corrected and enlarged, by J. A. Harrison and R. Sharp.
Fourth Edition, with Notes. Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1901
1362 HEYNE (MORITZ). Beovulf. Mit ausfuhrlichem Glossar heraus-
gegeben, von Moritz Heyne. 8vo, half sheep. Paderborn, 1863
I3(>3 Fourth Edition of the same, with new Preface and enlarged
Glossary. 8vo, half cloth. Paderborn, 1879
1364 Fifth Edition of the same. Half cloth. Paderborn, 1888
1365 Beowulf. Ubersetzt. i8mo, wrappers, pp. 127.
Paderborn, 1863
1366 Second Edition of the same. i8mo, wrappers, pp. 134.
Paderborn, 1898
* This edition contains an additional Biographical Dictionary of Persons men-
tioned in the poem.
Enolfsb "feiston? anfc Xfterature 165
ANGLO-SAXON— BEOWULF— Continued.
1367 HOFFMAN (P.) Beowulf. Aus dem Angelsachsischen iibertra-
gen. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 183. Hannover, 1900
* Translated into rhymed verse, with copious commentary at end.
1368 HOLDER (ALFRED). Beowulf, herausgegeben von Alfred
Holder. (Text from the Cotton MS., Corrected text, Notes, etc.)
Crown 8vo, sewed. Freiburg i. B., n. d. [1884 ?]
1369 KEMBLE (J. M.) The Anglo-Saxon Poems of Beowulf, the Trav-
eller's Song, and the Battle of Finnes-Burh. Edited, together with
a Glossary of the more difficult words, and an Historical Preface.
i2mo, cloth. London: W. Pickering, 1833
* Printed by the Whittinghams. Only 100 were issued, this being No. 49. Very
scarce.
'37° A Translation of the Anglo-Saxon Poem of Beowulf, with a
copious Glossary, Preface, and Philological Notes, umo, cloth.
London: W. Pickering, 1837
* Printed by the Whittinghams, also in a very limited edition.
137 1 MORRIS (WM.) and WYATT (A. J.) The Tale of Beowulf,
sometime King of the Folk of the Weder Geats. Translated and
edited by William Morris and A. J. Wyatt. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1898
1372 MULLENHOFF (KARL). Beovulf. Untersuchungen uberdas
Angelsiichsische Epos und die alteste Geschichte der Germanischen
Seevolker. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 165. Berlin, 1889
1373 RAGOZIN (Z. A.) Siegfried, the Hero of the North; and Beo-
wulf, the Hero of the Anglo-Saxons. Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1898
1374 SCHALDEMOSE (F.) Beo-wulf og Scopes Widsid to Angel-
saxiske Digte, med Oversaettelse og oplysende Anmaerkninger.
Anden Udgave. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 188. Copenhagen, 185 1
1375 SIMONS (DR. L.) Beowulf. Angelsaksisch Volsepos Vertaald in
stafrijm en met Inleiding en Aanteekeningen Voorzien. Royal 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 355. Gent, 1896
1376 SIMROCK (DR. KARL). Das alteste deutsche Epos. Ueber-
setzt und erlautert von Dr. Karl Simrock. Post 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 203. Stuttgart und Augsburg, 1859
1377 STEINECK (H.) Altenglische Dichtungen in wortgetreuer Ceber-
setzung von H. Steineck. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 151. Leipzig, 1898
* Beowulf: Caedmon's Elene, Hymnus, &c.
1 66 Enolisb 1foistor£ anfc> ^Literature
ANGLO-SAXON— BEOWULF— Continued.
1378 THOMSON (C.) The Adventures of Beowulf. Translated...
and adapted for Schools, nmo, cloth. London, 1899
1379 THORPE (BENJAMIN). The Anglo-Saxon Poems of Beowulf,
the Scop or Gleeman's Tale, and the Fight at Finnesburg. With
a Literal Translation, Notes, Glossary, etc. Post 8vo, cloth.
Oxford, 1855
1380 WOLZOGEN (HANS VON). Beowulf. Aus dem Angelsach-
sischen. i8mo, sewed, pp. 104. Leipzig [1872]
1381 WYATT (A, J.) Beowulf. Edited with textual Foot-notes, Index
of Proper Names, and Alphabetical Glossary. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Cambridge: The University Press, 1898
1382 ZUPITZA (JULIUS). Beowulf. Autotypes of the Unique Cot-
ton MS. [Vitellius A.xv] in the British Museum. With a trans-
literation and notes. 8vo, wrappers. Early English Text Society.
London, 1882
1383 BIRCH (WALTER DE GRAY). Fasti Monastici iEvi Saxon-
ici ; or an Alphabetical List of the Heads of Religious Houses in
England previous to the Norman Conquest. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1872
1384 Cartularium Saxonicum : a Collection of Charters relating
to Anglo-Saxon History. 3 vols. small 4to,cloth. London, 1885-1893
*This Collection of Charters dates from A.D. 430 to A.D. 975, comprising
altogether 1323 documents, many of which had never been published, and all collated
with the original, making a collection of every available document dealing with this
period of history.
ansloSayon, Iking Hlfrefc'9 Dersion of Boetbius.
1385 CARDALE (J. S.) King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon Version of
Boethius de Consolatione Philosophiae, with an English Translation,
and Notes. Royal 8vo, bound by Riviere in half green morocco'
gilt, gilt top, uncut. London : W. Pickering, 1829
1386 FOX (SAMUEL). King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon Version of the
Metres of Boethius, with an English Translation, and Notes. 8vo,
half green crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut.
London : W. Pickering, 1835
Enolteb Ibistors ant) ^Literature 167
ANGLO-SAXON— KING ALFRED'S BOETHIUS— Continued.
1387 LEICHT (ALFRED). 1st Koenig ^Eelfred der Verfasser der
Alliterierenden Metra des Boetius ? 8vo, sewed, pp. 50. Halle, 1882
1388 RAWLINSON (CHRISTOPHER). An. Manl. Sever. Boethi
Consolationis Philosophize, Libri V. Anglo-Saxonice redditi ab
Alfredo inclyto Anglo-Saxonum Rege. 8vo, old calf, gilt, rebacked
Oxford : Sheldon Theatre, 1698
* The first printed edition of the Anglo-Saxon text of Boethius. The text was
transcribed from the Bodleian MS. and compared with the Cottonian by Francis
Junius. From this transcript Edward Thwaites and Rawlinson published this edition,
the latter bearing the expense. This copy bears the stamp of Sion College Library,
and an inscription on the inside of the cover shows that it was presented to the
library by Rawlinson with other books, and his autograph is on the title. A very
brilliant impression of the portrait of Junius by Burghers after Vandyke precedes the
title. Scarce.
1389 SEDGEFIELD (W. J.) King Alfred's Old English Version of
Boethius' De Consolatione Philosophic. Edited from the MS.
with Introduction, Notes and Glossary. Post 8vo, cloth.
Oxford : The Clarendon Press, 1899
1390 King Alfred's Version of the Consolations of Boethius. Done
into Modern English, with an Introduction. i2mo, cloth, uncut.
Oxford : The Clarendon Press, 1900
1391 TUPPER (MARTIN F.) King Alfred's Poems [from Boethius]
now first turned into English Metres. i2mo, cloth. London, 1850
1392 ZIMMERMAN (OTTO). Ueber den Verfasser der altenglischen
Metren des Boethius. 8vo, sewed, pp. 52. Griefswald, 1882
1393 BOSWORTH (REV. J.) The Elements of Anglo-Saxon Gram-
mar . . . with a Grammatical Praxis and literal English version,
etc. Facsimile. 8vo, boards. London, 1823
1394 A Dictionary of the Anglo-Saxon Language. Thick 8vo,
cloth, uncut. London, 1838
* The complete Dictionary of Bosworth, not the abridgment.
1395 A Compendious Anglo-Saxon and English Dictionary. Royal
8vo, cloth. London, 1848
* Large Paper Copy.
l39^ A Compendious Anglo-Saxon and English Dictionary. New
edition. 8vo, cloth. London, i860
1 68 Englisb Ifotetors ant) ^literature
ANGLO-SAXON— Continued.
1397 BRIGHT (JAMES W.) The Gospel of St. Luke in Anglo-Saxon.
Edited from the Manuscripts, with Introduction, Notes and Glos-
sary. Crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1893
r398 An Anglo-Saxon Reader, with Notes, Glossary, and outlines
of Anglo-Saxon Grammar. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1894
1399 BRUCE (J. DOUGLAS). The Anglo-Saxon Version of the Book
of Psalms, commonly known as the Paris Psalter. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 127. Baltimore, 1894
1400 CAEDMON. Bouterwek (K. W.) Caedmon's des Angelsachsen
Biblische Dichtungen. With two facsimiles from the Bodleian MS.
2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Gutersloh, 1854
* Vol. 1 contains the text, Vol. 2 the glossary.
1401 [Gotzinger (Ernst).] Ueber die Dichtungen des Angel-
sachsen Caedmon und deren Verfasser. Inaugural Dissertation.
Post 8vo, wrapper, pp. 51. Presentation copy from the author.
Gottingen, i860
1402 Grein (C. W. M.) Exodus and Daniel. Edited from Grein
[with Glossary]. By T. W. Hunt. Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1893
1403 Stephens (Prof. G.) The Ruthwell Cross, Northumbria,
from about A. D. 680, with its Runic Verses by Caedmon, and
Caedmon's complete cross-lay, "The Holy Rood, a Dream," from
a South-English transcript of the 10th Century. With translations,
comments, and facsimiles. Folio, wrappers, pp. 46.
London and Copenhagen, 1866
1404 Thorpe (Benjamin). Caedmon's Metrical Paraphrase of
Parts of the Holy Scriptures in Anglo-Saxon, with an English Trans-
lation, Notes, and a Verbal Index. 8vo, boards, cloth back, un-
cut. London: The Society of Antiquaries, 1832
1405 Watson (R. S.) Caedmon, the First English Poet. (A Bio-
graphical and Historical Essay). Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
1406 COLLEN (G. W.) Britannia Saxonica. A Map of Britain during
the Saxon Octarchy, accompanied by a table shewing the Contem-
porary Sovereigns of each State, the Mutations in the Saxon King-
doms, the Genealogies of the Saxon Kings, etc. 4to, bound by
Riviere, in half green morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut.
London: W. Pickering, 1833
Englisb frtston? anfc Xtterature 169
ANGLO-SAXON— Continued.
1407 CONYBEARE (J. J.) Illustrations of Anglo-Saxon Poetry. Edited,
with additional notes, etc., by W. D. Conybeare. 8vo, half mo-
rocco, gilt. London, 1826
1408 COOK (ALBERT S.) Judith: an Old English Epic Fragment.
Edited, with Introduction, Facsimile, Translation, Complete Glos-
sary, and Various Indexes. Second Edition, revised and enlarged.
Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1889
1409 CROW (C. L.) Maldon and Brunnaburh. Two Old English Songs
of Battle (Text, with introduction, notes and glossary). i2mo,
cloth. Boston, 1897
Hnglo^Saion— Cynewulf.
1410 BASKERVILL (W. M.) Andreas: a Legend of St. Andrew.
With critical Notes and Glossary. Crown 8vo, wrappers, pp. 78
Boston, 1900
1411 COOK (ALBERT S.) The Christ of Cynewulf. A Poem in
three parts. Edited, with Introduction, Notes and Glossary. Post
8vo, cloth. Boston, 1900
1412 GOLLANCZ (ISRAEL). Cynewulf's Christ. An Eighth Cen-
tury English Epic. Edited, with a modern rendering, by I. Gol-
lancz. I llufninated frontispiece. 8vo, boards. London, 1892
1413 GRIMM (JACOB). Andreas und Elene. (Text with critical Intro-
duction, and Notes.) 8vo, boards. Cassel, 1840
* The Elene was written by Cynewulf (8th Century); the Andreas has also been
attributed to the same, and also to Ealdhelm. This is the first printed edition of any
of the works of Cynewulf.
1414 KENT (C. W.) Elene. An Old English Poem. With Introduc-
tion, Latin Originals (the Vita Quiriaci of the Acta Sanctorum, May
4th), Notes, and Glossary. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1897
1415 WHITMAN (C. H.) The Christ of Cynewulf. A Poem in three
parts. Translated into English Prose. Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1900
1416 WULKER (DR. RICHARD). Codex Vercellensis. Die Angel-
saechsische Handschrift zu Vercelli in getreuer nachbildung. Small
4to, boards. Leipzig, 1894
* Fine autotype facsimiles of the original manuscript. This manuscript was found
at Vercelli in the early part of the 19th Century. Part of the authorship has been
attributed to Cynewulf.
170 Bnolisb 1bistor£ ant) Xiterature
ANGLO-SAXON— CYNEWULF— Co«//«k^.
1417 ZUPITZA (JULIUS). Elene mit einem Glossar. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 100. Berlin, 1877
1418 Second edition of the same. (Revised.) 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 80. Berlin, 1883
1419 DESCRIPTION of the Ancient Vessel recently found under an
old branch of the River Rother in Kent, with various conjectures
respecting her antiquity, etc. Folding plate. 8vo, sewed, pp. 15.
London, 1823
* An old boat which was probably an old English barge, but was claimed to be
either a Danish or Anglo-Saxon war vessel.
1420 EARLE (JOHN). Anglo-Saxon Literature, nmo, cloth.
London, 1884
1421 A Hand-Book to the Land Charters, and other Saxonic Docu-
ments. Post 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1888
1422 ETTMULLER (LUDOVIC). Vorda Vealhstod Engla and
Seaxna. Lexicon Anglosaxonicum ex Poetarum Scriptorumque
Prosaicorum Operibus . . . cum Synopsis Grammatica. Post 8vo,
boards. Quedlinburgii et Lipsiae, 185 1
1423 GARNETT (J. M.) Elene; Judith; Athelstan, or the Fight at
Brunanburh; Byrhtnoth, or the Fight at Maldon; and the Dream
of the Rood. Anglo-Saxon Poems translated. Enlarged edition.
Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1901
1424 GILES (J. A., Editor). The Venerable Bede's Ecclesiastical His-
tory of England: also The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Translated,
with notes, etc. Map. Post 8vo, half calf gilt, gilt top, uncut.
(Bohn's Antiquarian Library.) London, 1847
1425 Memorials of King Alfred, being Essays on the History and
Antiquities of England during the Ninth Century, the Age of
King Alfred. Colored plate of the Alfred Jewel, and 7 plates of coins.
8vo, cloth. London, 1863
Englfsb HMstors anfc ^Literature 171
Hnglv>5aj:on— (Bregorp's dura pastoralis. Iking Hlfreb's
IDersion,
1426 DEWITZ (ALBERT). Untersuchungen uber Alfreds des
Grossen westsachsische Obersetzung der "Cura Pastoralis " Gre-
gors, und ihr Verhaltnis zum Originale. 8vo, sewed, pp. 66.
Bunzlau, 1889
1427 FLEISCHAUER (W.) Ueber den Gebrauch des Conjunctiva in
Alfred's altenglischer Uebersetzung von Gregor's Cura Pastoralis.
8vo, sewed, pp. 31. Goettingen, 1885
1428 GIESCHEN (LUDWIG). Die Charakterischen Unterschiede
der einzelnen Schreiber im Hatton MS. der Cura Pastoralis. 8vo,
sewed, pp. 96. Greifswald, 1887
1429 WACK (GUSTAV). Uber des Verhaltnis von Konig Alfreds
Obersetzung der Cura Pastoralis zum Original. 8vo, cloth, pp. 60.
Greifswald, 1889
1430 WULFING (ERNST). Darstellungder Syntax in Konig Alfred's
Ubersetzung von Gregor's des Grossen Cura Pastoralis. Erste
Halfte. Inaugural-Dissertation .... in der Universitat zu Bonn,
7 Juli 1888. 8vo, sewed, pp. 72. (Apparently no more was pub-
lished.) Bonn, 1888
1431 GREIN (C. W. M.) Dichtungen der Angelsachsen stabreimend
ubersetz. 2 vols. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 308 and 258.
Cassel and Gottingen, 1863
* Contains translations from Caedmon, the legend of St. Andreas (by Cynewulf ?),
Elene by Cynewulf, the legend of St. Guthlac, etc.
1432 GROPP (ERNESTUS). On the Language of the Proverbs of
Alfred. 8vo, sewed, pp. 63. Halis Saxonum, 1829 (?)
1433 HAIGH (DANIEL H.) The Conquest of Britain by the Saxons.
A Harmony of the " Historia Britonum," the writings of Gildas,
the" Brut," and the Saxon Chronicle, with references to the events
of the 5th and 6th Centuries. 8vo, cloth. London, 1861
1434 The Anglo-Saxon Sagas; an Examination of their value as
Aids to History. 8vo, cloth. London, 1861
1435 HALL (J. R. C.) A Concise Anglo-Saxon Dictionary for the use
of Students. Small 4to, cloth. London, 1894
172 Bnaltsb Ibistors anfc ^literature
ANGLO-SAXON-Co^/«k^.
1436 HARRISON (J. A.) and BASKERVILL (W. M.) A Handy
Dictionary of Anglo-Saxon Poetry, based on Groschupp's Grein.
Edited, Revised, and Corrected. 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
1437 HARSTRICK (AUGUST). Untersuchnng iiber die Prseposi-
tionen bei Alfred dem Grossen. 8vo, sewed, pp. 58. Kiel, 189a
1438 HICKES (GEORGE), Institutiones Grammatical Anglo-Saxon-
ica? et Moeso-Gothicae. Small 4to, old russia (back damaged).
Oxford: Theatro Sheldoniano, 1689
* This contains, besides the Grammar, Jonas' Icelandic Grammar, Catalogue of
Anglo-Saxon MSS. in England, and Bernard's Etymologicon Britannicum.
1439 HICKES' THESAURUS. Antiquse Literaturse Septentrionalis.
Cura Georgii Hickesii, Andreae Fountaine, et Humfredi Wanleii.
3 vols, folio, original old calf, rebacked.
Oxonii: Theatro Sheldoniano, 1705
* With portrait of Hickes by R. White. This might very well be called the first
encyclopaedia of Northern Antiquities. It contains a Moeso-Gothic and Anglo-
Saxon Grammar, with facsimiles ; Franco-Theotisca Grammar; Icelandic Grammar,
with facsimiles; History of Hjalmar, Runic text with transliteration and Latin trans-
lation; a Treatise on Anglo-Saxon and Danish Coins, with plates; and Wanley's cata-
logue, with extracts and comments, of all the Anglo-Saxon and Northern Manuscripts
in England.
1440 KEMBLE (J. M.) The Dialogue of Solomon and Saturnus, with
an Historical Introduction, 1848; also in the same volume: The
Poetry of the Codex Vercellensis, with an English translation by
the same, 1843 (containing the legend of St. Andrew, Elene, etc.),
8vo, half calf. London: The sElfric Society, 1843-48
1441 The Saxons in England. A History of the English Com-
monwealth till the Period of the Norman Conquest. 2 vols. 8vor
polished calf, gilt. London, 1849
* One of the authoritative books on this period of history, illustrated by numerous
references to manuscripts and references. Scarce.
1442 New Edition of the same. Revised by Walter De Gray
Birch. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1876
1443 The Gospel according to St. Matthew in Anglo-Saxon and
Northumbrian Versions synoptically arranged, with collations of
the Best Manuscripts. 4to, cloth. (Edited by J. M. Kemble.)
Cambridge: The University Press, 185&
Engltsb Ibiston? an& ^Literature t 73
ANGLO-SAXON— Continued.
1444 KLIPSTEIN (L. F.) Analecta Anglo-Saxonica. Selections in
Prose and Verse frum the Anglo-Saxon Literature, with an Intro-
ductory Ethnological Essay and Notes, critical and explanatory.
2 vols, post Svo, cloth. New York, 1849
1445 LAPPENBERG (DR. J. M.) A History of England under the
Anglo-Saxon Kings. Translated from the German by Benjamin
Thorpe, with additions and corrections. 2 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt.
London, 1845
1446 LEO (PROF. HEINRICH). Treatise on the local Nomenclature
of the Anglo-Saxons, as exhibited in the "Codex Diplomaticus
JEv'i Saxonici." Translated from the German, with additional
examples and notes. Post 8vo, boards. London, 1832
* Contains a list of the Anglo-Saxon Dykes and Roads in England.
1447 LEOFRIC MISSAL. The Leofric Missal as ilsed in the Cathe-
dral of Exeter during the Episcopate of its First Bishop, A. D.
1050-1072, together with some account of the Red Book of Derby,
the Missal of Robert of Jumieges, and a few other early Manuscript
Service Books of the English Church. Introduction and Notes by
F.E.Warren. Facsimile. 4to, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1883
1448 LINGARD (REV. JOHN). The History and Antiquities of the
Anglo-Saxon Church; containing an account of its Origin, Govern-
ment, Doctrines, Worship, Revenues, and Clerical and Monastic
Institutions. 2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1858
1449 MARCH (FRANCIS A.) A Comparative Grammar of the Anglo-
Saxon Language, in which its Forms are illustrated by those of the
Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, Gothic, Old Saxon, etc. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1875
1450 An Anglo-Saxon Reader, with Philological Notes, a Brief
Grammar and a Vocabulary. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1879
1451 The Study of Anglo-Saxon. 8vo, sewed, pp. 5 (475-479).
(From the Report of the Commissioner of Education.) n. p., n. d.
1452 MERBOT (REINHOLD). iEsthetische Studien zur Angel-
sachischen Poesie. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 5r. Breslau, 1883
1453 MICHEL (FRANCISQUE). Bibliotheque Anglo-Saxonne. Royal
8vo, bound by Rivikre in half green morocco, gilt top, uncut.
* A lengthy introduction is prefixed, written by J. M. Kemble. Paris, 1 837
1454 NILSSON (L. G.) Judith, Fragment aff ett Fornengelskt Quade.
Med Svensk Ofversattning och Glossarium. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 72.
Presentation copy to Prof. Worsaae. Copenhagen, 1858
174 Englisb HMstors an£> literature
HngloSayon— ©rosius, Iking Hlfrefc'e IDersion.
1455 ALFRED'S (KING) Description of Europe. (The first chapter
of King Alfred's Orosius, translated.) i2mo, sewed, pp. 20. (Old
South Leaflets, No. 112.) Boston, n. d.
1456 [BARRINGTON (DAINES).] The Anglo-Saxon Version from
the historian Orosius by Alfred the Great; together with an English
Translation from the Anglo-Saxon. Map. 8vo, old calf. Presen-
tation copy from the translator. London, 1773
* Contains the contemporary book-plate of John Brewster.
1457 BOSWORTH (REV. JOSEPH). A Description of Europe, and
the Voyages of Ohthere and Wulfstan, written in Anglo-Saxon by
King Alfred the Great, containing a Facsimile copy of the whole
Anglo-Saxon Text, a Printed Anglo-Saxon Text based upon the
Manuscripts, and a Literal English Translation and Notes. Map. 4to,
cloth, pp. 26. Presentation copy from Dr. Bosworth. London, 1855
* A written note by Dr. Bosworth states that only 50 were printed.
1458 Large and Thick Paper copy of the same. Map. Royal
4to, cloth, pp. 26. London, 1855
* Only 50 copies were printed of this special issue. Each page ruled with red lines.
This copy has a specially printed leaf inserted dedicating it to "John Tollemache,
Esq."
1459 A Literal English Translation of a Description of Europe
and the Voyages of Ohthere and Wulfstan, from the Anglo-Saxon
of King Alfred the Great, with facsimiles, specimens, notes,
Hampson's Essay on King Alfred's Geography, and map. 8vo,
cloth, pp. 63. London, 1855
* Only 40 copies printed. This edition contains the translation and commentatory
matter, but not the whole of the Anglo-Saxon text.
1460 A Description of Europe, and the Voyages of Ohthere and
Wulfstan, written in Anglo-Saxon by King Alfred the Great;
with his Account of the Mediterranean Islands, of Africa, and of the
History of the World to the Year B.C. 1413, chiefly taken from
Orosius; containing a Facsimile of the whole Anglo-Saxon text, a
printed Anglo-Saxon Text, and a Literal English Translation and
Notes. Maps of Europe, Asia and Africa on one sheet. Royal 4to,
cloth, pp. 4+304-38+8. London, 1855
* One of the Special Large and Thick Paper copies, each page ruled with red lines.
Only 50 copies printed.
Containing Orosius' account of the Mediterranean countries and Africa, and his
History of the World, in addition to the Description of Europe contained in the three
previous lots.
£ngllsb Ibistorp ant) ^Literature 175
ANGLO-SAXON— OROSIUS, KING ALFRED'S VERSION— Continued.
1461 BOSWORTH (REV. JOSEPH). A Literal English Transla-
tion of King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon Version of the Compendious
History of the World by Orosius. Containing Facsimile Speci-
mens of the Text, Introduction, Notes, Hampson's Essay on King
Alfred's Geography, and Map. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. 198-1-63.
London, 1855
* Only 50 printed. Orosius' History of the World, translated, with only specimen
of the text, commentatory matter, etc.
1462 King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon Version of the Compendious His-
tory of the World by Orosius. Containing Fac-simile specimens of the
text, a Preface describing the MSS., a printed Anglo-Saxon text,
Notes and Various Readings, and Map. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. lxiv.
+ I33+3I- London, 1859
* Containing the whole of the Anglo-Saxon text, with notes, etc., but omitting the
translation, and Hampson's essay.
1463 King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon Version of the Compendious His-
tory of the World by Orosius. Containing Fac-simile specimens of the
text, a Preface describing the MSS., an Introduction on Orosius and
his Work, a printed Anglo-Saxon text, Notes and Various Readings,
a Literal English Translation with Notes, Hampson's Essay on King
Alfred's Geography, and map. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. lxiv. + 133 -f-
198-1-63. London, 1859
* Containing the whole of the Anglo-Saxon text printed, but only fac-simile speci-
mens of the MS., but containing the translation and all the commentatory matter.
1464 The History of the Lauderdale Manuscript of King Alfred's
Anglo-Saxon Version of Orosius. Two facsimiles. Royal 8vo, half
calf. Oxford, 1858
* Only 25 copies printed for private circulation.
1465 RASK (R.) Ottars og Ulfstens korte Rejseberetninger med dansk
Oversaettelse, kritiske Anmaerkninger og andre Oplysninger af R.
Rask. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 132. Kjobenhavn, 1816
* King Alfred's account of Ohthere's and Wulfstan's Voyages along the Northern
Coasts of Europe and in the Baltic, with the Anglo-Saxon text, and a Danish transla-
tion on opposite pages. The first separate publication of this work from King Alfred's
translation. It was published for the first time in Spelman's Life of King Alfred.
1466 SCHILLING (HUGO). Konig Alfred's Angelsachsische Bearbeit-
ung der Weltgeschichte des Orosius. 8vo, sewed, pp. 63.
Halle a S.. 1886
176 Bnolisb Ibistorp ant> literature
ANGLO-SAXON— OROSIUS, KING ALFRED'S VERSION— Continued.
1467 SWEET (HENRY). King Alfred's Orosius. Part I., the Old-
English Text and Latin Original. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 299. (Early
English Text Society.) London, 1883
1468 Extracts from Alfred's Orosius. (With English Notes, and
Glossary.) i2mo, boards, cloth back, pp. 80.
Oxford: The Clarendon J°ress, 1893
1469 PETHERAM (JOHN). An Historical Sketch of the Progress and
Present State of Anglo-Saxon Literature in England. 8vo, boards.
London, 1840
1470 PRIESE (OSCAR). Die Sprache der Gesetze Alfreds des Grossen
und Konig Jnes. 8vo, sewed, pp. 55. Strassburg, 1883
1471 RASK (ERASMUS). A Grammar of the Anglo-Saxon Tongue,
with a Praxis. New edition, improved and enlarged by the author.
Translated by B. Thorpe. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Copenhagen, 1830
1472 Grammar of the Anglo-Saxon Tongue. Translated from
Rask by B. Thorpe. 12010, cloth. London, 1865
1473 ST. GUTHLAC. The Anglo-Saxon Version of the Life of St.
Guthlac, Hermit of Crowland. Originally written ... by Felix
(commonly called of Crowland). Now first printed from a MS. in
the Cottonian Library. With Translation and Notes, by C. W.
Goodwin. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1848
1474 ST. SWITHIN. Earle (Rev. J.) Facsimile of some leaves in
Saxon Handwriting on Saint Swithin, copied by Photozincography.
With elucidations and an Essay; also in the same volume, Leaves
from an Anglo-Saxon translation of the Life of S. Maiia ^Egyptiaca,
with a translation and Notes, and facsimile. 4to, half cloth.
London, 1861
HngloSaion— Gbe Saxon Cbronicle.
1475 ANCIENT HISTORY, English and French, exemplified in a
regular Dissection of the Saxon Chronicle; preceded by a Review of
Wharton's Utrum Elfricus Grammaticus, Malmesbury's Life of St.
Wulstan, and Hugo Candidus' Peterborough History, wherein the
principal Saxon Annalists are now (for the first time) identified.
Post 8vo, half cloth. London, 1830
* By Henry Scale English.
lEnoltsb HMstorp anfc Xlterature 177
ANGLO-SAXON— THE SAXON CHRONICLE— Continued.
1476 DAVIS (J. F.) Anglo-Saxon Chronicles from 800-1001, A. D.
Edited with Introduction, Notes and Glossary. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1889
1477 EARLE (JOHN). Two of the Saxon Chronicles parallel, with
supplementary Extracts from the others. Edited with Introduction,
Notes, and a Glossarial Index. Facsimile. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1865
1478 GIBSON (EDMUND). Chronicon Saxonicum exMSS. Codicibus
nunc Primum Integrum edidit. Small 4to, old panelled calf, gilt.
Oxford: Theatro Sheldoniano, 1692
* The first complete edition of the old Saxon Chronicle, with a Latin translation.
1479 GURNEY (ANNA). A Literal Translation of the Saxon Chron-
icle. Post 8vo, calf, gilt. Norwich, 1819
* Translated by Miss Anna Gurney, a Quaker, and issued in a small number of
copies for private circulation. This translation is an interesting example of literary
success under the greatest difficulties. Miss Gurney for almost the whole of her life
was paralyzed, but notwithstanding this affliction travelled extensively, and as a tribute
to her knowledge and researches was the first female member to be elected to the
British Archaeological Association.
1480 INGRAM (REV. J.) The Saxon Chronicle, with an English
Translation, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, Indices, etc.
With map of England to illustrate the Iglea of the Chronicle {the retreat
of Alfred to A thelney), folding map of England under the Heptarchy,
three plates of Saxon Coins, and plate of facsimiles. 4to, scored calf.
London, 1823
1481 PLUMMER (C.) Two of the Saxon Chronicles parallel (the Laud,
and Parker MSS.). With Introductions, Notes, and Glossary.
Crown 8vo, boards. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1889
1482 PLUMMER (C.) and EARLE (J.) Two of the Saxon Chronicles
parallel, with supplementary extracts from the others. A revised
text, with Introduction, Notes, Appendices, and Glossary. 2 vols,
post 8vo, half roan. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1892-99
1483 STEVENSON (REV. J.) The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle: and The
Chronicle of Florence of Worcester. Edited and in part Translated
from the Originals with Continuation and Appendix. 8vo, cloth.
(Church Historians of England.) London, 1853
178 Englisb Ibistors anfc ^Literature
AHGLO-S AXON— Continued.
1484 SCHMID (DR. REINHOLD). Die Gesetze der Angelsachsen.
In der Ursprache mit Uebersetzung, Erlauterungen, und einem
antiquarischen Glossar. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 680. Leipzig, 1858
1485 SHELTON (MAURICE). Wotton's Short View of George
Hickes' Grammatico-Critical and Archaeological Treasure of the
Ancient Northern Languages. With some Notes and an Appendix,
faithfully translated into English. To which are added by the same
translator other Curious and Proper Notes, etc. 4to, original old
decorated paper wrappers, rebacked. London, 1735
* This is a translation, with additions, of Wotton's abridgment of Hickes' Antiquse
Literaturse Septentrionalis, published in 1705. The specimens of Anglo-Saxon — with
English translations — are ^Ethelflede's and ^Elflede's Testaments, King Edgar's
Charter, and the Creed of Athanasius.
i486 SIEVERS(EDUARD). AngelsachsischeGrammatik. 2e. Auflage.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 228. Halle, 1886
1487 SILVER (REV. T.) The Coronation Service or Consecration of
the Anglo-Saxon Kings, as it Illustrates the Origin of the Consti-
tution. 8vo, half roan, uncut. Oxford, 183 1
1488 SOAMES (HENRY). The Latin Church during Anglo-Saxon
Times. 8vo, cloth. • London, 1848
1489 The Anglo-Saxon Church, its History, Revenues, and
General Character. Fourth Edition, revised, augmented and cor-
rected. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1856
1490 SWEET (HENRY). An Anglo-Saxon Reader, with Gram-
matical Introduction, Notes, and Glossary. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1881
1491 Another edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1885
1492 An Anglo-Saxon Primer, with Grammar, Notes, and a
Glossary. Crown 8vo, limp cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1882
M93 The Oldest English Texts. Edited with Introductions and
a Glossary. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 668. (Early English Text
Society). London, 1885
* A Collection of all the extant Old-English texts up to about A. D. 900, that are
preserved in contemporary MSS. with the exception of the Saxon Chronicle and the
works of Alfred the Great.
1494 A Second Anglo-Saxon Reader, Archaic and Dialectal.
Crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford : The Clarendon Press, 1887
JEnQlisb IbtstorE an& literature 179
ANGLO-SAXON— Continued.
1495 THORPE* (BENJAMIN). Analecta Anglo-Saxonica. A Selec-
tion in Prose and Verse from Anglo-Saxon Authors of Various
Ages, with a Glossary. 8vo, boards, cloth back. London, 1834
1496 Another edition of the same. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1846
1497 New edition of the same, with corrections and improvements.
Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1868
1498 [ ] Ancient Laws and Institutes of England; comprising Laws
enacted under the Anglo-Saxon Kings from ^Ethelbirht to Cnut,
with an English translation of the Saxon; the Laws called Edward
the Confessor's; the Laws of William the Conqueror, and those
ascribed to Henry I. ; also, Monumenta Ecclesiastica Anglicana, 7th
to 10th Century, and the Ancient Latin Version of the Anglo-Saxon
Laws, with a Compendious Glossary, etc. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
London: Record Commission, 1840
1499 Codex Exoniensis. A Collection of Anglo-Saxon Poetry,
from a MS. in the Library of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, with an
English translation, notes and indexes. Roy. 8vo, boards, cloth back,
uncut. With the autograph of Sir George Webbe Dasent, the noted
Norse scholar, on fly-leaf. London: The Society of Antiquaries, 1842
1500 Another copy of the same. Royal 8vo, finely bound by
Riviere in half green morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut. London, 1842
1501 The Anglo-Saxon Version of the Holy Gospels. Edited from
the Original Manuscripts. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1842
1502 The Anglo-Saxon Version of the Holy Gospels. Reprinted
(from Thorpe's edition) by L. F. Klipstein. Post 8vo, cloth
New York, 1851
1503 Diplomatarium Anglicum ^Evi Saxonici. A Collection of
English Charters from the Reign of King ^Ethelberht to that of
William the Conqueror, with a translation of the Anglo-Saxon. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1865
1504 THRUPP (JOHN). The Anglo-Saxon Home. A History of the
Domestic Institutions and Customs of England from the Fifth to
the Eleventh Century. 8vo, cloth. London, 1862
1505 THWAITES (EDWARD). Heptateuchus Liber Job et Evange-
lium Nicodemi; Anglo-Saxonice. Historiae Judith Fragmentum
Dano-Saxonice. Frontispiece. 8vo, old calf.
Oxonii: Theatro Sheldoniano, Typis Junianis, 1698
* The Book of Judith has been compared with the original manuscript by a former
owner, T. O. Cockayne, and corrections written in, June, 1864.
i8o Bnolisb HMstorp an£> ^Literature
ANGLO-SAXON— Continued.
1506 TURK (MILTON HAIGHT). The Legal Code of Alfred the
Great. Edited, with an Introduction. 8vo, sewed, pp. 56. (This
is the introduction without the text.) Halle, 1890
1507 The Legal Code of Alfred the Great. Edited, with an Intro-
duction. 8vo, boards, cloth back. Boston, 1893
* Contains the introduction as in the previous edition and also, the Anglo-Saxon
text, but omits a half-page biographical sketch of the author.
1508 TURNER (SHARON). The History of the Anglo-Saxons, from
the Earliest Period to the Norman Conquest. Seventh Edition.
3 vols. 8vo, full calf, gilt (joints cracked). London, 1852
1509 VERNON (E. J.) A Guide to the Anglo-Saxon Tongue, after
Rask, with Extracts, Notes, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1846
1510 WHITE (R. M.) The Ormulum, with the Notes and the Glos-
sary of Dr. R. M. White. Edited by the Rev. R. Holt. 2 vols,
crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1878
* A reprint of an Anglo-Saxon Book of Homilies, written apparently in the 13th
Century by an Augustinian monk named Orm or Ormun.
151 1 WINKELMANN (EDUARD). Geschichte der Angelsachsen
bis zum Tode Konig Alfred's. Facsimiles, etc. 8vo, boards, cloth
back. Berlin, 1883
15 12 WRIGHT (THOMAS). Coup-d'CEil sur les Progres et sur l'Etat
actuel de la Litterature Anglo-Saxon. Traduit de l'Anglais par M.
de Larenaudiere. 8vo, bound by Riviere in half green levant mo-
rocco, gilt top, uncut, pp. 43. London: W. Pickering, 1836
15 13 An Essay on the State of Literature and Learning under the
Anglo-Saxons. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 112. London, 1839
15 14 Anglo-Saxon and Old English Vocabularies. Second
Edition. Revised and collated by R. P. Wulcker. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1884
1515 WULKER (DR. RICHARD). Grundris zur Geschichte der
Angelsachsischen Litteratur. Mit einer ubersicht der Angelsach-
sischen Sprachwissenschaft. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 532. Leipzig, 1885
15 16 ANNALS OF ENGLAND. An Epitome of English History
from Contemporary Writers, the Rolls of Parliament, and other
Public Records. Illustrated. 8vo, half roan. Library edition.
Oxford, 1876
Bnalisb trtstorg anfc> Xiterature 181
1517 ANSTED (DAVID T.) The Channel Islands. By D. T. Ansted
and R. G. Latham. Revised and edited by E. T. Nicolle. Maps,
and numerous illustrations. Thick crown 8vo, cloth. (Third edition.)
London, n. d. [1893?]
1518 ARBER (EDWARD). A List based on the Registers of the
Stationers' Company of 837 London Publishers, between 1553 and
1640 A. D. 4to, boards, pp. 32. Birmingham (England), 1890
1519 ASHTON (JOHN). Romances of Chivalry, told and illustrated
in Facsimile. Numerous facsimile illustrations from rare early editions.
8vo, cloth. London, 1887
1520 ATKINS (T. DE COURCY). The Kelt or Gael, his Ethno-
graphy, Geography and Philology. 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
152 1 AUTOGRAPHS. Netherclift (F. G.) The Hand-Book of
Autographs; being a ready Guide to the Handwriting of dis-
tinguished Men and Women of every Nation. With Biographical
Index by Richard Sims. Small 4to, half roan. A. L. S. of Nether-
clift inserted. London [1862]
1522 Phillips (L. B.) The Autographic Album. A Collection
of 470 facsimiles of holograph writings of Royal, Noble and Dis-
tinguished Men and Women of various Nations. With Biographical
Notes, etc. Small 4to, cloth. London, 1866
1523 Scott (Rev. Dr.) and Davey (Samuel). A Guide to the
Collector of Historical Documents, Literary Manuscripts and Auto-
graph Letters, etc. With an Index of Books of Reference; also a
new edition of Wright's Court-hand Restored, with introductory
chapter for the use of students. Numerous facsimiles. Small 4to,
half morocco, gilt top. London, 1891
1524 [Turner (Dawson).] Guide to the Historian, the Biographer,
the Antiquary, the Collector of Autographs, etc., towards the Veri-
fication of Manuscripts. Royal 8vo, cloth. Yarmouth, 1848
* An Index of Books in which facsimiles may be found.
1525 Turner (Dawson). Descriptive Index of the Contents of
Five Manuscript Volumes illustrative of the History of Great
Britain in the library of Dawson Turner. 8vo, cloth.
Great Yarmouth : Privately Printed, 1851
1526 Turner (Dawson). Catalogue of the Manuscript Library of
the late Dawson Turner, comprising his matchless collection of
upwards of Forty Thousand Autograph Letters . . . richly Illumi-
nated Missals, etc. To be sold by Auction by Messrs. Puttick and
Simpson, June 6-10, 1859. 8vo, cloth. London, 1859
* Illustrated with facsimiles.
1 82 Engltsb HMstors anfc ^Literature
1527 riACON (FRANCIS, LORD). Abbott (Edwin A.) Francis
\_j Bacon. An Account of his Life and Works. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1885
1528 Lovejoy (B. G.) Francis Bacon (Lord Verulam) : a Critical
Review of his Life and Character, with selections from his Writ-
ings. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1
1529 Spedding (James). An Account of the Life and Times of
Francis Bacon. Extracted from the edition of his occasional writ-
ings by James Spedding. Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1878
1530 BARNES (WILLIAM). Notes on Ancient Britain and the Bri-
tons. i2mo, cloth. London, 1858
1531 BATTLE ABBEYi Descriptive Catalogue of the Original Char-
ters, Royal Grants, and Donations . . . Monastic Chartulary . . .
and other Documents constituting the Muniments of Battle Abbey
. . . containing also a great mass of papers relating to the Family
of Browne ennobled as the Lords Viscount Montague . . . with
others relating to the Sidneys, Earls of Leicester, and the whole of
the Webster Family Evidences. The whole bound in 97 folio vol-
umes and offered for sale by Thomas Thorpe. 8vo, cloth, pp. 221.
London, 1835
1532 Lower (Mark Antony). The Chronicle of Battle Abbey
from 1066 to 1 176. Now first translated with Notes and Abstract
of the subsequent History of the Establishment. Two colored fac-
similes of the original MS. 8vo, cloth. London, 1851
* The Chronicle of Battle Abbey is a monkish manuscript written apparently in the
12th Century, and commencing with the battle of Senlac — where Harold, the last
Saxon king of England, was killed — and continuing to nearly the close of the twelfth
century, and containing many notes on feudal customs, anecdotes of the early Nor-
man kings, etc.
1533 BAXTER (RICHARD). What We Must Do to Be Saved. Edited
by the Rev. Alexander Grosart; also in the same volume, Annotated
List of the Writings of Richard Baxter made from copies of the
Books and Tractates themselves. By Grosart. 121110, cloth.
* Only 150 copies printed for Private Circulation. [Edinburgh] 1868
1534 BEATSON (ROBERT). A Political Index to the Histories of
Great Britain and Ireland; or, A Complete Register of the Heredi-
tary Honours, Public Offices and Persons in Office from the Earliest
Periods to the Present Time. Third Edition, corrected and en-
larged. 3 vols. 8vo, full calf, gilt London, 1806
Enoltsb ibteton? anfc Xiterature 183
1535 BEAUMONT and FLETCHER. Potter (A. C.) A Bibli-
ography of Beaumont and Fletcher. Royal 8vo, sewed, pp. 20.
(Republished from the Bulletin of Harvard University.)
Cambridge, Mass., 1890
1536 BEDE'S ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. Gidley (Rev. L.)
Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation. Translated
by the Rev. L. Gidley. Crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1870
1537 Mayor (J. E. B.) and Lumby (J. R.) Venerabilis Bedoe His-
toria, libri III , IV. (Edited with very copious Notes and a Glos-
sary.) Crown 8vo, cloth. Cambridge: The University Press, 1881
1538 BELLOWS (JOHN). Survivals of Roman Architecture in Britain.
[Reprinted from Proceedings of the Cotteswold Naturalists' Field
Club.] Illustrated. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 18. Gloucester, Eng., 1901
* Only a few copies privately printed for presentation purposes.
1539 [BENTLEY (SAMUEL).] Excerpta Historica; or, Illustrations
of English History. 8vo, cloth, uncut. London: S. Bentley, 1851
* A Curious and Interesting Collection of Old English State Papers, Poems, Letters,
and other Documents throwing light on the periods of the 13th to 16th Century. Sir
Harris Nicolas assisted in the work. The principal editor, Samuel Bentley, was one
of the original founders of the well-known publishing firm,
1540 BIBLE (THE). The Holy Bible, containing the Old Testament
and the New. Thick i2mo, old scored calf, the margins and titles
ruled with red lines. London: J. Bill and C. Barker, 1663
* At the end is Sternhold and Hopkins' Metrical Version of the Psalms, 1663.
1541 [Bowden (A. J.)] Mr. D. F. Appleton's Collection of Bibles
and Prayer Books, chiefly in the English Language. i2mo, wrap-
pers, pp. 26. Autograph letters of the compiler, and note by D. F.
Appleton laid in. New York, 1899
* Only a very limited number printed at the De Vinne Press for private use.
1542 Cotton (Rev. Henry). A List of Editions of the Bible and
Parts thereof in English, from 1505 to 1820; also bound with Cotton's
Typographical Gazetteer Attempted. 8vo, half calf.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1821-25
1543 Second Edition of the same, corrected and enlarged. 8vo,
cloth. Oxford: The University Press, 1852
1544 Cotton (Rev. Henry). Rhemes and Doway. An Attempt
to shew what has been done by Roman Catholics for the diffusion
of the Holy Scriptures in English. (Contains bibliography of
Catholic Versions of the Bible.) 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The University Press, 1855
184 Bnglisb Ibistorg an& Xfterature
1545 BIBLE (THE). Dore (J. R.) Old Bibles; or, an Account of
the Various Versions of the English Bible. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1876
1546 Second Edition of the same, enlarged. Facsimiles. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1888
1547 Edgar (Andrew). The Bibles of England: a Plain Account
.... of the Principal Versions of the Bible in English. 8vo, cloth.
Paisley (Scotland), 1889
Bibliograpbp.
1548 GROWOLL (A.) and EAMES (WILBERFORCE). Three
Centuries of English Booktrade Bibliography: an Essay on the
beginnings of Booktrade Bibliography since the Introduction of
Printing, and in England since 1595, with list of Catalogues. . . .
from 1595 to 1902. Portraits and facsimiles. 8vo, half calf, gilt top,
uncut. New York: The Dibdin Club, 1903
* No. 141 of only 550 copies printed. This volume contains a great deal of
material relating to the Term Catalogues, Maunsell's Catalogue, and other similar
book-catalogues, copies of which are in this collection.
1549 MAUNSELL (ANDREW). The First Part of the Catalogue of
English Printed Books: Which concerneth such matters of Divinitie,
as have bin either written in our owne Tongue, or translated out of
anie other language: And have bin published, to the glory of God,
and edification of the Church of Christ in England. Gathered into
Alphabet, and such Method as it is: also in the same volume, The
Seconde parte of the Catalogue of English printed Bookes: Eyther
written in our owne tongue', or translated out of any other language:
which concerneth the Sciences Mathematical!, as Arithmetick,
Geometrie, Astronomie, Astrologie, Musick, the Arte of Warre, and
Navigation: as also, of Phisick and Surgerie: which have beene
published to the glorie of God, and the benefit of the Common-
weale of England. Gathered into Alphabet, and such methode as
it is. The two parts in one vol., very finely bound by F. Bedford
in full mottled calf gilt, gilt edges. (Part I. printed by John
Windet, 1595, pp. (viii) -}- 123; Part II. printed by James Roberts,
1595, pp. (vi) + 27). Woodcut of the Arms of the Earl of Essex
on verso of title to Part II. Fine copy.
* Exceedingly rare. The First Printed Catalogue of English Books. In the preface
to the second part Maunsell proposes to issue a third part, but no more was ever pub-
lished. Like all the other early English catalogues, they are very valuable for the titles
of books which have now disappeared. The titles are quite full, and are arranged by
subject and author in one alphabet, being mostly of dates subsequent to 1540. See
Growoll, pp. 21-34.
jEnQlteb UMstors anfc ^Literature 185
BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
1550 LONDON (WILLIAM). A Catalogue of the most vendible books
in England, Orderly and Alphabetically Digested under the Heads
of Divinity, History, Physick, and Chyrurgery, Law, Arithmetick,
Geometry, .... Romances, Poems, Playes, &c , the like work
never yet performed by any. Small 4to, half morocco, gilt top.
London, 1658
* This very rare early catalogue was written by a North of England bookseller, and
is the first printed catalogue of books that is of length or importance. As would
naturally be expected, many rare books are listed, among them Mrs. Bradstreet's
Tenth Muse, the works of the poets Cleveland, Drayton, Fanshaw, Milton, Suckling,
Waller, Withers, the plays of Jonson, Shakespeare, Beaumont and Fletcher, Davenant,
etc. Purchas's Pilgrims, Tears of the Indians, James' Voyage, Cotton's Churches in
New England, Eliot and Mayhew's Conversion of the Indians, Rutherford on the
Churches of New England, George's [Gorges] America Painted to the Life, etc., etc.
Full titles are given, and a long introduction is prefixed. Bound at the end are the
two Supplements of 1658 and 1660. See Growoll, pp. 42-50.
1551 TERM CATALOGUES (THE). A Catalogue of Books Con-
tinued, Printed and Published at London in Michaelmas Term, 1674,
pp. 8; the same, Hilary, 1674, pp. 6; the same, Easter, 1675, pp.
4; the same, Trinity, 1675, pp. 4; the same, Michaelmas, 1675, pp.
6; the same, Hilary, 1675,. pp. 6; the same, Easter, 1676, pp. 6;
the same, Michaelmas, 1676, pp. 10; the same, Hilary, 1676, pp. 4;
the same, Easter, 1677, pp. 6. Bound in one volume, small folio,
cloth. [London, 1674-77]
* A scarce run of the original issues of the Term Catalogues, lacking only
Trinity Term 1676. The first number of these has Clavell's name in the imprint, the
second advertises that Clavell has printed the General Catalogue (the succeeding lot),
but the imprint reads "Printed by Andrew Clark" (Clavell's printer) "and are
to be sold by the Booksellers of London, 1674 ;" the rest bear no imprint whatever,
but continue the advertising of Clavell's General Catalogue. This forms a part of
the third series.
The foundation of our bibliographical knowledge of the literature of the English
Restoration period is to be found in the Registers of the Stationers' Company, which
from their nature are not easily accessible, and from what are known as " The Term
Catalogues." The Stationers' Company apparently projected an annual list, and pub-
lished one in 1664, of which only one copy is known, but for some reason seem to
have relinquished the idea. The "Term Catalogues," however, supplied the want,
and John Starkey issued the first two numbers in 166S and 1669. Then he was asso-
ciated with Robert Clavell, and finally when Starkey took part with the Duke of
Monmonth in his abortive rebellion, and had to fly the country, Clavell sent them
forth with his name alone in the imprint. Their special value lies in the full titles
they give, including many books which have now entirely disappeared.
1 86 Engltsb Ibistorp anfc> ^literature
BIBLIOGRAPHY-C»!^»^.
1552 TERM CATALOGUES (THE). The General Catalogue of
Books printed in England since the Dreadful Fire of London, 1666.
To the End of Trinity Term, 1674. Together with the Titles of all
Publick and Private Acts of Parliament: Proclamations: The Texts
of Single Sermons, with the Authors' Names: Playes Acted at both
Theatres: And an Abstract of the General Bills of Mortality since
1660. With a General Account of all the Books of Law, Naviga-
tion, Musick, &c. With a Catalogue of School Books. Collected
by Robert Clavel. Small folio, cloth, pp. 4+120 (title cut down
and mounted). London: Andrew Clark for Robert Clavel, 1675
Strictly speaking, this and the following lot are not " Term Catalogues," but Clavell's
list, based on the numbers of those catalogues issued between the dates mentioned,
but including as it does all that were comprised in the originals, is really more
valuable. This particular volume includes, sandwiched in between the books and
bordered with heavy black mourning bands, a statistical summary of all the " Christen-
ings and Burials " in London hetween the years 1661 and 1673. This includes the
" Plague," year when the number of persons who were buried jumped from eighteen
thousand in the previous year to over ninety thousand in that. The Index of Authors'
names has been filled out, where lapses have been made by the compiler, by some
former eighteenth century owner, who has also on some of the margins added the
names of the authors. The whole series of these catalogues is very rare.
1 553 The General Catalogue of Books printed in England since
the Dreadful Fire of London, 1666. To the end of Trinity Term,
1680. Together with the Texts of Single Sermons, with the
Authors' Names; Playes Acted at both the Theatres; And an Ab-
stract of the General Bills of Mortality since 1660. With an Ac-
count of the Titles of all the Books of Law, Navigation, Musick,
etc. And a Catalogue of School Books. To which is now added a
Catalogue of Latin Books Printed in Foreign Parts and in England
since the Year 1670. Collected by R. Clavell. Small folio, cloth,
pp. 4+ 191 + four unnumbered leaves between pp. 28-29. A few
contemporary notes written in. Fine copy with good margins.
London: S. Roy croft for Robert Clavel, 1680
* The first auction sale of books is supposed to have taken place in London (as
also in England) for the first time in 1676, a London bookseller — William Cooper —
being the introducer of the system, having, no doubt, obtained the idea from the auc-
tion sales of the Elzeviers in Leyden. Clavell refers to these sales of Cooper's in
amusing terms in his preface:
" As to the late Method used in Selling Books by Auction in London, I suppose
that many men have paid dear for their experience in this way; and I judge it may be
demonstrable, that 'tis more probable for the Buyer to gain advantage by a Lottery,
than in this way. . .it being apparent that most Books bought in an Auction, may be
had cheaper in Booksellers Shops. . .And it cannot be well judged otherwise, for. ..
many commissions for the best Books are given, it may be twenty Orders for one
Engltsb Ibistors ant) Xiteraturc 187
BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
Book, that when the Buyers think to have it Cheap, they out-bid one another, and run
10 or 12s. in 30 beyond the Price in Shops, sometimes more, sometimes less. The
Experience of which being known and felt, and the imposing of old Rubbish out of
Shops, and bad Editions of Books under pretence of eminent Mens Libraries, with
other methods not here mentioned, may in a little time put an end to this Project," etc.
One may infer from this that auction sales of books must have made greater pro-
gress than is usually believed to have been the case in the three years that they had
been in existence in England. Clavell's argument on behalf of the booksellers seems
to have been somewhat weak when all that he could say was that a probable seller by
auction would get somewhere about 50 per cent, more than the trade would give him.
1554 TERM CATALOGUES (THE). A Catalogue of Books con-
tinued, Printed and Published at London in Michaelmas Term,
1680, pp. 10; the same, Hilary Term, i68|, pp. 9; the same, Easter
Term, 1681, pp. 8; the same, Trinity Term, 1681, pp. 7; the same,
Michaelmas Term, 1681, pp. 10; the same, Hilary Term, i68£, pp.
10 (blank edges of some of the margins torn off); the same, Easter
Term, 1682, pp. 8; the same, Trinity Term, 1682, pp. 8; the same,
Michaelmas Term, 1682, pp. 12; the same, Hilary Term, i68|, pp.
6; the same, Eastern Term, 1683, pp. 10 (some of the margins dam-
aged); the same, Trinity Term, 1683, pp. 10; the same, Michaelmas
Term, 1683, pp. 12; the same, Hilary Term, i68£, pp. 6. Bound in
onevolume. Small folio, cloth. [London, 1680-1684]
* 14 consecutive numbers of the original issues. The imprint on all of these is
"Printed for the Booksellers of London," with the exception of Trinity Term, 1682,
which is " Printed for Benjamin Tooke." This forms part of the Fourth Series.
1555 Another volume containing the same numbers as the preced-
ing, with the exception of Michaelmas, 1681; Hilary and Easter,
1682; Michaelmas, 1682; Hilary and Michaelmas, 1683; and Hilary,
1684, which are the Abridged Issues (2 pp. each, except Michaelmas,
1682, which has 4 pp.); also with the issues for Hilary Term, i68f,
pp. 2 (Abridged issue); Easter Term, 1684, pp. 2 (Abridged issue);
Trinity Term, 1684, pp. 8; Michaelmas Term, 1684, pp. 4 (Abridged
issue); Hilary Term, i68i, pp. 8; Easter Term, 1685, pp.8; Trinity
Term, 1685, pp. 6; Michaelmas Term, 1685, pp. 10: Hilary Term,
i68|, pp. 6; Easter and Trinity Terms (one number), 1686, pp. 8;
Michaelmas Term, 1686, pp. 8; Hilary Term, i68f, pp. 2 (Abridged
issue); Easter Term, 1687, pp. 4; Trinity Term, 1687, pp. 4; Michael-
mas Term, 1687, pp. 8; Hilary Term, i68|, pp. 6; Easter Term, 1688,
pp. 4; Trinity Term, 1688, pp. 6; Easter Term, 1689, pp. 18. Bound
in one volume. Small folio, cloth. [London, 1680-89]
* Beginning with 1680 there was also issued an Abridged Issue of some — at least —
of the Term Catalogues, containing the titles, etc., in a condensed form. Prof. Arber,
who is now reprinting these catalogues (not yet completed) states that only six of these
1 88 jBwQlisb HMstorp ani> Xiterature
BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
abridged issues are known to be in existence. This volume contains these six
numbers, AND four others hitherto unknown, forming a remarkable collection
of the extremest rarity.
The imprints on all of these is " Printed for the Booksellers of London," with the
exception of Trinity Term, 1682, which has " Printed for Benjamin Tooke." The
Abridged Issues have no imprint, and were possibly leaflets published for the use of
those booksellers who frequented the public fairs.
1556 Another volume containing Hilary, i6g^, pp. 7; Easter, 1696,
pp. 6 ; Trinity, 1696, pp. 1 1 ; Michaelmas, 1696, pp. 9 ; Hilary, 169^,
pp. 8; Easter, 1697, pp. 6; Trinity, 1697, pp. xi. ; Michaelmas, 1697,
pp. xi. ; Hilary, 169^, pp. 10; Easter, 1698, pp. 7; Trinity, 1698,
pp. 14; Michaelmas, 1698, pp. 13 ; Hilary, 169I-, pp. xi. ; Easter, 1699,
pp. xi. ; Trinity, 1699, pp. 1 3 ; Michaelmas, 1699, pp. 1 2 (lacks a leaf
or two at end) ; Easter, i 700, pp, 10 ; Trinity, 1 700, pp. xi. ; Michael-
mas, 1700, pp. 14; Hilary, 170-2- , pp. 12 ; Easter, 1701, pp. 10; Trinity,
1 70 1, pp. 12 ; Michaelmas, 1701, pp. r2; Hilary, 170^, pp. xi. ; Easter,
1702, pp. 6; Trinity, 1702, pp. 10; Michaelmas, 1702, pp. 12; Hilary,
1 7 of, pp. 12; Easter, 1703, pp. 8 (small hole in one leaf) ; Michael-
mas, 1 703, pp. 1 6 ; Hilary, 1 70! , pp. 1 2 ; Easter, 1 704, pp. 8 ; Trinity,
1704, pp. 12; Michaelmas, 1704, pp. xi. ; Easter, 1705, pp. xi. ; Trin-
ity, 1705, pp. 14; Michaelmas, 1705, pp. 12; Hilary, i7of, pp. 10;
Easter, 1706, pp. 6; Trinity, 1706, pp. 12; Michaelmas, 1706, pp, 9;
Hilary, 1706 (misprinted 1706 for 1707), pp. 8; Easter, 1707, pp. 10;
Michaelmas, 1707, pp. 16; Hilary, 1707, pp. 4; Easter and Trinity,
1708 (in one number), pp. 14; Michaelmas and Hilary, 1708 (in one
number), pp. 19; Easter and Trinity, 1709 (in one number), pp. 13.
Bound in one volume. Small folio, old calf, blind-tooled centre
panels. Bookplate of Arthur Young. [London, 1696-1709]
* The whole of the Fifth Series is comprised in this volume, with the exception of
Hilary, 1700; Trinity, 1703; Hilary, 1705; and Trinity, 1707. According to Arber
this series is the rarest of all.
None of the numbers of this series have any imprint whatever. A curious fact in
the history of bookselling is the advertisement of a Book Lottery, which occurs in the
issue for Michaelmas, 1698, as follows:
" An Address to the Learned; or, an advantageous Lottery for Books unbound,
wherein each Adventurer of a Guinea, is sure of a Prize of two Pound value, and 'tis
but four to one that he has a Prize of 3, 6, 8, 12, or fifty Pounds. Proposals at large
may be had of the Undertakers, Daniel Midwinter and Thomas Leigh Booksellers at
the Rose and the Crown in St. Paul's Church-yard, and of most Booksellers of London,
and in the Country."
It would be interesting to know the result of this Lottery, and what were the books
thus disposed of, but no further notice seems to have been printed.
Only one more number is known after Trinity, 1709, an issue for Easter, 171T.
EnQlisb "UMstorE ant) literature 189
BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
1557 WILFORD'S CATALOGUES. The First Volume of the
Monthly Catalogue, containing an Exact Register of all Books,
Sermons, Plays, Poetry, and Miscellaneous Pamphlets printed and
published in London, or the Universities, from the beginning of
March, 1723, to the end of December, 1724, London : John Wilford,
1725; The Second Volume . . . being a General Register of Books
. . . printed and published ... in the Years 1725 and 1726,
London: John Wilford, 1727; The Third Volume . . . being a
General Register ... of Books . . . printed and published . . .
in the Years 1727 and 1728, London: John Wilford, 1729; also
(but without a general title) the Fourth Volume, containing the
numbers for 1729. Bound in two vols, small 4to, original boards,
sheep backs. London: John Wilford [1725-1729]
* The collations are as follows : The First volume, 20 monthly numbers, each
16 pp. with the exception of the first six, which have each 6 pp., and with Alpha-
betical Index of 16 pp.; 1725, 12 monthly numbers, each 12 pp. with the exception of
the last, which has 16 (8 pp. being the Index); 1726, 12 monthly numbers, each
12 pp. with the exception of the last, which has 18 (10 being the Index), paged con-
tinuously ; 1727, 12 monthly numbers, each 12 pp. with the exception of the last,
which has 16 (8 being the Index), paged continuously; 1728, 12 monthly numbers,
each 12 pp. with the exception of March, which has 16 (owing to Wilford's complaint
that a rival has started a similar publication), and the last, which has also 16(10
being the Index), paged continuously; 1729, 12 monthly numbers, each 12 pp. with
the exception of June and November, which have 16 pp. each, and the last, which
has also 16 pp. (8 being the Index), paged continuously.
When the Term catalogues ended in 1711, no regular book list seems to have been
issued, but only a few spasmodic attempts at intervals by various printers. The next
in order of date, and of any account, were these catalogues of Wilford's. These
volumes contain all the issues that are known of them, and it is doubtful whether any
more were ever published. Growoll is evidently in error in stating that this collection
was a reprint in " more or less contracted form." There can be very little doubt
that they are the regular monthly catalogues as issued, merely bound in volume form,
with a general title printed to each. One of the numbers contains the date of the
issue in the imprint, and a continued advertisement states that the former numbers are
kept in stock. Fine copy.
1558 NEW AND CORRECT CATALOGUE (A) of all the English
Books which have been printed since the Year 1700 to the Present
Time, with their prices. To which is added a complete List of Law
Books for the same Period, likewise of School Books now in use.
8vo, half calf, pp. 100 (blank margin of advt. cut).
London: Printed in the Year 1767
* Pages 105 to the end is " A List of Books published since this Catalogue was
put to Press. Also a few Articles omitted." No publisher or printer is given.
i9° Enalisb Ibfstorp ant) ^literature
BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
1559 GENERAL CATALOGUE OF BOOKS (A) in all Languages,
Arts, and Sciences, that have been Printed in Great Britain and
Published in London, since the Year 1700 to the Present Time. The
whole Alphabetically and Classically disposed under the several
Branches of Literature, with their sizes and prices. 8vo, original
boards, calf back, pp. 150. London: Printed in the Year 1779
* Although issued anonymously this is probably the first of W. Bent's famous
catalogues.
1560 BENT (W.) A General Catalogue of Books in all Languages, Arts
and Sciences printed in Great Britain and published in London,
from the Year 1700 to the Present Time classed under the several
Branches of Literature, and Alphabetically disposed under each
Head, with their sizes and prices. 8vo, original half boards (bind-
ing broken and name torn from the blank margin of title), pp. 164.
London: Printed for W. Bent, 1785
1 56 1 The London Catalogue of Books selected from the General
Catalogue published 1786, and including the Additions and Altera-
tions to September, 1791, classed under the several Branches of
Literature, and Alphabetically disposed under each head, with
their sizes and prices: With Supplement at end, dated 1792. 8vo,
original half boards (binding broken), pp. 160 -\- 8.
London: Printed for W. Bent, 1791
1562 The London Catalogue of Books, with their sizes and prices,
Corrected to September, 1799, London: W. Bent, 1799, pp. 182; also
in the same volume, The Modern Catalogue of Books . . . published
in London since the year 1792, and such as have been altered in
size or price since the London Catalogue of 1800, London: W.
Bent, 1803, pp. 88; and, The New London Catalogue of Books . . .
which have been published . . . and altered in size and price
since the London Catalogue ... to the end of the year 1800,
London: W.Bent, 1807, pp. 94. In one volume, crown 8vo, old
calf. London: Printed for W. Bent, 1799-1807
I5^3 The Modern Catalogue of Books, with their sizes and prices
and the names of the Publishers, containing the Books which have
been published in London since the year 1792, and such as have
been altered in size or price since the London Catalogue of 1800.
8vo, original half boards, pp. 88. London: Printed for W. Bent, 1803
Engltsb 1bistor£ anfc ^literature 191
BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
1564 BENT (W.) The London Catalogue of Books, with their sizes and
prices. Corrected to August, 1811. 8vo, original half boards (joints
cracked), pp. 239. London: Printed for IV. Bent, 181 1
1565 The London Catalogue of Books, with their sizes and
prices, 18 14. 8vo, original half boards (joints cracked), pp. 260.
London: Printed for W. Bent [1814]
1566 The Modern London Catalogue of Books, with their sizes,
prices, and publishers. Containing the Books published in Lon-
don, and those altered in size or price since the year 1800 to Oc-
tober, 1818. 8vo, original half boards, pp. 200.
London: W. Bent, 18 18
*567 A Catalogue of Books, with their sizes, prices, and pub-
lishers. Containing the books published in London, and those
altered in size or price since the London Catalogue of Books, 1818,
or from October 1818, to October 1820. 8vo, sewed, pp. 32.
London: W. Bent, 1820
1568 The London Catalogue of Books, with their sizes, prices,
and publishers. Containing the books published in London, and
those altered in size or price, since the year 1800 to October, 1822.
8vo, original half boards (cover loose), pp. 239.
London: W. Bent, 1822
1569 A Catalogue of Books with their sizes, prices, and publishers.
Containing the works published in London, and those altered in size
and price since the London Catalogue of 1822, or from October,
1822 to October, 1824. 8vo, sewed, pp. 44.
London: For the Executors of W. Bent, 1824
1570 The London Catalogue of Books, with their sizes, prices and
publishers .... since the year 1800 to March, 1827. 8vo, origi-
nal cloth, pp. 309. London: For the Executors of W. Bent, 1827
157 1 BENT (R.) The London Catalogue of Books, with their sizes,
prices and publishers .... published in London .... since the
year 1810 to Feb., 1831, London: R. Bent, 1831, pp. 336; also the
Supplement continuing the catalogue to Dec , 1832, inclusive, pp. 43.
In one volume. 8vo, original cloth. London: R. Bent, 1831-33
1572 London Catalogue of Books, with their sizes, prices and
publishers, containing the books published in London, and those
altered in size or price, since the year 1814 to Dec, 1834. 8vo,
cloth, pp. 350. London: R. Bent, 1835
i92 Englisb HMstorE an£> ^literature
BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
1573 BENT (R.) The London Catalogue of Books, with their sizes, etc.,
containing the books published in London .... since the year 1814
to 1839. 8vo, cloth, pp. 415. London: R. Bent, 1839
1574 HODGSON (T.) Supplement to the London Catalogue of Books,
edition dated 1839, containing the New Works and New Editions
published in London from January, 1839, to January, 1844, etc.
8vo, cloth, pp. 156. London: T. Hodgson, 1844
1575 The London Catalogue of Books published in Great Britain,
with their sizes, etc., from 1814 to 1846. 8vo, cloth, pp. 542.
London: T. Hodgson, 1846
1576 Bibliotheca Londonensis: a Classified Index to the Literature
of Great Britain during thirty years, arranged from and serving as
a Key to the London Catalogue of Books, 1814-46, which contains
the title, size, etc. 8vo, calf, pp. 293. London: T. Hodgson, 1848
1577 Supplement to the London Catalogue published in Great
Britain, with their sizes, etc., from 184610 1849, including a Classi-
fied Index. 8vo, cloth, pp. 124-56. London: T. Hodgson, 1849
1578 The London Catalogue of Books published in Great Britain,
with their sizes, etc., 1816-1851. 8vo, cloth, pp. 644.
London: T. Hodgson, 1851
1579 The Classified Index to the London Catalogue of Books pub-
lished in Great Britain, 1816 to 185 1, arranged throughout in regu-
lar alphabet. 8vo, cloth, pp. 295. Presentation copy from (R.)
Bent. London: T. Hodgson, 1853
1580 The London Catalogue of Books published in Great Britain,
with their sizes, etc., 1831 to 1855. 8vo, cloth, pp. 583.
London: T. Hodgson, 1855
1581 LOW (SAMPSON). The British Catalogue of Books published
from Oct., 1837, to Dec, 1852; also Index to the British Catalogue
published during the years 1837 to 1857 (Subject Index). 2 vols.
8vo, half morocco (a little rubbed). London, 1853, 1858
1582 The English Catalogue: Classified List of all Books published
in Great Britain and Ireland, with the principal books published in
America. (Index to Current Literature, 1859, incorporating Nos.
1-41 ; Index for Oct. -Dec. , 1861; English Catalogues for 1860-65,
1867-69, 1871-85, 1896-1900. (Wanting wrappers to 1879, and the
front wrapper to 1880.) Bound in 8 vols, cloth, one vol. half mo-
rocco, and the remainder in the original parts. (As a lot.)
London: S. Low, 1859-1900
Elt0lt0b Ibtetors an& Xiterature 193
BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
1583 LOW (SAMPSON). Duplicate Parts for 1864, 1867, 1873, 1876,
1882, 1883 and 1884. 8vo, in the original wrappers. (7 pieces.)
1584 The English Catalogue of Books. Vol. III. , January, 1872,
to December, 1880. Royal 8vo, half morocco. London, 1882
1585 The English Catalogue of Books. Vol. IV., January, 1881,
to December, 1889. Royal 8vo, half morocco. London, 1891
1586 Index to the English Catalogue of Books. Vol. IV., Jan.,
i88r, to Dec, 1889. Royal 8vo, half morocco. London, 1893
* Index of subjects.
1587 [ENGLISH] REFERENCE CATALOGUE OF CURRENT
LITERATURE. Containing the Full Titles of Books now in
Print and on Sale, with the prices and Index. Thick 8vo, half
roan. London, 1875
1588 The same for 1880. Thick 8vo, half roan. London, 1880
1589 The same for 1885. Thick 8vo, half roan. London, 1885
1590 The same for 1889. Thick 8vo, half roan. London, 1889
1591 The same for 1894. Thick 8vo, half roan. London, 1894
1592 The same for 1898. 2 vols, thick 8vo, half roan. London, 1898
1593 The same for 1902. 2 vols, thick 8vo, half roan. London, 1902
1594 CHIVERS (CEDRIC). New Catalogue of British Literature: a
Record of the Publications of the year, with Indexes [1896-97].
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1897-98
1595 CHIVERS (CEDRIC) and CAY (ARMISTEAD). New Book
List. Edited by Cedric Chivers and Armistead Cay. February to
August, 1898. With Cumulative [Subject] Indices, July and August,
1898. Illustrated. 9 Parts. 8vo, sewed. London, 1898
1596 LIVERPOOL FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. Catalogue of the
Reference Department, containing the books received up to Decem-
ber 3r, 1870. Compiled by Samuel Huggins. 4to, half morocco.
Liverpool, 1872
1597 LONDON INSTITUTION (THE). A Catalogue of the Library
of the London Institution, systematically classed; preceded by an
Historical and Bibliographical Account of the Establishment.
(Vol. I., the General Library; Vol. II., Tracts and Pamphlets;
Vol. III., Additions and Revisions, with Indexes of Authors and
Subjects; Vol. IV., Additions, 1843-52, with Indexes.) 4 vols,
royal 8vo, cloth. Not published. London, 1835-52
194 lEnalisb 1foistor£ anfc> literature
BIBLIOGRAPHY— Continued.
1598 LONDON LIBRARY (THE). Catalogue of the London Library.
With Preface, Laws and Regulations, and Appendix containing List
of Members, Contents of Collections, Alphabetical List of Tracts,
and Index of Subjects. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. (Fifth Edition )
* Edmund Yates' bookplate in each volume. London, 1888
1599 ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Catalogue of the
Library of the Royal Geographical Society, May, 1865; Classified
Catalogue of the Royal Geographical Society to December, 1870.
2 vols. 8vo, paper and cloth. London, 1865-71
1600 WELLS (W. H.) A small Pamphlet of 12 pp., containing a list
of English Grammars desired by the writer. (A list of nearly 500
English Grammars in all languages, useful for bibliographic pur-
poses.) 8vo, sewed. Chicago, 1880
1601 WILLIAMS (DANIEL). Catalogue of the Library at Red Cross
St., Cripplegate, founded pursuant to the will of the Rev. D. Wil-
liams, who died in theyear 1716. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1841
* The principal Nonconformist library in London. About 30,000 volumes are in
the library.
1602 BIBLIOTHECA ANGLO-POETICA. A Descriptive Catalogue
of a Rare and Rich Collection of Early English Poetry in the pos-
session of Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, illustrated
by Occasional Extracts and Remarks ... by A. F. Griffiths.
Frontispieces and portraits. 8vo, bound by Tout in half olive mo-
rocco gilt, gilt top, uncut. London, 1815
1603 BIGELOW (MARSHALL T.) Punctuation and other Typo-
graphical Matters. i6mo, cloth. Boston, 1881
1604 BLACKMORE (RICHARD DODDRIDGE). Fringilla; or,
Tales in Verse. With Sundry Decorative Picturings by Will. H.
Bradley. 8vo, half buckram, uncut. Cleveland, 1895
* 600 copies only, printed on hand-made paper.
1605 BLAKE (WILLIAM). Catalogue of Books, Engravings, Water-
Colors and Sketches by William Blake, exhibited at the Grolier
Club, Jan. and Feb., 1905. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 147.
New York: The Grolier Club, 1905
Englfsb trtstorp ant) Xiterarure 195
1606 BLOUNT (CHARLES). The Miscellaneous Works of Charles
Blount, Esq., containing The Oracles of Reason; Anima Mundi, or
the Opinions of the Ancients concerning Man's Soul after this Life;
Great is Diana of the Ephesians, or the Original of Priestcraft and
Idolatry; etc. To which is prefixed the Life of the Author, and an
Account and Vindication of his Death. i2mo, old calf, rebacked.
[London]: Printed in the year 1695
1607 BOOK COLLECTORS. Contributions towards a Dictionary of
English Book-Collectors, as also of some Foreign Collectors whose
Libraries were incorporated in English Colleciions, or whose books
are chiefly met with in England. Illustrated with portraits of Bilibald
Pirkheimer, after Durer, Henry Huth, Earl Spencer, Wm. Beckford,
Sir Richard Burton, and others; colored facsimiles of rare bindings, etc.
Complete set of the 13 parts, in the original wrappers. 8vo. (As
13 pieces.) London: B. Quaritch, 1892-99
* The contributors were Quaritch himself, W. C. Hazlitt, R. F. Roden, F. S. Ellis,
A. H. Huth, and other noted bibliophiles. Included is Hazlitt's Alphabetical Roll of
Book Collectors from 1316 to 1898. The only dictionary of this subject.
1608 BOOKSELLERS. Curwen (Henry). A History of Booksellers,
the Old and the New. Portraits and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, n. d.
1609 Knight (Charles). Shadows of the Old Booksellers. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1865
1610 Roberts (W.) The Earlier History of English Bookselling.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
161 1 Welsh (Charles). A Bookseller of the Last Century, being
some account of the Life of John Newbery and of the Books he
published, with a Notice of the later Newberys. Illustrations and
facsimile. Post 8vo, half calf, gilt. (Laid in is a Catalogue of
Juvenile Books published by Harris & Son, successors to Newbery.)
London, 1885
1612 Welsh (Charles). On Some Books for Children of the
Last Century. With a few Words on the Philanthropic Publisher
of St. Paul's Churchyard. Square i6mo, wrappers, pp. 104. (Sette
of Odd Volumes, No. 11.) London, 1886
♦Only 250 copies privately printed, this being No. 213. Relating to John New-
bery.
196 Englisb Ibtstorp anfc ^literature
1613 BREWER (R. F.) Orthometry. A Treatise on the Art of Versi-
fication and the Technicalities of Poetry. With a new and com-
plete Rhyming Dictionary. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1893
1614 BRIGHT (PROF. WILLIAM). Chapters on Early English
Church History. (From the earliest times to the death of St. Wil-
frith, A. D. 709.) 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1878
Seconfc Session,
Britieb flTmseum. Catalogue of tbe Xibrar^, Etc
1615 REPORT from the Select Committee on the Condition, Manage-
ment and Affairs of the British Museum; together with the Minutes
of Evidence, Appendix and Index. Folio, half calf. Bookplate of
Cornelius Walford. [London], 1835
* The Appendix is seldom found with the Report, only 100 copies having been
printed, and is consequently rare.
1616 COTTON MANUSCRIPTS. Catalogue of the Manuscripts in
the Cottonian Library in the British Museum. [By J. Planta,
Principal Librarian.] Folio, half calf, rebacked with cloth.
London, 1802
1617 LIBRORUM IMPRESSORUM qui in Museo Britannico ad-
servantur Catalogus. 7 vols, in 8. 8vo, full blue calf, gilt. Book-
plate in each volume of Sir Robert Peel. (As 8 vols.)
London, 1813-19
* This catalogue was compiled by Sir Henry Ellis and H. H. Baber.
1618 PANIZZI (A.) Catalogue of Printed Books in the British Museum.
Volume I. (completing the letter A). Folio, cloth.
London: Printed by order of the Trustees, 1841
* No more was published. Prefixed to this are the famous 91 rules for cataloguing
books, followed by the Museum authorities in this volume, and for the most part yet
adhered to.
1619 GRENVILLE LIBRARY. Bibliotheca Grenvilliana; or, Biblio-
graphical Notices of Rare and Curious Books forming part of the
Library of the Right Hon. Thomas Grenville. Edited by J. T.
Payne and H. Foss. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1842
* Five years later this famous library was bequeathed to the British Museum.
Bnolisb Ibtetors an& Xiterature 197
BRITISH MUSEUM— Continued.
1620 LIST of the Books of Reference in the Reading Room of the British
Museum. Printed by Order of the Trustees. Large folding plan of
the Reading Room. 8vo, cloth. [London], 1859
* Laid in is, " British Museum. New Reading Room and Libraries. With a Plan.
London, J. Murray, 1857," pp. 16, and a view from " The Graphic" of the room.
162 1 The Second Edition, Revised, of the same. Frontispiece, etc.
8vo, half calf. [London], 187 1
1622 CATALOGUE OF PRINTS AND DRAWINGS in the
British Museum. Division I. Political and Personal Satires.
(No. 1 to 1235.) Vol. I. 1320 to April 11, 1689. 8vo, cloth, pp. 752.
London: Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1870
1623 CATALOGUE OF THE PRINTED BOOKS in the Library
of the British Museum. Printed by Order of the Trustees. Com-
plete set of the 393 folio parts. 45 of the parts bound in 9 vols,
half morocco, the remainder in the original wrappers as issued, a
few being prepared for binding. With the title and list of parts,
and the list of parts issued in 1896. (Sold as a lot.)
London, 1881-1900
* It is doubtful if there be another complete set of this valuable publication in
America, outside of a few public libraries. Included in this set is the Index to the
parts relating to Periodical Literature, which was issued after the printing of the title.
No copy, we believe, has ever been sold by auction in this country.
An extract from the introduction is interesting:
" The old MS. catalogue consisted of more than 2,000 large folio volumes; this is
now contained in these 393 parts, each part averaging 300 columns, and each part sub-
jected to a careful revision before being sent to press. In the course of this revision
many improvements in the methods of arrangement were carried out, and errors care-
fully corrected. The work of printing has taken 20 years."
Many of the parts are separate and complete bibliographies of authors or subjects.
Among these may be mentioned Shakespeare, Bibles (4 parts), Luther, Rome. France,
(an extra thick part), Liturgies (3 parts), London (2 parts), Ireland, Cicero, Virgil,
Ephemerides (Almanacks), Catalogues, England (Laws, etc., 6 parts), Germany,
Milton (nearly one whole part), Smith (family name, an extra thick part, as would
naturally be expected), Periodical Publications (Revised issue, 7 parts), etc., etc.
The General Catalogue of the British Museum, now completed for the whole
alphabet, is the greatest of all bibliographical undertakings. Some idea of its vast
extent may be had from the statement that it fills about 12 feet of shelf room, that it
comprises over 105,000 printed columns, or more than 52,000 pages, and that it con-
tains upwards of 2,000,000 entries. Every language and literature of the world is
represented. Thousands of names appear which are to be found in no biographical
dictionary, and in no other catalogue; and the care with which full and correct names
are given, with the elaborate system of cross-references, adds greatly to its usefulness.
For information about books, about the various editions of any author's works, about
198 Engltsb 1fotetor£ anfc ^Literature
BRITISH MUSEUM— Continued.
rare and early printed editions, and about persons concerning whom books have been
written, there is no other reference work in existence to compare with it. The article
England fills 791 pages; France, 402 pages; Academies, 509 pages; Periodical Pub-
lications, 858 pages; Bible, 622 pages; Liturgies, 388 pages; Smith, 163 pages;
Horace, 45 pages; Virgil, 37 pages; and other articles in proportion; each page in
double columns.
1624 BRITISH MUSEUM. British Museum Catalogue. (Accessions.)
Class I. New English Books; also Works in Foreign Languages
printed in England. 5 Parts, 4to, wrappers. London, 1880
* This forms Section A. The series of "Accessions" which follow are the new
purchases that were made during the printing of the large complete catalogue, and
consequently many of the books are not included in that one. To form a complete
set it is necessary to add these " Accessions." Nearly the whole of the Series are out
of print and scarce.
1625 British Museum Catalogue. (Accessions.) Section II. New
Foreign Publications. 6 Parts, 4to, wrappers. London, 1880
* This forms Section B.
1626 British Museum Catalogue. (Accessions.) Sections A and B,
continuation of above 2 lots, 84 Parts, 4to, wrappers. London, 1880-86
1627 British Museum Catalogue. (Accessions.) Section C. Old
English Books, also Works in Foreign Languages printed in
England. 22 parts, 4to, wrappers. London, 1880-86
1628 British Museum Catalogue. (Accessions.) Section IV. Old
Foreign Books. 36 parts, 4to, wrappers. London, 1880-86
* This forms Section D.
1629 British Museum Catalogue of Printed Books. (Accessions.)
Section E. Main Titles in various Languages from Old Catalogue.
Part XIII. (Schi-United). 4to, wrappers, pp. 1177-1235.
London, 1883
*A pencil note by Mr. Eames on it states that it is the only copy he has ever seen
of this Section E. It is not sold to the public or distributed to libraries.
1630 Catalogue of Printed Books. Periodical Publications.
Complete with Index. Folio, wrappers, 7 parts. London, 1885-86
* The earlier issue. The revised issue is contained in the complete catalogue
of 393 parts.
1631 CATALOGUE of Books in the Library of the British Museum
printed in England, Scotland, and Ireland, and of Books in English
printed abroad, to the year 1640. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London : Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1884
* Mr. Eames has made some notes on the margins in ink, under the subject of
Bibles, pointing out the copies that are in the Lenox Library, and laid in is an addi-
tional list written on three pages.
JEnalteb ibistors ant> Xfterature 199
BRITISH MUSEUM— Continued.
1632 FORTESCUE (G. K.) A Subject Index of the Modern Works
added to the Library of the British Museum iq the years 1880-
1885. Thick imp. 8vo, cloth, pp. 1044.
London: Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1886
l^ZZ Subject Index of the Modern Works added to the Library of
the British Museum in the years 1885-1890. Royal 8vo, cloth,
pp. 700. London: Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1891
1634 Subject Index of the Modern Works added to the Library of
the British Museum in the years 1891-1895. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp.
901. London: Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1897
1635 British Museum. Catalogue of the printed Maps, Plans,
and Charts in the British Museum. 2 vols, folio, cloth. (Over
1000 pages). London: Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1885
* Prepared under the direction of Prof. R. K. Douglas.
1636 FISHER (RICHARD). Introduction to a Catalogue of the
Early Italian Prints in the British Museum. 8vo, cloth, pp. 470.
London: Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1886
1637 MANUSCRIPTS. Catalogue of Additions to the Manuscripts in the
British Museum in the years MDCCCLXXXII-MDCCCLXXXVII.
Thick royal 8vo, cloth, pp. 1140.
London: Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1889
1638 STOWE MANUSCRIPTS. Catalogue of a Selection from the
Stowe Manuscripts exhibited in the . . . British Museum. 15 auto-
type facsimiles. 8vo, boards. London, 1883
1639 KENYON (FREDERIC G.) Facsimiles of Biblical Manu-
scripts in the British Museum. 25 full-page autotype facsimiles, rep-
resenting manuscripts from the Third Century on papyrus to the
15th Century, with descriptions and transliterations. Folio, half
morocco. London: Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1900
1640 GUIDE to the Printed Books in the King's Library, 1891, pp. in,
Guide to the Exhibition Galleries, 1892, pp. 288. 2 pieces 8vo,
wrappers.
1641 BIRCH (W. DE GRAY) and JENNER (H.) Early Draw-
ings and Illustrations. An Introduction to the Study of Illustrated
Manuscripts, with a Dictionary of Subjects in the British Museum.
12 facsimiles. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
200 lEnglisb HMstors an& ^Literature
BRITISH MUSEUM— Continued.
1642 CORNEY (BOLTON). Bibliographic Projects: respectfully
submitted to the Right Honourable the Earl of Ellesmere, etc.
Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 12. n. p., n. d.
* Criticisms on the British Museum Library Catalogue, with illustrations of errors
and absurdities. Privately printed and very rare. Printed possibly about i860.
1643 COWTAN (ROBERT). Memories of the British Museum.
Portrait of Sir A. Panizzi. 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
1644 EDWARDS (EDWARD). Lives of the Founders of the British
Museum, with Notices of its Chief Augmentors and other Bene-
factors, 1570-1870. Bound in 2 vols. 8vo, half red morocco gilt,
gilt edges (a little rubbed). London, 1870
* Extra-illustrated with about 70 portraits, including a scarce, early portrait of Sir
Walter Raleigh (by Vaughan ?) ; Sir Joseph Banks, mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds ;
Franklin'; C. J. Fox; Pitt; Thomas Howard, Earl of Arundel; Harley, Earl of
Oxford; Defoe ; Sydenham ; Hans Sloane ; Sir Thomas More ; Sir Thomas Bodley ;
etc., etc. Most of the portraits neatly inlaid.
1645 FAGAN (LOUIS). Handbook to the Department of Prints and
Drawings in the British Museum. With Introduction and Notices
of the various Schools, etc. Frontispiece. 8vo, cloth. London, 1876
1646 Another copy. 8vo, limp boards.
1647 The Life of Sir Anthony Panizzi, late Principal Librarian
of the British Museum. Etched portrait and other illustrations by
the author. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
1648 NICHOLS (THOMAS). A Handbook for Readers at the British
Museum. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1866
* Information on all matters connected with the Library, how to obtain admission,
how to find a book, hints as to the divisions in the catalogue, etc.
1649 A Handy-Book of the British Museum for Every-day Readers.
Numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
1650 BRODIE (GEORGE). A Constitutional History of the British
Empire, from the Accession of Charles I. to the Restoration. With
Introduction tracing the Progress of Society and of the Constitu-
tion from the Feudal Times, etc. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1866
1651 BROOKE (STOPFORD A.) The History of Early English Lite-
rature: being the History of Early English Poetry from its Begin-
nings to the Accession of King Alfred. Map. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1892
Englfeb flMstors an& Xitcrature 201
1652 BROWN (GOOLD). The Grammar of English Grammars. With
an Introduction, Historical and Critical. . . . Key to the Oral Exer-
cises, etc. With an Index of Matters by S. U. Berrian. Portrait
of the author. Thick royal 8vo, half morocco. New York, 1864
1653 BROWNING (ELIZABETH BARRETT). Elizabeth Barrett
Browning and her Scarcer Books: a Bio-bibliographical Note. By
H. Buxton Forman. Small 4to, vellum.
London: Privately printed \ 1896
* Only 30 copies printed. With two facsimile titles.
1654 BUFFALO PUBLIC LIBRARY MANUSCRIPTS. De-
scriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts and Autographs (Gluck
Collection). Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 149. Buffalo, July, 1899
1655 BUNYAN (JOHN). John Bunyan: his Life, Times, and Work.
By John Brown. Illustrations by Whymper. 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
1656 Another edition of the same, with additions. 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1888
* Laid in are several letters from the author, and from Dr. W. Tarbutt on Bunyan
matters.
1657 BURBIDGE (EDWARD). Liturgies and Offices of the Church,
for the use of English Readers. Folding comparative Table of
Liturgies preceding title. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1886
* A comparative history, showing the various changes and modifications in the
Liturgy from the Service, as described by Justin Martyr, to the present time. Pre-
fixed is a catalogue of the Remains of Abp. Cranmer's Library.
1658 BURNET (BP.) The History of the Reformation of the Church
of England. New edition, with numerous Illustrative Notes and a
copious Index. Portrait. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half calf, gilt.
London, 1850
1659 BURROWS (MONTAGU). The History of the Foreign Policy
of Great Britain. 8vo, cloth. (A. L. S. of author laid in.)
Edinburgh, 1895
1660 BURTON (JOHN HILL). The Book-Hunter. New edition.
With Memoir of the Author. Etched portrait. Small 4to, buckram,
gilt, uncut. Edinburgh, 1882
* Only 250 copies printed for America, this being No. 231. This edition has
added to it an Index, and includes the emendations or additions made by Burton in
his own copy.
1661 BUTLER (JOSEPH). The Analogy of Religion. With Analyti-
cal Index by Edward Steere. 8vo, cloth. London, 1857
* Fine large-type edition, printed by the Whittinghams.
202 Bnglisb "fcistors anfc Xiterature
1662 BUXTON (SYDNEY C.) A Handbook to Political Questions of
the Day, with the Arguments on either Side. Third edn. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1881
1663 />ALAMY (EDMUND). An Abridgement of Mr. Baxter's His-
\^j tory of his Life and Times, with an Account of the Ministers,
etc., who were Ejected after the Restauration of King Charles II.,
portrait of Baxter by Vertue {and portrait of Calamy inserted), 2 vols.,
17 13 ; also the Continuation of the Account of the Ministers Ejected,
2 vols., 1827. Together 4 vols. 8vo, old calf. (Bookplate in each
volume of Wm. Bateman, of Middleton.) London, 1813-27
1664 CAMBRIDGE. Bowes (Robert). A Catalogue of Books printed
at or near to the University, Town, and County of Cambridge from
152 1 to 1893. With Bibliographical and Biographical Notes. Fac-
similes of head and tail pieces, initial letters, etc. Thick 8vo, buckram,
gilt top, uncut. Cambridge, 1894
* No. 13 of 100 copies printed on Dutch hand-made paper.
1665 Cooper (Charles Henry) and Cooper (Thompson). Athenae
Cantabrigienses, 1500-1609. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Cambridge, 1858-61
* The authors perform for Cambridge University what Wood has done for Oxford
in his Athenae Oxonienses.
1666 Hartshorne (Rev. C. H.) The Book Rarities in the Uni-
versity of Cambridge, illustrated by Original Letters, and Notes —
Biographical, Literary, and Antiquarian. Illustrated. 8vo, half
morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut. London, 1829
1667 James (M. R.) A Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts
in the Library of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Royal 8vo,
cloth. Cambridge: The University Press, 1895
1668 Sinker (Robert). A Catalogue of the Fifteenth Century
Books in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge. 8vo, cloth.
Cambridge, 1876
1669 Sinker (Robert). The Library of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge. Illustrated. Small 4to, cloth. Cambridge, 1891
1670 Smith (Rev. J. J.) A Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the
Library of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. 8vo, cloth.
Cambridge, 1849
1671 CAMDEN (WILLIAM). Remains concerning Britain. Portrait.
Post 8vo, cloth. (Library of Old Authors.) London, 1870
Englisb "foistors an& Xiterature 203
1672 CARDWELL (EDWARD). Synodalia: a Collection of Articles
of Religion, Canons, and Proceedings of Convocations in the
Province of Canterbury from the year 1547 to 17 17. With Notes,
Historical and Explanatory. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt.
Oxford: The University Press, 1842
1673 Documentary Annals of the Reformed Church of England:
being a Collection of Injunctions, Declarations, Orders, Articles of
Inquiry, etc., from the year 1546 to 1716. With Notes, Historical
and Explanatory. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt. (Bp. W. S. Perry's
copy, with his card inside.) Oxford: The University Press, 1844
1674 A History of Conferences and other Proceedings connected
with the Revision of the Book of Common Prayer from the year
1558 to 1690. 8vo, half calf, gilt. (Bp. WT. S. Perry's copy, with
his card inside.) Oxford: The University Press, 1849
1675 CARLYLE (THOMAS). Sartor Resartus. Portrait of Carlyle.
8vo, cloth. (Library Edition.) London, 1869
1676 [Shepherd (R. H.)] A Bibliographical List, arranged in
Chronological order, of the Published Writings in Prose and Verse
of Thomas Carlyle (from 1820 to 1881.) Post 8vo, cloth.
Lond., n. d. [1881?]
1677 CATNACH (JAMES). The Life and Times of James Catnach
(late of Seven Dials), Ballad Monger. By Charles Hindley. Col-
ored frontispiece and numerous illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1878
Milliam Carton.
1678 BULLEN (GEORGE— Editor). Caxton Celebration, 1877. Cata-
logue of the Loan Collection of Antiquities, Curiosities, and Appli-
ances connected with the Art of Printing (at) South Kensington.
Square crown 8vo, cloth. London
* The descriptions were the work of several authorities. W. Blades catalogued all
the Caxtons (190) and the early English imprints, Lord Charles Bruce catalogued the
Block-books and early European imprints, Henry Stevens catalogued all the Bibles,
G. W. Reid (of the British Museum) catalogued the books with woodcuts, etc. A
great'deaKof useful information for bibliographical students in this little volume.
1679 BEEDHAM (B. H.) A List of the Reproductions — both Imitation
and in Facsimile — of the Press of William Caxton. With some
Preliminary Observations. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 24.
Iowa City: Printed for the Author, 1879
* Only a very small number issued.
204 Engltsb Ifoistoq? ant> ^Literature
■WILLIAM CAXTON— Continued.
1680 BLADES (WILLIAM). The Life and Typography of William
Caxton, England's First Printer, with Evidence of his Typograph-
ical Connection with Colard Mansion, the Printer at Bruges. Com-
piled from Original sources. Numerous facsimiles and illustrations.
2 vols. 4to, half roan. London, 1861-63
* The original edition, now very scarce.
1681 The Biography and Typography of William Caxton, Eng-
land's First Printer. Facsimiles and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1882
1682 How to tell a Caxton, with some Hints where and how the
same might be found. Facsimiles, nmo, original wrappers (2 leaves
slightly torn in back margin). London, 1870
* Very scarce.
1683 KNIGHT (CHAS.) William Caxton, the First English Printer: a
Biography, portrait and illustrations, London, 1877; bound with it in
the same volume, Who Was Caxton?: a Monograph [by R. H.
Blades], 2 illustrations, London, 1877. Crown 8vo, half calf.
London, 1877
1684 PRICE (F. C.) Facsimiles of Examples from the Press of William
Caxton at Westminster, with a Memoir and Bibliographical Par-
ticulars of the Illustrations. 4to, wrappers.
London: Privately printed, 1877
1685 ARS MORIENDI. Photo-lithograph of the unique and perfect
copy, printed [by Caxton] about 1491, preserved in the Bodleian
Library, Oxford. Introductory Note by E. W. B. Nicholson. 8vo,
wrappers. London, n. d. [1891]
1686 ARTE AND CRAFTE TO KNOW WELL TO DYE (THE).
Facsimile reprint of Caxton's edition. 4to, boards, uncut. London, 1875
1687 CAXTON'S ADVERTISEMENT. Photo-lithograph of the
copy preserved in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, being one of the
only two copies known. Introductory note by E. W. B. Nicholson.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 7. London [1892]
1688 CRISTYNE DE PISAN. Morale Proverbes, translated by the
Earl Rivers, and reprinted from the original edition of William
Caxton, A. D. 1478. With Introductory Remarks by William
Blades. 4to, half calf. London, 1859
* Only "95 copies privately printed, this being a presentation copy from William
Blades to George Bullen. Original front wrapper bound in.
Englteb 1Mston> anfc Xtterature 205
WILLIAM CAXTON— Continued.
1689 DICTES AND SAYINGS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS. A
Facsimile Reproduction of the First Book printed in England by
William Caxton in 1477. 4to, boards, stamped with an antique
pattern from a contemporary binding. London, 1877
* The introduction is by William Blades. The text is in exact facsimile, including
the painted red letters.
1690 DICTES AND SAYINGS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS.
The beautifully printed Cranbrook Press edition, printed with
special type on hand-made paper. 4to, half vellum. (With Pres-
entation Inscription from the Publisher.) Detroit, 1901
* No. 61 of only 244 copies.
169 1 ENEYDOS. Caxton's Eneydos, 1490. Englisht from the French
Liure des Eneydes, 1483. Edited by the late W. T. Culley and F. J.
Furnivall, with a Sketch of the old French Roman d'Rneas, by Dr.
Salverda de Grave. 8vo, wrappers, pp. xxxii. + 2M- (Early English
Text Society.) London, 1890
1692 FIFTEEN OS AND OTHER PRAYERS (THE). Printed
by command of the Princess Elizabeth ... by William Caxton,
circa 1490. Reproduced in photo-lithography by Stephen Ay ling. Small
4to, parchment. London, n. d.
1693 GAME OF CHESSE (THE). Reproduction in Exact Facsimile
from a copy in the British Museum. With a few remarks on Cax-
ton's Typographical productions, by Vincent Figgins. 4to, half
roan. London, i860
1694 PARIS AND VIENNE. The storye of the Noble Ryght Valyant
and Worthy Knyght Parys and of the Fayr Vyenne the Daulphyns
Doughter of Vyennoys. From the unique copy printed by William
Caxton in the year 1485. With a Preface, Glossary, and Notes.
Facsimile leaf . Small 4to, roxburghe binding.
London: The Roxburghe Library, 1868
* Edited by W. C. Hazlitt. Only a limited number issued for subscribers.
1695 STATUTES OF HENRY VII. Exact facsimile from the rare
original printed by Caxton in 1489. With Notes and Introduc-
tion by John Rae. 4to, half roan, uncut. London, 1869
206 Englisb Dteton? anfc Xiterature
1696 CHAMBERS (ROBERT). Cyclopaedia of English Literature.
A History of British Authors, Biographical and Critical, with Speci-
mens of their writings. Fourth Edition, revised by Robert Carru-
thers. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1879
1697 CHARLES I. Chancellor (E. Beresford). The Life of Charles I.,
1 600- 1 625. Taken from Authentic Sources. With p photo-litho-
graphic reproductions of rare portraits. 8vo, half roan. London, 1886
(Seoffre\> Cbaucer.
1698 FURNIVALL (F. J.) The Harleian MS. 733 v, of Chaucer's
Canterbury Tales. With woodcuts of the Paintings of the 23 Tellers
of the Canterbury Tales copied from the Ellesmere MS., and cut by W. IT.
Hooper. 8vo, half crimson morocco gilt, gilt top, original wrappers
bound in. (Chaucer Society.) London, 1885
1699 GROLIER CLUB. [Catalogue of] An Exhibition of Original
and Other Editions, Portraits and Prints, commemorative of the
500th Anniversary of the Death of Geoffrey Chaucer. 121110, wrap-
pers, pp. 45. New York: The Grolier Club, Jan. -Feb., 1900
1700 Another copy. With the Grolier Club portrait of Chaucer
inserted.
1701 MORRIS (RICHARD). Chaucer's Translation of Boethius' " De
Consolatione Philosophise," edited from MS. in the British Museum
and at Cambridge. (With Introduction and Glossarial Index.)
Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. xxiii -+- 205. (Early English Text Society.)
London, 1868
1702 The Prologue, the Knightes Tale, the Nonne Preestes Tale.
Collations and additional notes, by W. W. Skeat. Crown 8vo,
cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1889
1703 POLLARD (A. W.) Chaucer. Portrait. i6mo, cloth. (Litera-
ture Primers.) London, 1893
1704 SKEAT (W. W.) The Prioresses Tale, Sire Thopas, the Monkes
Tale, the Clerkes Tale, and the Squieres Tale. (With Notes and
Glossary.) Crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1873
I7°5 Tr,e Tale of Gamelyn, from the Harleian MS., edited with
Notes and Glossarial Index. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1884
Englteb Ibteton? anfc Xiterature 207
GEOFFREY CHAUCER— Continued.
1706 SKEAT (W. W.) The Tale of Gamelyn. Edited by W. W. Skeat.
Square i2mo, boards, cloth back, uncut. New Rochelle, 1901
* Printed at the Elston Press. Only 200jssued.
1707 Chaucer. The Legend of Good Women. (With Notes, In-
troduction, Glossary, etc.) Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1889
1708 The Tale of the Man of Lawe, the Pardoner's Tale, Second
Nonne's Tale, the Chanouns Yemannes Tale. With Notes and
Glossary. Crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1889
1709 The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales. (With Notes, etc.)
Crown 8vo, boards. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1891
17 10 SWEET (HENRY). Second Middle English Primer. Extracts
from Chaucer. With Grammar and Glossary. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1886
1711 Another copy. Crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1886
1712 WEYMOUTH (R. F.) On Early English Pronunciation, with
especial reference to Chaucer, in opposition to the views maintained
by Mr. A. J. Ellis. 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
1713 CHEKE (SIR JOHN). The Gospel according to St. Matthew,
and part of the First Chapter of St. Mark, translated into English
by Sir John Cheke [circa 1550] from the original manuscript. With
seven original letters of Sir John Cheke. By James Goodwin. Fac-
similes. 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1843
17 14 CLARKE (W.) Repertorium Bibliographicum ; or, An Account
of the Most Celebrated British Libraries. Portraits, etc. Royal 8vo,
three-quarter crimson levant morocco, gilt, edges gilt on the rough,
by Stikeman. Fine copy. London, 1819
* Contains notices of famous collectors, libraries, and sales, with lists of the rarer
items. This copy includes [in addition to the exceedingly rare leaves containing
"Extracts from the Diary of Roger Payne," edited by George Stevens, with the
etching of the monument to Payne]; the " Dialogue in the Shades between Caxton,
Fodius, and Wynken," with the engraved frontispiece; and "A Ballad entitled Rare
Doings at Roxburghe-Hall." Very few copies were printed of these curious items ; of
the last, the " Rare Doings," only 30, which were sold at ten pounds ten shillings
each. Copies with the three are almost unknown.
208 lEnglisb Ifoistorg an& literature
1715 CLERGY LIST. The Clergy List for 1888, containing Alphabeti-
cal List of the Clergy in England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland;
List of Benefices, Cathedral Establishments, etc., etc. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1888
1716 Crockford's Clerical Directory for 1890, being a Statistical
Book of Reference for Facts relating to the Clergy and the Church.
Thick royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
1717 COLET (JOHN). A Life of John Colet, Dean of St. Paul's and
Founder of St. Paul's School, with an Appendix of some of his Eng-
lish Writings. By J. H. Lupton. Portrait from a rare print. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1887
1718 COLLIER (J.PAYNE). A Catalogue of Heber's Collection of
Early English Poetry, the Drama, Ancient Ballads, Broadsides,
Rare and Curious Books, etc. With Notices by J. Payne Collier,
and (printed) Prices and Purchasers' Names. 8vo, half roan.
London, n. d. [1834]
1719 A Bibliographical and Critical Account of the Rarest Books
in the English Language, alphabetically arranged. 4 vols, post
8vo, cloth. New York, 1866
1720 Notes on his Life, with a Complete List of his Works, etc.
By Henry B. Wheatley. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 67. London, i<
1721 COMENIUS (J. A.) Janua Linguarum Reserta. The Gate of
Languages Unlocked: or, a Seed-Plot of all Arts and Tongues, con-
taining a ready way to learn the Latine and English Tongue.
Formerly translated by Tho. Horn, afterwards much corrected and
amended by Joh. Robotham, now carefully reviewed by W. D., etc.
i2mo, old half calf (joints cracked). London, 1652
* A diligent contemporary student has written many marginal notes, and supple-
mented the Index at the end. An early edition of one of the famous English school-
books.
1722 COOKE (G. W.) The History of Party, from the Rise of Whig
and Tory Factions in the Reign of Charles II. to the Passing of the
Reform Bill. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1836-38
1723 COPINGER (W. A.) A Treatise on Predestination, Election, and
Grace; Historical, Doctrinal, and Practical. Thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1889
* With a valuable bibliography of 235 pp. of books on the subject.
1724 On the Authorship of the First Hundred Numbers of the
Edinburgh Review. i6mo, cloth.
Manchester: Privately printed at the Priory Press ^ 1895
lEnglfsb Ibistors ant> ^Literature 209
1725 CORNEY (BOLTON). Curiosities of Literature. By I. D'Israeli.
Illustrated by Bolton Corney. Post 8vo, cloth. (Presentation copy
from the author.) Greenwich: Printed by Especial Command [ 1837]
* The first edition. Only a very limited number were issued for presents. For
D'Israeli's reply to this see Lot No. 1792.
1726 Second. Edition of the same, "Revised and Acuminated."
Post 8vo, boards (with A. L. S. of the author laid in, and with auto-
graph of W. J. Thorns, the Antiquarian). London, 1838
1727 CORNWALL. Bannister (Rev. J.) A Glossary of Cornish Names,
Ancient and Modern, Local, Family, Personal, etc. 20,000 Celtic
and other names, now or formerly in use in Cornwall, with deriva-
tions, etc. 8vo, cloth. London, n. d. [1871?]
•
1728 Borlase (W. C.) Naenia Cornubise: A Descriptive Essay
illustrative of the Sepulchres and Funereal Customs of the Early
Inhabitants of the County of Cornwall. Numerous illustrations. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1872
1729 Jago (F. W. P.) An English-Cornish Dictionary. Compiled
from the Best Sources. Frontispiece. 4to, cloth. London, 1887
1730 Jenner (Henry). A Handbook of the Cornish Language,
chiefly in its Latest Stages; with some Account of its History and
Literature. Demy 8vo, cloth. London, 1904
* Containing a Cornish Grammar, Chapters on Swear-words, the Interpretation of
Cornish Names, etc.
1731 Magazine Articles. Legends and Traditions of Cornwall
(Dublin Univ. Mag., 187 1); Cornish Antiquities (Lond. Quart.,
1867); Cornish Legends (Chambers' Journal, 1866). 8vo, paper.
(3 pieces.)
1732 Norris (Edwin). The Ancient Cornish Drama. Edited and
translated by Edwin Norris. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (binding worn).
Very scarce. Oxford: The University Press, 1859
* Mystery Plays in Cornish Dialect of the 13th Century, with a transcript of an an-
cient Cornish vocabulary written possibly about the same period. Appended is Nor-
ris's Cornish Grammar.
1733 Stokes (Whitley). Gwreans An Bys. The Creation of the
World. A Cornish Mystery. Edited, with a Translation and Notes.
8vo, cloth. London, 1864
210 Enalisb ibistor^ anfc literature
1734 CORNWALL. Trenoodle (Uncle Jan). Specimens of Cornish
Provincial Dialect, collected and arranged by Uncle Jan Trenoodle.
With some introductory remarks and glossary. . . . with a selection
of songs and other pieces connected with Cornwall. Portrait of
Dorothy Pentreath, the last person who could speak Cornish. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1846
* Uncle Jan Trenoodle is a pseudonym for William Sandys, the well-known anti-
quarian writer.
1 735 Williams (Robert). Lexicon Cornu-Britannicum : a Dic-
tionary of the Ancient Celtic Language of Cornwall, in which the
Words are elucidated by copious examples from the Cornish Works
now remaining. . . . the Synonyms in Welsh, Armoric, Irish, Gaelic
and Manx. 4to, cloth. Llandovery, 1865
1736 CORSER (REV. THOMAS). Collectanea Anglo-Poetica, or a
Bibliographical and Descriptive Catalogue of a portion of a Collec-
tion of Early English Poetry, with occasional Extracts and Remarks,
Biographical and Critical. Complete set. n vols. 4to, cloth.
[Manchester]: The Chetham Society, 1860-83
* A valuable description, with collations, of a remarkable collection of the rarest
books of Early English Literature, from the time of Caxton to the commencement of
the 18th Century, some of the books being unique copies. The library was sold in
London, at intervals, from 1868 to 1873, realizing nearly $100,000. The last volume
contains a price-list of the sale, general index, memoir, portrait of the author, etc.
This copy is on Large Paper, exceedingly rare in this state, and in the original
cloth of the Society, with the exception of the first four parts, which have been re-
bound. On Large Paper only four copies of Part 1 were issued, two of Parts 2 and 3,
five of Part 4, six of Part 5, and five each of the remaining parts.
1737 The Catalogue of the Auction Sale of the Library (the first
eight parts, sold by Sotheby, Wilkinson, and Hodge; the ninth by
Capes, Dunn, and Pilcher). With the prices and purchasers very
neatly written in ink. In one volume. Royal 8vo, half morocco.
London: Sotheby, 1868-73; Manchester: Capes, etc., 1876
1738 COURTHOPE (W. J.) A History of English Poetry. Vol. I.
(The Middle Ages, Encyclopaedic Education of the Church, etc )
8vo, cloth. New York, 1895
1739 COVERDALE (MYLES). Memorials of the Right Reverend
Father in God Myles Coverdale . . . who First Translated the
whole Bible into English, together with divers matters relating to
the Promulgation of the Bible in the reign of Henry VIII. Fine
portrait. 8vo, cloth. London, 1838
Bnglisb trtstors an& Xtterature 211
174° CRAIK (G. L.) A Compendious History of the English Literature
and of the English Language, from the Norman Conquest, with
numerous specimens. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1861
1741 CUSHING (W.) Anonyms, a Dictionary of Revealed Authorship.
4 parts, 8vo, wrappers. Cambridge, Mass., 1891
1472 CUTTS (E. L.) Scenes and Characters of the Middle Ages. 182
illustrations. Small 4to, cloth. London, 1872
1743 pVANIEL (GEORGE). An Elizabethan Garland, being a De-
I 3 scriptive Catalogue of 70 Black-Letter Ballads, printed between
the years 1559 and 1597, in the possession of George Daniel of
Canonbury. Small 4to, half calf. London, 1856
* Very scarce. Only 25 copies were printed for private circulation. This one was
presented by Howard Staunton — the editor of Shakespeare — to Dr. Charles Mackay,
and a note by the latter states that it was printed at the Illustrated London News office.
George Daniel has written an Introduction to it.
1744 Catalogue of the most Valuable, Interesting, and Highly
Important Library of George Daniel . . . together with his
collection of Original Drawings and Water-Colors. A scarce proof
portrait of George Daniel inserted, and the prices and purchasers written
in ink. Royal 8vo, half russia, uncut. London: July, 1864
*One of the most important catalogues for a Shakesperean collector, containing a
remarkable collection of the works of the dramatist and of his contemporaries, as
well as of other early English authors, Black-Letter Ballads, etc. Scarce.
1745 [DAVIES (MYLES)]. Eikwv MiKpo-fti(3\iKT), sive Icon Libellorum,
or a Critical History of Pamphlets, tracing out the Rise, Growth,
and Different Views of all sorts of small Tracts or Writings, etc.
By a Gentleman of the Inns of Court. Parti. Crown 8vo, original
panelled calf, gilt. London, 1715
* Rare. This is the first part — complete in itself — of Davies' Athenae Britannic*.
It is written in the manner of Wood's Athenae Oxonienses, with biographical sketches
of the various authors. We believe only one copy is known — that in the British
Museum — of the complete set.
1746 DAWKINS (W. BOYD). Cave Hunting. Researches on the
Evidence of Caves respecting the Early Inhabitants of Europe.
Illustrated with colored plates and woodcuts. 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
* Scarce.
1747 Early Man in Britain, and his Place in the Tertiary Period.
Numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Scarce. London, 1880
212 Bnglisb Ifoteton? an& ^Literature
1748 DE FOE (DANIEL). An Alphabetical Catalogue of an Extensive
Collection of the Writings of Daniel De Foe, and of the Different
Publications for and against that very extraordinary Writer. Post
8vo, half roan, pp. 48. London: Whitmore and Fenn, 1830
1749 Lee (W.) A Chronological Catalogue of the Works of Daniel
Defoe. 4to, half roan (a little rubbed). Interleaved. [London], 1869
*Only 12 copies separately printed, and not for sale.
I75° Wright (Thomas). The Life of Daniel Defoe. Portrait
and facsimiles. 8vo, cloth. London, 1894
1751 DE LOLME (J. L.) The Rise and Progress of the English Con-
stitution. With an Historical and Legal Introduction and Notes by
A. J. Stephens. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1838
1752 DEVONSHIRE. Brushfield (T. N.) Description of a Perfo-
rated Stone Implement found in the Parish of Withycombe Raleigh.
Plate. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 4. [Pead at Barnstaple, England, 1890]
1753 Brushfield (T. N.) Notes on the Parish of East Budleigh.
Map and plate. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 57.
[Feadat Barnstaple, England, 1890]
1754 Brushfield (T. N.) Andrew Brice and the early Exeter
Newspaper Press, and who wrote the " Exmoor Scolding and
Courtship." Portrait and facsimiles. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 64.
[Pead at Exeter, England, July, 1888]
1755 DICKENS (CHARLES). Dickens Memento. Catalogue, with
Purchasers' Names and Prices Realized, of the Pictures, Drawings,
and Objects of Art of the late Charles Dickens, sold by Auction in
London, July 9, 1870. Introduction by Francis Phillimore, and
" Hints to Dickens Collectors," by J. F. -Dexter. 4to, cloth.
London, n. d. [1872?]
1756 Kitton (F. G.) Dickensiana. A Bibliography of the Litera-
ture relating to Charles Dickens and his writings. Portrait from a
drawing by Samuel Lawrence. Thick post 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London, 1886
1757 Pierce (Gilbert A.) The Dickens Dictionary. A Key to
the Characters and Principal Incidents in the Tales of Charles
Dickens. With Additions by William A. Wheeler. Portrait and
illustrations. Post 8vo, half calf (top margins of the leaves a little
stained). Boston, 1872
1758 Williamson (E. S.) Illustrated Catalogue of Works by, and
Literature relating to Charles Dickens. Crown 8vo, sewed, pp. 34.
(100 printed.) Toronto: Privately printed, 1896
JEnglisb Ibistorp anfc ^Literature 213
Dictionaries.
1759 ALPHITA, A Medico-Botanical Glossary from the Bodleian Manu-
script, Selden B. 35. Edited by J. L. G. Mowat. Small 4to,
wrappers, pp. 243. (Anecdota Oxoniensia.)
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1887
* The manuscript is a 15th Century transcript of an apparently much older original.
1760 BAILEY (N.) An Universal Etymological English Dictionary;
also the Supplementary volume. 2 vols. 8vo, original calf.
London, 1731-33
* The first volume is the sixth edition, 1733; the supplementary volume is the sec-
ond edition, 1731. Many curious and uncommon words occur throughout.
1761 BLOUNT (THOMAS). Glossographia; or, a Dictionary of
Hard Words of whatsoever Language, now used in our refined
English Tongue . . . etc. Fifth Edition, with many additions.
Post 8vo, sheep. London, 1681
1762 A Law-Dictionary and Glossary interpreting such Difficult
and Obscure Words and Terms as are found either in our Common
or Statute, Ancient or Modern Laws. Third Edition, to which are
added near Three Thousand Words from the Laws of the Saxon,
» Danish, and Norman Kings, by W. Nelson. Folio, half calf.
[London] : In the Savoy, 1 7 1 7
1763 BULLOKAR (JOHN). An English Expositor; teaching the In-
terpretation of the hardest words used in our Language. By J. B.
Newly revised . . . by W. S. i6mo, half calf. London, 1656
* The first wholly English Dictionary. This copy wants all the alphabet after
" Pro." Scarce.
1764 [COCKERAM (HENRY).] The English Dictionarie; or, an
Interpreter of Hard English Words, enabling as well Ladies and
Gentlewomen, young Schollers, Clerkes, Merchants, as also
Strangers of any Nation to the understanding of the more difficult
Authors already printed in our Language . . . etc. The Fourth
Edition, revised and enlarged. i6mo, old half calf. London, 1632
* One of the most interesting and curious of the Early English Dictionaries, and
the first in which (in the Second Part) an attempt is made towards giving synonymous
expressions. The Third Part treats of "Gods and Goddesses, Men and Women,
Boyes and Maids, Giants and Divels, Birds and Beasts," etc.
A glance through the book shows much of interest — words that have changed their
popular meaning, some that have been forgotten or become entirely obsolete, curious
words that suggest the invention of the compiler, and so on. In it occurs the word
actress. Women did not professionally adopt the stage for some years after the date
214 EnGlisb Ifoistors a^ ^Literature
DICTIONARIES— Continued.
of the publication of this dictionary, their parts being usually taken by men or boys.
The first English woman actress to perform in public — so far as known — is the Becky
Marshall mentioned by Pepys, though there is reason to believe that some French or
Italian women actors performed in England about this date. Other words are " blem-
ishes" markes made by hunters to shew where a Deere hath gone in; " bubulcilate,"
to cry like a cow boy; '''catastrophe," the end of a comedy; " lunacie," a disease when
at certain times of the Moone one is distracted in his Wits; " mimigraph," a writer
of wanton matters; " obambulate" to walkabroad; " opistograph," a book written on the
back side; " philologie" love of much babbling; " theatre" a place half-round where
people fare to behold solemne games and plaies; etc. The Third Part also contains
many curious explanations : of the crocodile it is said that having eaten a man, " it
will weep over the head, but in fine eate the head also, thence came the Proverbe, she
shed Crocodile tears "; " Ignaurus " a small beast without a tayle, having small legges
with three long sharpe clawes instead of feete . . . it is supposed to live by the ayre, in
the night it singeih sixe kind of notes one after another, as, la-sol-fa-mi-re-ut." Other
animals described are the Salamander, Halcyon, Griffin, Phoenix, Philomel, etc.
1765 COLERIDGE (HERBERT). A Glossarial Index of the Printed
English Literature of the 13th Century. 8vo, cloth. London, 1859
* A Dictionary of Old English words.
1766 COLES (ELISHA). An English Dictionary: explaining the diffi-
cult Terms in Divinity, Husbandry, Physick, etc. Crown 8vo, old
leather, newly rebacked. London, 1677
* Included are canting terms, slang words, etc. The author in his preface writes :
" ' Tis no disparagement to understand the Canting terms. It may chance to save your
throat from being cut, or {at least) your Pocket from being pickt.'"
1767 CO WELL (JOHN). The Law Dictionary; or, Interpreter; or
Booke containing the Signification of Words. Wherein is set forth
the true meaning of . . . such words and Termes as are mentioned
in the Law Writers. Small 4to, original calf. (Small portion of
title cut off, and stamped in several places.) London, 1637
* James I., three years after the publication of the first edition of this book, sup-
pressed it at the instigation of Sir Edward Coke, and on account of a complaint by
the House of Commons. It was alleged that its legal doctrines were prejudicial to
the Royal prerogative and to the common law.
1768 A Law Dictionary; or, the Interpreter of Words and Terms
used ... in the Common or Statute Laws. First published by
the learned Dr. Cowel, and in this edition very much Augmented
and Improved. With an Appendix of the antient names of Places
in Great Britain, and of antient Surnames. Folio, half calf.
[London]: In the Savoy, 1727
1769 DAVIES (T. L. O.) A Supplementary English Glossary. (Archaic
and Provincial words with illustrative quotations.) 8vo, cloth.
London, 1881
lEngltsb IMston? an& ^Literature 215
DICTIONARIES— Continued.
1770 EPINAL GLOSSARY (THE). The Epinal Glossary, Latin
and Old English, of the 8th Century. Photo-lithographed from the
original MS. by W. Griggs. With Transliteration, Introduction, and
Notes by Henry Sweet. Folio, boards, cloth back. London: For
Subscribers of the Philological and Early English Text Societies, 1883.
1771 FENNELL (C. A. M.) The Stanford Dictionary of Anglicised
Words and Phrases. 4to, cloth.
Cambridge: The University Press, 1892
* Dictionary of Anglicised Words of Foreign Origin, with examples from Thackeray,
Gray, Scott, Byron, Milton, and numerous other English authors, including the early
writers.
1772 GLOSSOGRAPHIA Anglicana Nova; or, a Dictionary interpreting
such Hard Words of whatever Language, as are at present used in
the English Tongue, with their Etymologies, Definitions, etc. Post
8vo, old calf (cover loose). London, 1707
* This is the First Illustrated English Dictionary, the woodcuts being illustrations
of heraldic terms. This is an entirely different book from Blount's Glossographia.
1773 [GROSE (FRANCIS).] A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar
Tongue. Crown 8vo, half roan. London, 1885
* A Slang Dictionary.
1774 HERRTAGE (SIDNEY J. H.) Catholicon Angiicum. An
English-Latin Word-book dated 1483. Edited from the MS. in the
Library of Lord Monson, collated with the MS. in the British
Museum. With Introduction and Notes. Preface by Henry B.
Wheatley. Facsimiles. 8vo, half morocco. (Early English Text
Society.) London, 1881
* The first printed edition.
1775 JODRELL (R. P.) Philology on the English Language. Portrait
of the author. 4to, calf, gilt. London, 1820
* Contains words omitted by Johnson with illustrative quotations, and words that
were included by Johnson but not with quotations, which the author has supplied.
1776 LAW-FRENCH. The Law-French Dictionary. . . to which is
added the Law-Latin Dictionary, being an alphabetical collection
of such Law-Latin words as are found in several Authentic Manu-
scripts, Printed Books of Precedents . . . etc. Second Edition,
corrected and enlarged. Post 8vo, half calf, gilt.
[London,] : /;/ the Savoy, 1718
* Valuable for the reading of monastic Latin documents, as also those in Norman
French.
1777 Another copy. Half calf (cover loose). In the Savoy, 17 18
216 lEnolisb Ibiston? anb ^Literature
DICTIONARIES— Continued. ,
1778 LEVINS (PETER). Manipulus Vocabulorum. A Rhyming
Dictionary of the English Language [1570]. Edited, with an
Alphabetical Index, by Henry B. Wheatley. 8vo, half calf, gilt.
(Early English Text Society.) London, 1867
1779 Another copy. Cloth. London, 1867
1780 MATSELL (G. W.) Vocabulum; or, The Rogue's Lexicon.
Compiled from the Most Authentic Sources. Crown 8vo, cloth.
New York [1859]
1781 MURRAY (JAMES A. H.) A New English Dictionary on His-
torical Principles, founded mainly on the Materials collected by the
Philological Society. Edited by J. A. H. Murray, with the assist-
ance of many Scholars and Men of Science. From its Commence-
ment in 1884 to the Number Issued in July, 1904. 8 vols, in the
original 59 Parts, wrappers, as published. Royal 4to. (As 59 Parts.)
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1 884-1 904
* An almost complete set to date of the famous Oxford English Dictionary.
^82 NARES (R.) A Glossary; or, Collection of Words, Phrases,
Names, and Allusions to Customs, Proverbs, etc., which have been
thought to require illustration in the Works of English Authors
particularly Shakespeare and his Contemporaries. 4to, old calf
(joints repaired). London, 1822
* A presentation copy from the author to Dr. Jamieson, and with an inscription and
autograph by the latter.
1783 PROMPTORIUM PARVULORUM. Promptorium Parvu-
lorum sive Clericorum, Dictionarius Anglo-Latinus Princeps, auc-
tore Fratre Galfrido Grammatico dicto . . . circa A. D. M.CCCC.XL
Olim ex Officina Pynsoniana Editum, .... recensuit Albertus
Way. j facsimiles. Small 4to, roxburghe binding. (Camden
Society.) London, 1865
* The Complete Edition, originally issued at intervals of several years, in three
volumes. The First English-Latin Dictionary, supposed to have been written by
Geoffrey, the Grammarian. Copious English notes are at the foot of each page, and
a lengthy introduction is prefixed.
1784 [RASTELL (WILLIAM).] Les Termes de la Ley; or, Certain
Difficult and Obscure Words and Terms of the Common Laws and
Statutes of this Realm now in use, expounded and explained.
Newly corrected and enlarged, with an addition of above one hun-
dred Words. i2mo, original calf. London, 1671
* The corrections and additions were made by Thomas Blount.
JEnglfsb Ibistorp an& ^Literature 217
DICTIONARIES— Continued.
1785 SINONOMA BARTHOLOMEI. A Glossary from a 14th Cen-
tury Manuscript in the Library of Pembroke College, Oxford.
Edited by J. L. G. Mowatt. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 46. (Anec-
dota Oxoniensia.) Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1882
1786 SOULE (R.) and CAMPBELL (L. J.) Pronouncing Handbook
of Words often Mispronounced. i8mo, cloth. Boston [1873]
1787 SPELMANN (SIR HENRY). Glossarium Archaiologicum,
continens Latino-Barbara, Peregrina, Obsoleta. etc., Novatae Sig-
nificationis Vocabula. Folio, modern half calf. London, 1687
* Third and best edition of this famous dictionary of obsolete and foreign words,
with the rare portrait of the author by R. White. Scarce.
1788 WHEATLEY (HENRY B.) Chronological Notices of the Dic-
tionaries of the English Language. 8vo, paper, pp. 76. (Philo-
logical Society Publication.) London, n. d. [circa 1866]
1789 WILLIAMS (R. O.) Our Dictionaries and other English Lan-
guage Topics. 4 facsimiles. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1890
1790 WRIGHT (THOMAS). Dictionary of Obsolete and Provincial
English, containing Words from English Authors previous to the
19th Century .... etc. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. (Bohn's Philo-
logical Library.) London, 1857
1791 DICTIONARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY. Edited by
Leslie Stephen and Sidney Lee, 63 vols. ; also the volume of errata,
and Indexes to Vols. I. -XIV. 8vo, cloth. (As 64 vols., the Indexes
in sheets.) New York, 1885-1904
* The most monumental work of English biography ever published. Sets of this
t rarely occur for sale.
1792 DTSRAELI (ISAAC). The Illustrator Illustrated. 8vo, re-covered
in an 18th Century flowered wrapper printed in gold and colors
{specimens of these flowered wrappers and paper are scarce), pp. 81.
London, 1838
* In answer to Bolton Corney's criticism. See No. 1725.
r793 Curiosities of Literature. With a View of the Life and
Writings of the Author by his Son (Benjamin Disraeli, Lord
Beaconsfield). Frontispiece in each volume. 3 vols. 8vo, full calf,
gilt, by Rivi£re. London: Afoxon, 1849
218 jEn^Usb Ibistorp anfc ^Literature
1794 DODD (CHARLES). [Rev. Hugh Tootel.] Dodd's Church History
of England from the commencement of the 16th Century to the
Revolution in i588 (chiefly with regard to Catholics). With Notes,
Additions, and a continuation by the Rev. M. A. Tierney. 5 vols,
(all published). 8vo, cloth. London, 1839
1795 DOMESDAY BOOK. Devonshire. Facsimile — in photozin-
cography— of that part relating to Devonshire. Folio, cloth.
Southampton, 1862
1796 Birch (Walter De Gray). Domesday Book ; a popu-
lar Account of the Exchequer Manuscript so called, with Notes of
the Principal Points of Interest which it contains, iamo, cloth.
London, 1887
1797 DOYLE (JAMES E.) The Official Baronage of England, show-
ing the Succession, Dignities, and Offices of every Peer from 1066
to 1885. With 1,600 illustrations, 3 vols, small 4to, half morocco.
London, 1886
1798 DRYDEN (JOHN). (Catalogue of an) Exhibition of First and
Other Editions of the Works of John Dryden, together with a few
engraved portraits, &c. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 88.
New York: The Grolier Club, March, 1900
1799 DUFF (E. GORDON). Early English Printing. A Series of
Facsimiles of all the types used in England during the XVe Cen-
tury, with some of those used in the Printing of English Books
abroad. Introduction by E. Gordon Duff. 40 facsimiles. Folio,
in half cloth portfolio. London, 1896
*No 119 of only 300 copies.
1800 DUFFIELD (S. W.) English Hymns: their Authors and History.
Third edition, revised and corrected. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1888
1801 DYKES (OSWALD). English Proverbs with Moral Reflexions
. . . familiarly accommodated to the Humour and Manners of the
Present Age. 8vo, old calf. London, 1713
1802 pARLE (JOHN). The Philology of the English Tongue.
I \ Crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 187 1
1803 ECCLESTON (JAMES). An Introduction to English Antiqui-
ties. Numerous illustrations. 8vo, full calf, gilt. London, 1847
jEnglisb Ibtetors anfc Xtterature 219
1804 EDWARDS (W. F.) Recherches sur les Langues Celtiques.
8vo, bound by F. Bedford in half calf gilt, gilt top, uncut.
Paris, 1844
* The Lexicographical part showing the relation of Celtic words to other languages
numbers nearly 400 pages.
1805 EIKON BASILIKE. Who wrote EIKON BA2IAIKH ? By
Christopher Wordsworth, London, 1824; Documentary Supplement
to the same, by Wordsworth, 1825; King Charles, the First, the
author of Icon Basilike further proved, by the same, 1828; Letter to
His Grace the Abp. of Canterbury concerning the authorship of
Eikon Basilike. By H. J. Todd, 1825. Bishop Gauden the author
of Icon Basilike further shewn, by the same, 1829. The whole
bound in two volumes 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1824-29
1806 The Pourtraicture of His Sacred Majestie in his Solitudes
and Sufferings. A Reprint of the edition of 1648, with facsimile
of the original frontispiece^ and Introduction on the Authorship.
By E. J. L. Scott. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
1807 Almack (Edward). A Bibliography of the King's Book, or
Eikon Basilike. Facsimiles. 4to, cloth, uncut. London, 1896
* Large Paper Copy. Laid in is the additional list (4 pp.) issued in May, 1899.
1808 ELTON (CHARLES). Origins of English History. Thick
royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
1809 Second Edition of the same. Revised. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1890
1810 ELYOT (SIR THOMAS). The Boke named The Governour,
devised by Sir Thomas Elyot, Knight. Edited from the First
Edition of 1531 by H. H. S. Croft. 2 thick small 4to vols, cloth,
uncut. London, 1883
* The first complete edition of this famous book, the editions between the first and
this having many passages suppressed.
jEnglisb SMalects-
181 1 DURHAM. A Glossary of Provincial Words used in Teesdale, in
the County of Durham. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1849
* The author was F. T. Dinsdale, LL.D.
1812 GLOUCESTERSHIRE. A Glossary of the Cotswold Dialect.
Illustrated by Extracts from Ancient Authors. Post 8vo, cloth,
pp. 71. London, 1868
220 Engltsb ibiatorp anfc ^Literature
ENGLISH DIALECTS— Continued.
1813 HALLIWELL-PHILLIPPS (J. O.) An Historical Sketch of the
Provincial Dialects of England, illustrated by numerous examples.
By James Orchard Halliwell. Royal 8vo, half calf.
* Only 150 copies printed. Albany : J. Munsell, 1863
1814 KENTISH. Morris (Richard). Dan Michel's Ayenbite of Inwyt;
or, Remorse of Conscience, 1340 A.D. Edited from the autograph
MS. in the British Museum, with an Introduction on the Peculiari-
ties of the Southern Dialect, and a Glossarial Index. 8vo, cloth.
(Early English Text Society.) London, 1866
1815 LANCASHIRE. Bamford (Samuel). Dialect of South Lanca-
shire; or, Tim Bobbin's Tummus and Meary, revised and corrected,
with his Rhymes, and an enlarged and amended Glossary of Words
and Phrases. Crown 8vo, cloth. Manchester, 1850
1816 Staton (J. T.) Kestor un Betty; or, The Adventures un
Mischoances uv a Yewood Felly. Sewed, pp. 16.
Manchester: J. Heywood, 1865
1817 MORRIS (RICHARD). Early English Poems in the West-Mid-
land Dialect of the 14th Century. Copied and edited from a unique
MS. in the British Museum, with Introduction, Notes, and Glossarial
Index. 8vo, half morocco. (Early English Text Society.) Lond.1864
1818 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Baker (A. E.) Glossary of North-
amptonshire Words and Phrases, with examples of their colloquial
use, and illustrations from various authors, to which is added the
Customs of the Country. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1854
1819 Sternberg (Thomas). The Dialect and Folk Lore of North-
amptonshire. i2mo, cloth. London, 185 1
* The portion devoted to Folk Lore includes a chapter on the belief in Witchcraft in
the county.
1820 NORTHUMBERLAND. Brockett (J. T.) A Glossary of
North Country Words in Use, from an Original Manuscript in the
Library of John George Lambton, with considerable additions.
Portrait. Post 8vo, half calf, gilt. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1825
1821 Rolle (Richard, of Hampole). The Pricke of Conscience.
A Northumbrian Poem, by Richard Rolle de Hampole. From the
MSS. in the British Museum, with Introduction, Notes, and Glossa-
rial Index, by R. Morris. 8vo, half morocco. (The Philological
Society.) Berlin, 1863
1822 Another copy. 8vo, half red morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut.
Berlin, 1863
Englisb t>tetors an& ^literature 221
ENGLISH DIALECTS— Continued.
1823 NORTHUMBERLAND. Rolle (Richard, of Hampole). The
Psalter or Psalms of David and certain Canticles, with a translation
and Exposition in English by Richard Rolle of Hampole. Edited
from MSS. by the Rev. H. R. R. Bramley. With Introduction and
Glossary. 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1884
1824 Rolle (Richard, of Hampole). Richard Rolle of Hampole,
an English Father of the Church and his Followers. Edited by C.
Hortsman. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. (Library of Early English Writers.)
London, 1895-96
* Nearly the whole of the work consists of the writings of Richard Rolle and his
followers from the various MSS., the printed editions of Wynkyn de Worde, etc.
1825 Small (John). English Metrical Homilies from Manuscripts
of the Fourteenth Century. With an Introduction and Notes.
Facsimile. Small 4to, cloth. Edinburgh, 1862
* The authorship of these homilies has been attributed to Richard Rolle de Ham-
pole.
1826 POOLE (JACOB). A Glossary, with some Pieces of Verse, of the
Old Dialect of the English Colony in the Baronies of Forth and
Bargy, County of Wexford, Ireland. Formerly collected by Jacob
Poole, and now edited, with Introduction, Additions, and Notes,
by William Barnes, nmo, cloth. London, 1867
1827 SKEAT (W. W.) and NODAL (J. H.) A Bibliographical List
of the Works that have been published, or are known to exist in
manuscript, illustrative of the various dialects of English. 3 parts,
8vo, wrappers. (English Dialect Society.) London, 1873-77
1828 SOMERSETSHIRE. Jennings (J.) The Dialect of the West
of England, particularly Somersetshire, with a Glossary of Words
now in use there; also, with Poems and other Pieces exemplifying
the Dialect. Second Edition, revised and enlarged by J. K. Jen-
nings. i2mo, cloth. London, 1869
1829 WESTMORELAND. Wheeler (Mrs. Ann). The Westmore-
land Dialect in Four Familiar Dialogues. New edition, to which
is added a Copious Glossary of Westmoreland and Cumberland
Words. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1840
1830 WORCESTERSHIRE. Salisbury (Jesse). A Glossary of Words
and Phrases used in S. E. Worcestershire, together with some of
the Sayings, Customs, Superstitions, Charms, etc., common in that
District. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 92. Lond. 1893
* The author was a London bookseller, native of the county, who published this
himself.
222 Bnglisb fnstors anfc> literature
ENGLISH DIALECTS— Continued.
1831 YORKSHIRE. Atkinson (Rev. J. C.) A Glossary of the Cleve-
land Dialect: Explanatory, Derivative and Critical. Thick demy
8vo, cloth. London, 1868
1832 Hunter (Rev. Joseph). The Hallamshire Glossary. Small
4to, original cloth, uncut. Lond. : W. Pickering, 1829
* No. 7 of only 12 copies on Large Paper. Very scarce. The district of Hallam-
shire includes Sheffield and its vicinity. The appendix includes a list of uncommon
words used in Halifax by the Rev. J. Watson.
x^33 The Ordinary Issue of the Same. Post 8vo, cloth.
London: W. Pickering, 1829
1834 ESCOTT (T. H. S.) England: its People, Polity, and Pursuits.
New and revised edition. Demy 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
1835 EVANS (JOHN). The Ancient Stone Implements, Weapons and
Ornaments of Great Britain. Numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1872
1836 The Ancient Bronze Implements, Weapons, and Ornaments
of Great Britain and Ireland. Numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1881
1837 EVERITT (GRAHAM). English Caricaturists and Graphic
Humorists of the 19th Century, how they Illustrated and Interpreted
their Times. Numerous reproductions. 4to, cloth. London, 1886
1838 pAITHORNE (WILLIAM). A Descriptive Catalogue of the
Engraved Works of William Faithorne. By Louis Fagan.
Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
1839 FALLOWS (S.) Hand-book of Abbreviations and Contractions,
current, classical and mediaeval. Square i2mo, cloth. Chicago, 1883
family IRames.
1840 ARTHUR (WILLIAM). An Etymological Dictionary of Family
and Christian Names, with an Essay on their Derivation and Im-
port. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1857
1841 BARDSLEY (C. W.) English Surnames, their Sources and Sig-
nifications. Second Edition, revised and enlarged. Thick post
8vo, cloth. London, 1875
1842 Curiosities of Puritan Nomenclature. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1880
Bngltsb fMstors anfc Xiterature 223
FAMILY NAMES— Continued.
1843 CHARNOCK (R. S.) Ludus Patronymicus; or, The Etymology
of Curious Surnames. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
1844 Praenomina; or, The Etymology of the Principal Christian
Names of Great Britain and Ireland. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1882
1845 FERGUSON (R.) English Surnames and their Place in the Teu-
tonic Family. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1858
1846 Surnames as a Science. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
1847 LOWER (MARK ANTONY). English Surnames: an Essay on
Family Nomenclature, Historical, Etymological, and Humorous.
Third Edition, enlarged. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1849
* Contains the complete Roll of Battel Abbey.
1848 A Dictionary of Family Names of the United Kingdom. Por-
trait. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, i860
1849 SIMS (C. S.) The Origin and Signification of Scottish Surnames,
with a Vocabulary of Christian Names. 8vo, boards.
♦Only 250 printed. Albany: J. Munseil, 1862
1850 FERGUSON (ROBERT). The Northmen in Cumberland and
Westmoreland. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1856
185 1 FISCHEL (DR. E.) The English Constitution. Translated from
the Second German Edition by R. J. Shee. Thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1863
1852 FISHER (GEORGE). A Companion and Key to the History of
England, consisting of copious details of the British Sovereigns. . . .
with Genealogical Charts of the Dynasties emanating from them
.... holders of the several titles of the British, Saxon, and English
Nobility, etc. Thick royal 8vo, half roan. London, 1832
folMLoxe.
1853 BOURNE (HENRY). Antiquitates Vulgares; or, The Antiquities
of the Common People, giving an Account of several of their Opin-
ions and Ceremonies. . . . etc. 8vo, old calf (name cut from title).
Newcastle: Printed for the Author, 1725
* The scarce original edition. Brand afterwards incorporated this book in his
" Popular Antiquities."
224 Englisb ibistors ant) ^Literature
FOLK-LORE— Continued*
1854 BRUSHFIELD (T. N.) The Salmon Clause in the Indentures of
Apprentices. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 32. Chester 1897
* Privately printed. On the tradition that in the indentures of apprentices a clause
was inserted that they were not to be compelled to eat salmon.
1855 DUFF (E. GORDON). The Dialogue or Communing between the
Wise King Salomon and Marcolphus. Edited by E. G. Duff. Small
4to, cloth. London, 1892
* Facsimile of the edition in English, printed by Gerard Leeu in Antwerp, 1492.
1856 GLYDE (J.) The Norfolk Garland: a Collection of the Supersti-
tions, Beliefs and Practices, Proverbs, Curious Customs, Ballads
and Songs of the People of Norfolk, with Anecdotes. 8vo, cloth.
London, n. d. [1872]
1857 GOMME (G. L.) Primitive Folk-Moots; or, Open-Air Assemblies
in Britain. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
1858 Folk-Lore Relics of Early Village Life. 8vo, half morocco,
gilt top, uncut. London, 1883
1859 The History of Thomas Hickathrift. Printed from the earli-
est extant copies and edited, with an Introduction. Small 4to, vel-
lum. London: Printed for the Villon Society, 1885
* Only a limited number printed.
i860 The History of the Seven Wise Masters of Rome. Printed
from the edition of Wynkyn de Worde, 1520, and edited, with an
Introduction. Small 4to, vellum, uncut.
London: The Villon Society, 1885
* Only a limited number printed.
1861 McRITCHIE (DAVID). The Testimony of Tradition. 20 illus-
trations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
* On the primitive inhabitants of Ireland and Scotland, the Finns or Fians, the
Fairies, etc.
1862 Fians, Fairies, and Picts. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1893
1863 NORTHALL (G. F.) English Folk Rhymes: a Collection of
Traditional Verses relating to Places and Persons, Customs, Super-
stitions, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
1864 NUTT (ALFRED). Studies on the Legend of the Holy Grail,
with especial reference to the Hypothesis of its Celtic Origin. 8vo,
cloth, uncut. London, 1888
jEngltsb ibistors an& Xiterature 225
FOL.K-LORE— Continued.
1865 RHYS (JOHN). Studies in the Arthurian Legend. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1891
1866 ROBERT THE DEVIL AND VERGILIUS, The Lyfe of Rob-
ert the Deuyll, from Wynkyn de Worde's edition; also, The Lyfe of
Virgilius, from Jan Doesborch's edition. Pickering's reprints.
2 vols in 1. Crown 8vo, half morocco. London, 1827
1867 FORSTER (JOHN). Arrest of the Five Members by Charles the
First. A Chapter of English History re-written. Post 8vo, cloth.
Scarce. London, i860
1868 FOSS (EDWARD). Biographia Juridica. A Biographical Dic-
tionary of the Judges of England from the Conquest to the Present
Time, 1066-1870. 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
1869 FOX-BOURNE~(H. R.) English Seamen under the Tudors. Maps.
2 vols, post 8vo, half morocco gilt, gilt tops. London, 1868
* The Voyages of the Cabots, Frobisher, Sir Humphrey Gilbert and his Colonizing
Projects, Sir Walter Ralegh, John Davis, Drake, etc.
1870 FREEMAN (EDWARD A.) The Growth of the English Con-
stitution from the Earliest Times. First Edition. Post 8vo, cloth.
* Scarce. London, 1872
187 1 FROUDE (JAMES A), The Divorce of Catharine of Aragon.
The Story as told by the Imperial Ambassadors resident at the
Court of Henry VIII. First Edition. 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
1872 [FRY (JOHN).] Bibliographical Memoranda in illustration of
Early English Literature. Small 4to, half morocco, gilt top,
uncut. Bristol, 1816
* A description of some extremely rare Early English Imprints, with collations and
extracts. Only 100 copies were privately printed. The author was a Bristol book-
seller who — not living in the present time — had time to read the many curious works
which passed through his hands, and as a result wrote a few interesting and valuable
books dealing with Early English Literature.
1873 FURNIVALL (F. J.) Education in Early England. 8vo, wrap-
pers, pp. lxxiv. . London, 1867
* Forewords to a Collection of Treatises on Manners and Meals in Olden Time for
the Early English Text Society.
226 Engltsb HMstorg anfc ^Literature
1874 /^AIRDNER (JAMES). England. Crown 8vo, cloth. (Early
\j Chronicle of Europe Series.) London, n. d.
1875 GARDINER (S. R.) and MULLINGER (J. B.) Introduction
to the Study of English History. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
1876 GARDINER (SAMUEL R.) A Student's History of England,
from the Earliest Times to 1885. Nearly 400 illustrations. Thick
post 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
1877 What Gunpowder Plot was. Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1897
1878 A School Atlas of English History. 88 colored maps. Small
4to, cloth. London, 1898
1879 GARNIER (RUSSELL M.) Annals of the British Peasantry.
Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
* The Origin of the Employer, the Origin of the Laborer, Mediaeval Local Gov-
ernment, Mediaeval Peasant Life, the Means of Poor Relief, etc.
1880 GASQUET (FRANCIS AIDAN). Monkof the Order of St. Bene-
dict. Henry VIII. and the English Monasteries. An Attempt to
Illustrate the History of their Suppression. 2 thick 8vo vols., cloth.
London, 1888
* Four maps are in the two volumes, showing the places where the monasteries and
nunneries of the various Orders were situated.
1881 GASQUET (FRANCIS AIDAN) and BISHOP (E.) Edwaid
VI. and the Book of Common Prayer. An examination into its Ori-
gin and Early History, with an Appendix of Unpublished Documents.
Facsimile. 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
1882 GAZETTEER. The National Gazetteer. A Topographical Dic-
tionary of the British Isles. Compiled from the Latest and Best
Sources, and illustrated with a complete County Atlas (69 colored
maps). 12 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. London: Virtue & Co., 1868
1883 GENEALOGY. The Ancestor. A Quarterly Review of County
and Family History, Heraldry and Antiquities, April, 1902, to July,
1904. With numerous reproductions of rare portraits, and other illustra-
tions. 10 vols, royal 8vo, boards. London, 1902-4
1884 Bridger (Charles). An Index to the Printed Pedigrees
contained in County and Local Histories, the Herald's Visitations,
and in the more important Genealogical Collections. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1867
Englisb trtstorp an& Xiterature 227
1885 GENEALOGY. Grimaldi (Stacey). Origines Genealogicae; or,
The Sources whence English Genealogies may be traced from the
Conquest to the Present Time, accompanied by Specimens of Antient
Records, Rolls and Manuscripts, etc. 4to, half red morocco, gilt
top. London, 1828
1886 Phillimore (W. P. W.) How to Write the History of a
Family. A Guide for the Genealogist. Post 8vo, cloth.
* Out of print and scarce. London, 1888
1887 Phillimore (W. P. W.) Pedigree Work. A Handbook for
the Genealogist, with a new Date Book, 1066 to 1900. Narrow 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 73. [London, 1900]
1888 Rye (Walter). Records and Record Searching. A Guide
to the Genealogist and Topographer. 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London, 1888
* A practical guide, with instructions how to draw a genealogy, where to find the
records, lists of records, etc.
1889 Sims (R.) A Manual for the Genealogist, Topographer, An-
tiquary, and Legal Professor, consisting of Descriptions of Public
Records; Parochial and other Registers; Wills; County and other
Histories; etc. New and Improved Edition, with Glossary of Words
and Phrases. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
1890 GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH. Editio Princeps. Britanie
utriusqz | regu et pricipu Ori | go et gesta insignia | ab Galfrido
Monemutensi ex antiquissi | mis Britannici sermonis monumentis
in I latinu sermone traducta; et ab Ascensio cu | ra et impedio
magistri Juonis Cavellati in | lucem edita; pstant in ejusdem aed-
ibus. Small 4to, printed in Roman letters.
[Paris]: Ex sEdibus nostris ad idus Julias, Anni MDVIII.
* First edition of the History of Geoffrey of Monmouth, printed by the Paris printer
and scholar Josse Badius Ascensius, with an interesting woodcut on the title showing
the interior of his printing house, with the compositor, the inker, and the pressman at
work. A woodcut of arms, probably of Cavellatus, is on the reverse of folio Aa viii.
In a few places some former owner has written a remark or two on the margins, and
the back margin of the title has been neatly repaired, otherwise a good copy.
In Geoffrey of Monmouth is to be found the source of most of the Romances and
Romantic Fictions of early England. In it are the legends connected with King
Arthur, the deeds and prophecies of the enchanter Merlin, the original story of King
Lear (which Shakespeare used), the stories of Locrine and King Lud, etc., etc. NYace
and Layamon's Brut is practically a translation in Anglo-Norman and early English of
Geoffrey of Monmouth.
228 Englisb Ibistors an& literature
1891 GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH. The British History, trans-
lated into English from the Latin of Jeffrey of Monmouth. With
a large Preface concerning the Authority of the History. By Aaron
Thompson. 8vo, old calf gilt. London, 1718
1892 Large Paper Copy of the same. 8vo, old calf (joints cracked).
London, 1718
1893 Giles (J. A.) The British History of Geoffrey of Monmouth.
Translated from the Latin by A. Thompson. New Edition, revised
and corrected by J. A. Giles. 8vo, half roan. London, 1842
1894 GIBBON (EDWARD). Murray (John— Editor). The Autobiog-
raphies of Edward Gibbon. Printed verbatim from hitherto unpub-
lished MSS., with an Introduction by the Earl of Sheffield. Portrait.
8vo, cloth, gilt top. London, 1896
1895 Prothero (Rowland E. — Editor). Private Letters of Ed-
ward Gibbon, 1753-1794. With an Introduction by the Earl of
Sheffield. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1896
1896 GILES (J. A.) Scriptores Rerum Gestarum Willelmi Conques-
toris. 8vo, cloth. (Scriptores Monastici.) London, 1845
* A collection of early original minor documents relating to the reign of William
the Conqueror.
1897 History of the Ancient Britons from the Earliest Period to
the Invasion of the Saxons, compiled from the Original Authorities;
also Historical Documents concerning the Ancient Britons. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1847
* The Original Documents include the texts of Nennius, Gildas, Richard of Ciren-
cester, Caradoc's Life of Gildas, selections from Bede, etc.
1898 {Editor). Six Old English Chronicles, of which two are now
first translated: Ethelwerd's Chronicle — Asser's Life of Alfred —
Geoffrey of Monmouth's British History — Gildas — Nennius — and
Richard of Cirencester. With illustrative notes. Post 8vo, cloth.
(Bohn's Antiquarian Library.) London, 1848
1899 GLASS (H. A.) The Story of the Psalters. A History of the
Metrical Versions of Great Britain and America from 1549 to 1885.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
1900 GLENNIE (J. S. S.) Arthurian Localities ; their Historical
Origin, Chief Country, and Fingalian Relations, with a map of
Arthurian Scotland. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1869
Bncjltsb ibtstorE anfc Xiterature 229
1901 GOMME (G. L.) The Literature of Local Institutions. i2mo,
cloth. (The Book-Lover's Library.) London, 1886
* A short bibliography, with historical text, of books relating to Municipal Govern-
ment, Guilds, the Manor, the Township, and the Parish.
1902 GOSSE (EDMUND). A History of Eighteenth Century Litera-
ture (1660-1780). First Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
l9°3 A Short History of Modern English Literature. Post 8vo,
cloth, uncut. London, 1900
1904 GRAY (THOMAS). A Catalogue briefly descriptive of various
Books and Original Manuscripts of the poet Gray. (With intro-
duction of 4 pp. signed C. W. [Charles Wright]. 8vo, half roan,
pp. 4+27. [London], 1851
* Very rare. Thick paper copy, privately printed in an edition of 14 copies only.
The prices and purchasers' names written in ink. This contained the original manu-
script of the Elegy in a Country Church-yard.
I9°5 Catalogue of some Choice and Fine Books, comprising a
further selection from a valuable Library . . . including the re-
served Books, Autograph Manuscripts, and Letters of the poet
Gray. 8vo, half calf, pp. 32. (Auction Sale catalogue.)
London: Sotheby and Wilkinson, 1854
1906 GREEN (J. R.) A Short History of the English People. Maps,
etc. Thick crown 8vo, finely bound in half red crushed levant
morocco gilt, gilt top. London, 1876
* From the library of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, with his pencil autograph and
some notes.
1907 GREENWELL (W.) British Barrows. A Record of the Exami-
nation of Sepulchral Mounds in various parts of England. With
Descriptions of Skulls, General Remarks on Prehistoric Crania,
and an Appendix, by George Rolleston. Illustrated. Thick 8vo,
full calf, gilt. Presentation copy from the author.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1877
1908 GROLIER CLUB. Catalogue of Original and Early Editions of
some of the Poetical and Prose Works of English Writers from
Langland to Wither. With Collations, Notes, and Facsimiles.
Royal 8vo, half straight-grain morocco, uncut.
New Vork : The Grolier Club, 1893
*Only 400 copies were printed. Valuable for its collations.
230 jEnglisb Ibistorp anfc ^Literature
1909 GROLIER CLUB. English Literary Portraits. Catalogue of
an Exhibition at the Grolier Club, Nov. 1898. i2mo, wrappers,
pp. 28. New York: The Grolier Club, 1898
1910 English Title-Pages and Frontispieces of the i6th
and 17TH Centuries. Catalogue of an Exhibition at the Grolier
Club, April 1898. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 42.
New York: The Grolier Club, 1898
191 1 Poets Laureate. (Catalogue of) an Exhibition of the
Works of the Poets Laureate. Exhibited at the Grolier Club, Jan.
25 to Feb. 16, 1901. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 80. New York [1901]
1912 GROSS (CHARLES). A Classified List of Books relating to
British Municipal History. Royal 8vo, sewed, pp. 18. (Repub-
lished from the Bulletin of Harvard University.)
Cambridge, Mass., 1891
1913 A Bibliography of British Municipal History, including
Guilds and Parliamentary Representation. 8vo, cloth. (Harvard
Historical Studies.) New York, 1897
1914 f \ ALDEMAN (S. S.) Affixes in their Origin and Application,
exhibiting the Etymologic Structure of English Words. Post
H
8vo, cloth. Phila. 1865
1915 HALKETT (S.) and LAING (J.) A Dictionary of Anonymous
and Pseudonymous Literature of Great Britain, including the
Works of Foreigners written in, or translated into, the English
Language. 4 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1882-88
1916 HALL (FITZEDWARD). Two Trifles: I., A Rejoinder; II.,
Scientist, with a Preamble, iamo, sewed, pp. 36.
[London] : Privately Printed, 1895
* On the "American Dialect."
1917 HALL (REV. PETER). Reliquiae Liturgicae, and Fragmenta
Liturgica. Documents connected with the Liturgy of the Church
of England, exhibiting the Substitutes proposed for it, and the
Alterations, etc. 12 vols, square i6mo, cloth.
Bath: Privately Printed, 1847-48
* Contains reprints of the Proposed Prayer Book, Phila., 1786; the Middleburgh
Prayer Book, 1586; the Scottish Prayer Book, 1637; the Parliamentary Directory,
1644; the Savoy Liturgy, 1 661 ; the Nonjurors' and Scottish Offices, 1718; Henley's
Liturgy of the Oratory, 1727; Whiston's Primitive Liturgy, 1713; Stephens' Primi-
tive Liturgies, 1696; the Puritan Prayer Book (1586-1602); etc.
Englisb IMstors ant) ^literature 231
1918 HALLIWELL-PHILLIPPS (J. O.) Some Account of the
Popular Tracts formerly in the Library of Captain Cox, A.D. 1575.
8vo, half roan, pp. 21. London, 1849
* Only 50 copies printed. Very scarce. Nothing would in all probability have been
known of Captain Cox if Laneham in his account of the entertainment of Queen
Elizabeth at Kenilworth, 1575, had not thought him a fit object to poke fun at on
account of his partiality for old books, and gives a list of his library. From this list
Halliwell-Phillipps has described them in more detail, with account of editions.
1919 A Brief Account of an Unique Edition of Sir Philip Sydney's
Arcadia. 4to, cloth, pp. 7. [London], Brixton-Hill, 1854
* Only 25 copies were printed for private circulation, and now excessively scarce.
The solution of the problem that Halliwell-Phillipps here propounds, as to the unique
edition of Sidney's Arcadia, is that both Lownes and Waterson jointly shared in the
expense of this edition, and titles were printed some with Lownes' name and others
with that of Waterson. The copies otherwise exactly correspond.
1920 A Brief Account of Theological Manuscripts in the Library
of James O. Halliwell. 4to, cloth, pp. 8.
[London], Brixton-Hill, 1854
* Scarce. Only 25 copies printed for private circulation.
1921 Brief Notices of Bibliographical Rarities in the Library of
James Orchard Halliwell. 4to, cloth. London, 1855
* Only 25 copies issued for private circulation. Signed by the author.
1922 A Catalogue of an Unique Collection of Ancient English
Broadside Ballads, with Notes of the Tunes and Imprints. By
J. O. Halliwell. 8vo, bound by Riviere in half morocco, gilt top,
uncut (one or two leaves slightly foxed). London, 1856
* Printed by the Whittinghams, at the Chiswick Press, this being No. 15 of only
25 copies printed on plate paper.
1923 A Dictionary of Old English Plays, existing either in Print
or in Manuscript, from the Earliest Times to the Close of the 17th
Century, including also Notices of Latin Plays written by English
Authors. By J. O. Halliwell. 8vo, cloth. London, i860
1924 A Hand-List of Early English Literature preserved in the
Douce Collection in the Bodleian Library, selected from the printed
Catalogue. 8vo, cloth. London: For Private Circulation only, i860
* Only 50 copies were printed.
1925 Halliwelliana: a Bibliography of the Publications of J. O.
Halliwell-Phillipps. By Justin Winsor. 8vo, sewed, pp. 30. (Re-
published from the Bulletin of Harvard University.)
Cambridge, 1881
232 Bnglisb HMstorE ant> Xiterature
1926 HALLIWELL-PHILLIPPS (J. O.) A Dictionary of Misprints
found in Printed Books of the 16th and 17th Centuries, compiled . . .
especially for those who are engaged in Editing the Works of Shake-
speare and our other Early Dramatists. Small 4to, cloth.
* Only a few copies printed for private circulation. Brighton, 1887
1927 HAMPSON (R. T.) Origines Patriciae; or, A Deduction of Euro-
pean Titles of Nobility and Dignified Offices from their Primitive
Sources. 8vo, cloth. London, 1846
1928 HAMST (OLPHAR). Handbook of Fictitious Names: being a
Guide to Authors, chiefly in the Lighter Literature of the XlXth
Century, who have written under Assumed Names, and to Literary
Forgers, Impostors, etc. 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
* By a little ingenuity the real name of the author (Ralph Thomas) can be read in
the pseudonym.
1929 HARDY (THOMAS DUFFUS). Monumenta Historica Bri-
tannica; or, Materials for the History of Britain from the Earliest
Period. Volume I., extending to the Norman Conquest. Prepared
and illustrated with Notes by the late Henry Petrie and the Rev.
John Sharpe. Completed and edited by T. D. Hardy. Map and 27
full-page plates of coins and facsimiles of MSS. Thick folio, half calf.
[London] : Published by Command of Her Majesty, 1848
* No more than this volume, extending to the Norman Conquest, was published.
It contains texts and translations of the Saxon Chronicle, the Chronicle of Ethelred,
Florence of Worcester, Henry of Huntingdon, and many other important pieces, with
selections from the classical authors who mention Britain, a collection of Roman in-
scriptions, the Norman-French poem " L'Estorie des Engles," by Geoffery Gaimar
(the only publication of this), etc., etc. Henry Petrie commenced the publication,
but died, and Hardy finished it.
I93° Descriptive Catalogue of Materials relating to the History
of Great Britain and Ireland to the Reign of Henry VII. 3 vols, in 4.
Royal 8vo, half roan. (Rolls Series.) London, 1862-1871
* A valuable reference work for the earliest manuscripts relating to British History,
with biographical notices of the authors, and — in many cases — a short analysis. The
collection includes not only those existing in the Museums, Libraries, and Private
Collections in Great Britain, but also those to be found in foreign countries. The
third volume contains some colored facsimiles.
1931 HART (REV. RICHARD). Ecclesiastical Records of England,
Ireland, and Scotland, from the Fifth Century till the Reformation.
Being an Epitome of British Councils, the Legatine and Provincial
Constitutions, and other Memorials of the Olden Time, with Pro-
legomena and Notes. Second Edition, much enlarged, j plates.
8vo, half calf, gilt. Cambridge, 1846
jEnglisb Ibistor^ ant) Xfterature 233
1932 HASLEWOOD (JOSEPH). Catalogue of the Curious and
Valuable Library of the late Joseph Haslewood. Which will be sold
by Auction by Mr. Evans. Interleaved with paper to 4to size, on
which is written the prices and purchaser's names. 4to, half
morocco. London, 1833
* At the end is neatly mounted an excerpt from the Athenaeum, containing the
famous bitter attack on Haslewood, and his account of the "Revels" of the Rox-
burghe Club, of which he was the founder ; also a written note on the reasons why
Evans and not Sotheby sold the library. Scarce.
1933 HAYDN (JOSEPH). The Book of Dignities, containing Rolls of
the Official Personages of the British Empire, Civil, Ecclesiastical,
Judicial, etc., etc. 8vo, half roan. London, 185 1
1934 The Book of Dignities, containing Lists of the Official Per-
sonages of the British Empire, Civil, Diplomatic, Heraldic, Judicial,
etc., from the Foundation of their Respective States. Continued
to the Present Time with numerous additional lists, and an Index
by Horace Ockerby. Third Edition. Very thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1894
1935 HAYNES (J. E.) Pseudonyms of Authors, including Anonyms
and Initialisms. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1882
1936 HAZLITT (W. C.) Hand-Book to the Popular, Poetical, and
Dramatic Literature of Great Britain, from the Invention of Print-
ing to the Restoration. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1867
* An Entirely Uncut Copy. Scarce in this state.
1937 HAZLITT'S BIBLIOGRAPHICAL COLLECTIONS AND
NOTES. Collections and Notes, 1867-1876. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1876
* The First Series. This and the following six lots of these Bibliographical Col-
lections form a complete set of the series.
1938 Second Series of Bibliographical Collections and Notes on
Early English Literature, 1474-1 700. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
* Only 525 printed.
'939 Third and Final Series of Bibliographical Collections and
Notes on Early English Literature, 1474-1700. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1887
* Hazlitt, however, thought better of his intention to end the series with this
volume and continued them. Only 270 copies of this were issued.
1940 Supplements to the Third and Final Series of Bibliographical
Collections and Notes, 1474-1700. 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
234 Englisb HMston? anfc ^Literature
1941 HAZLITT (W. C.) Bibliographical Collections and Notes, 1474-
1700. Third and Final Series. Second Supplement. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1892
1942 A General Index to Hazlitt's Handbook and his Bibliographi-
cal Collections (1867-1889). By G. J. Gray. Thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1893
1943 Bibliographical Collections and Notes on Early English Litera-
ture made during the years 1893-1903. 8vo, cloth. London, 1903
* Only 150 copies printed.
1944 A Manual Jor the Collector and Amateur of Old English
Plays, edited from the material formed by Kirkman, Langbaine,
Oldys, Halliwell-Phillipps, etc., with extensive additions and correc-
tions. Small 4to, boards, cloth back. London, 1892
* No. 84 of only 250 copies printed.
ftbirfc Session.
1945 HEARNE (THOMAS). Liber Niger Scaccarii, nee non Wilhelmi
Worcestrii Annales Rerum Anglicarum. Editio altera, accedunt
Chartae Antiquse et Opuscula Varia Historiam et Antiquitates
Angliae Spectantia et Antehac inedita. 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, old calf
(rebacked). London, 1774
* William of Worcester lived in the 15th Century, being for some time secretary to
the famous Sir John Falstaff. This Liber Niger — the Black Book of the Exchequer —
Hearne describes as being of great note and curiosity, and the most authentic record
we have for English Families, next to the Domesday-book. It contains a full list of
the Knight's Fees of the time of Henry II., copies of the returns made by the tenants
to the King. Many of the returns contain the names and particulars of the families
occupying the land.
1946 [HERBERT (HON. ALGERNON).] Britannia after the
Romans; being an attempt to illustrate the Religious and Political
Revolutions of that Province in the 5th and succeeding Centuries,
London, 1836; An Essay on the Neodruidic Heresy in Britannia,
London, 1838; Britannia after the Romans, Vol. II., London, 1841.
3 vols. 4to, cloth. London, 1836-41
* The three volumes above were published in the order described, and are practically
one treatise. The Essay on the Druids containing many references, and some cor-
rections to the first volume of the " Britannia."
1947 Cyclops Christianus; or, an Argument to disprove the sup-
posed Antiquity of the Stonehenge and other Megalithic Erections
in England and Britanny. 8vo, cloth. London, 1849
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1948 HERRTAGE (SIDNEY J. H.) English Charlemagne Romances.
The Lyf of the Noble and Crysten Prynce Charles the Grete. Trans-
lated from the French by William Caxton and printed by him 1485.
Edited now for the first time from the unique copy in the British
Museum, with Introduction, Notes, and Glossary. 2 Parts, 8vo,
wrappers. (Early English Text Society.) London, 1880-81
1949 HERTSLET (SIR EDWARD). The Foreign Office List, 1894,
forming a complete British Diplomatic and Consular Handbook.
With maps. 8vo, cloth. London [1894]
1950 HEYLYN (PETER). A Help to English History, containing
the succession of the Kings of England, English, Saxon and Britons:
the Kings and Princes of Wales; the Kings and Lords of Man; and
the Isle of Wight. As also of all the Dukes, Marquises, Earls, and
Bishops thereof. With descriptions of the places from whence they
had their titles, etc., etc. Continued with great Additions by Paul
Wright. 54 copper-plates of arms. 8vo, old calf, gilt. London, 1773
1951 HEYWOOD (THOMAS). The Life of Merlin surnamed Am-
brosius, his Prophecies and Predictions interpreted and their truth
made good by our English Annals. 8vo, old calf (joints cracked).
Carmarthen, 1812
* This reprint contains a little additional matter not in the original edition of Hey-
wood's compilation.
1952 HIGGINS (GODFREY). The Celtic Druids; or, an Attempt to
shew that the Druids were the Priests of Oriental Colonies who
emigrated from India, and were the introducers of the First or
Cadmean System of Letters, and the Builders of Stonehenge, of
Carnac, and of other Cyclopean Works in Asia and Europe. With
lithograph title on India Paper, map, and 43 full -page plates, mostly drawn
by Louis Haghe. 4to, scored calf, gilt. Fine copy- London, 1829
* Scarce. Has an inscription on the title, " Rev. Mr. Yates from the author."
1953 HOARE (E. N.) Exotics; or, Englirh Words derived from English
Roots. i2mo, cloth. (Stamp on title.) Dublin, 1863
1954 HODGETTS (J. F.) Older England, illustrated by the Anglo-
Saxon Antiquities in the British Museum, to which is added a paper
on the Myth of the Week. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
1955 The English in the Middle Ages, from the Norman Usurpa-
tion to the Days of the Stuarts, their Mode of Life, Dress, Arms,
Occupations and Amusements. 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
236 Bnolisb 1foistor£ anfc ^literature
1956 HODGSON (W. B.) Errors in the Use of English. Post 8vo,
cloth. Edinburgh, 1882
1957 HOE (ROBERT). A Catalogue of Early English Books forming
a portion of the Library of Robert Hoe. (Authors before 1700.)
5 vols, post 8vo, wrappers. New York, 1 903-1 905
Only 100 copies printed. Very full collations are given of every book.
1958 HOGARTH (WILLIAM). Weitenkampf (F.) A Bibliography
of William Hogarth. Royal 8vo, sewed, pp. 14. (Republished
from the Bulletin of Harvard University.) Cambridge, Mass., 1890
1959 HOLE (REV. C.) A Manual of the Book of Common Prayer,
showing its History and Contents, nmo, cloth. London, 1887
i960 HOOKER (RICHARD). Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity.
Book I. Edited by R. W. Church. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Tress, 1876
1961 HORE (REV. A. H.) The Church in England from William III.
to Victoria. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1886
1962 HORSTMANN (C) Sammlung Altenglischer Legenden, gross-
tentheils zum ersten male herausgegeben. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 227.
Heilbronn, 1878
* Contains Robert of Sicily from the Vernon MS. and other pieces from the
Vernon, Harleian, etc., collections.
1963 HOSMER (JAMES K.) The Life of Young Sir Henry Vane,
Governor of Massachusetts Bay and leader of the Long Parliament;
with a Consideration of the English Commonwealth as a Forecast
of America. Portrait, etc. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
1964 HUME (REV. A.) The Learned Societies and Printing Clubs
of the United Kingdom — their Origin, History, Objects, and Con-
stitution. With Supplement — to the Present Time, by A. I.
Evans. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1853
1965 HUNTER (REV. JOSEPH). English Monastic Libraries. A
catalogue of the Library of the Priory of Bretton in Yorkshire;
and Notices of the Libraries belonging to other Religious Houses.
4to, half russia, interleaved with writing paper. London, 1831
* Sir Frederick Madden's copy, having his autograph on fly-leaf, and additions
written by him on the interleaving. Some leaflets relating to the same subject
bound in at end.
1966 Three Catalogues describing the Contents of the Red Book
of the Exchequer, of the Dodsworth Manuscripts in the Bodleian
Library, and of the Manuscripts in Lincoln's Inn. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1838
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1967 HUNTINGTON (REV. W. R.) A Short History of the Book
of Common Prayer. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, [1893]
1968 HUTH (HENRY). Prefaces, Dedications, Epistles, selected
from Early English Books, 1540-1701. With Indexes of Names
and Subjects. Thick post 8vo, cloth, uncut.
[London], Printed for Private Circulation, 1874
* Only 50 copies printed. Very Scarce, The value of these prefaces consists in
the important references to contemporary writers, or to events, many of them being
taken from unique books in the Huth library. The selection was made by W. C.
Hazlitt, who has appended short explanatory notes.
INDERWICK (F. A.) The King's Peace. A Historical Study
of the English Law Courts. Map and illustrations. Crown
8vo, cloth. London, 1895
1970 INMAN (THOMAS). History of the English Alphabet. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 36. London, 1872
1971 IRVING (JOSEPH). The Annals of Our Time. A Diurnal of
Events from the Accession of Queen Victoria, June 20, 1837, to the
Jubilee, June 20, 1887. 2 vols. 8vo, half roan. London, 1880-89
JACOBS (HENRY E.) The Lutheran Movement in England
during the reigns of Henry VIII. and Edward VI. and its
Literary Monuments. Post 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1890
1973 JAMES I. OF ENGLAND. The Essayes of a Premise, in the
Divine Art of Poesie. With prefatory Memoir by R. P. Gillies.
Small 4to, wrappers with paper label. Edinburgh, 1814
* Only 92 copies were printed.
1974 JEWITT (LLEWELLYNN). Grave Mounds and their Con-
tents, ... as exemplified in the Burials of the Celtic, the Romano-
British, and Anglo-Saxon Periods. Nearly joo illustrations. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1870
1975 JOHNSON (FRANKLIN). The Dies Ine. An English Version
in double rhymes, with an Essay and Notes, umo, wrappers,
pp. 38. Presentation copy from the translator.
Cambridge, Mass.: Privately Printed, 1883
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£be Xetters of 3unius anfc tbe Controversy as to tbeir
Hutborsbip,
1976 ANECDOTES of Junius, to which is prefixed the King's Reply
(the author is assumed to be Burke), pp. 52, Southampton
[1788]; also stitched with it, Junius Discovered, by P(hilip) T(hick-
nesse), pp. 36, London [1789] (J. Home Tooke is claimed for the
author). 8vo.
* Written on the wrapper is "P. R. Fendall from P. Force, 7 Feb., 1848," with
some remarks in the same writing.
1977 BARKER (E. H.) The Claims of Sir Philip Francis . . . disap-
proved: Some Enquiry into the Claims of the late Chas. Lloyd:
Observations on . . . Edmund Burke: and extracts from several
eminent philologists. i2mo, half morocco, gilt top. London, 1828
1978 BOYD (HUGH). The Miscellaneous Works of Hugh Boyd, the
author of the Letters of Junius. With Account of his Life and
Writings by Lawrence Dundas Campbell. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo,
full calf, gilt. London, 1800
* Hugh Boyd was born in Ireland, and for some short time conducted a periodical
called "The Freeholder," in 1776, attacking the conduct of the Government, re-
printed in these volumes.
1979 BRITTON (JOHN). The Authorship of the Letters of Junius
Elucidated, including a Biographical Memoir of Lt.-Col. Isaac
Barre. Group portrait of Barre, the Marquis of Lansdowne, and Lord
Ashburton, after Reynolds. 4to, cloth (impressed stamp on title).
Presentation copy from the author to the Rev. John Mitford. Large
Paper. London, 1848
* This is not the smaller edition with larger margins, as is the usual case with Large
Paper copies, as the type was entirely reset for it.
1980 Another copy of the same, being a presentation copy from the
author to the Lord Chief Baron Sir Frederick Pollock, with an
A. L. S. of John Britton to him inserted, and two bookplates of Sir
F. Pollock (one loosely laid in). Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1848
* The smaller edition.
1981 BUSBY (THOMAS). Arguments and Facts demonstrating that
the Letters of Junius were written by J. L. De Lolme . . . accom-
panied with Memoirs of that " Most Ingenious Foreigner." Folding
leaf of facsimiles. 8vo, half morocco. London, 1816
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THE LETTERS OF JUNIUS, ETC.— Continued.
1982 CHABOT (CHARLES). The Handwriting of Junius Profession-
ally Investigated by C. Chabot, expert. Preface and Collateral
Evidence by the Hon. Edward Twistleton. Thick 4to, cloth.
London, 1871
1983 CHALMERS (GEORGE). An Appendix to the Supplemental
Apology for the Believers in the suppositious Shakspeare-Papers,
being the Documents for the opinion that Hugh McAuley Boyd
wrote Junius' Letters. With facsimile of the writing of Hugh Boyd.
8vo, half morocco. London, 1800
1984 The Author of Junius Ascertained from Direct Proofs and a
concatenation ef circumstances amounting to Moral Demonstration.
With postscript evincing that Boyd wrote Junius, and not Francis.
8vo, half morocco. London, 1819
1985 COLLECTION (A) of the Letters of Atticus, Lucius, Junius, and
others, with Observations and Notes. 8vo, old calf. London, 1769
* Atticus and Lucius were pseudonyms used by Junius. The letters signed Lucius
refer almost entirely to the dismissal of Sir Jeffrey Amherst from the governorship of
Virginia.
1986 COVENTRY (GEORGE). A Critical Enquiry regarding the
real Author of the Letters of Junius, proving them to have been
written by Lord Viscount Sackville. Engraved title, portrait of Lord
Sackville, 7 leaves of facsimiles, and caricature. 8vo, boards, uncut.
London, 1825
* A memoir of Lord Sackville is appended, including his administration of the
Colonial Office during the American War.
1987 [CRAMP (WILLIAM).] The Author of Junius discovered in the
person of the celebrated Earl of Chesterfield. 8vo, half morocco.
London, 1821
1988 Junius and his Works compared with the Character and
Writings of Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 113. London, 1850
1989 Fac-Simile Autograph Letters of Junius, Lord Chesterfield,
and Mrs. C. Dayrolles, shewing that the wife of Mr. Solomon Day-
rolles was the amanuensis employed in copying the letters of Junius
for the printer, etc. 4 folding plates of facsimiles. 8vo, sewed, pp. 8.
London, 1851
240 Englisb lbistor£ an& literature
THE LETTERS OF JUNIUS, ETC.— Continued.
1990 DOWE (W.) Junius, Lord Chatham. A Biography setting forth
the Condition of English Politics preceding and contemporary with
the Revolutionary English Period, etc. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1857
1991 [DUPPA (R.)] Memoirs of a celebrated Literary and Political
Character from 1742 to 1757, containing Strictures on some of the
Most Distinguished Men of that Time. 8vo, half morocco.
* Richard Glover, the author of Junius. London, 181 3
1992 [ ] An Inquiry concerning the author of the Letters of Junius,
with reference to the Memoirs by a Celebrated Literary and Political
Character. 8vo, half morocco. London, 1814
* Further arguments in favor of the claims of Glover.
1993 FALCONAR (J.) The Secret Revealed of the Authorship of
Junius' Letters. Medallion portrait on title of Daniel Wray. 8vo,
half morocco. London, 1830
* Daniel Wray is asserted to be the author.
1994 [FITZGERALD (REV.)] Another Guess at Junius, and a Dia-
logue. 8vo, half morocco (title repaired). London, 1809
* The authorship ascribed to Wm. Pin, Earl of Chatham.
1995 FRANCIS (SIR PHILIP). Memoirs of Sir Philip Francis, with
his Correspondence and Journals. Commenced by the late Joseph
Parkes. Completed and edited by Herman Merivale. 2 portraits.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1867
1996 GIRDLESTONE (THOMAS). Facts tending to prove that Gen-
eral Lee was never absent from this country during the years 1767-
1772, and that he was the author of Junius. Fine impression of the
scarce portrait of Gen. Charles Lee, by Neagle. 8vo, half calf, gilt.
London, 1813
1997 GRAHAM (JOHN A.) Memoirs of John Home Tooke, together
with his valuable Speeches and Writings; also containing Proofs
identifying him as the Author of the Letters of Junius. Portraits of
Home Tooke and the author, and leaf of facsimile. 8vo, boards (worn).
New York, 1828
1998 GRIFFIN (FREDERICK). Junius Discovered. Crown 8vo,
cloth. Boston, 1854
* Thomas Pownall (Governor of Massachusetts, 1756) is credited with the author-
ship. 24 letters (unpublished?) to the Rev. Samuel Cooper of Boston written 1 769-
74 are printed in this volume — including one to Samuel Adams, dealing with the dis-
pute between England and America.
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THE LETTERS OF JUNIUS, ETC.— Continued.
1999 JAQUES (JOHN). The History of Junius and His Works, and a
Review of the Controversy respecting the Identity of Junius. With
an Appendix containing Portraits and Sketches by Junius. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1843
* In favor of Lord George Sackville.
2000 [JOHNSTON (A. G.)] Letters to a Nobleman proving a Late
Prime Minister to have been Junius . . . with an Appendix contain-
ing a Celebrated Case published by Almon in 1768. 8vo, half mo-
rocco. London, 1816
* The authorship attributed to the Duke of Portland.
2001 JUNIANA. Three octavo volumes containing many articles from
Magazines and Reviews, from the time contemporary with Junius
to the middle of the 19th Century, concerning the controversy as to
the authorship of the letters, including some of the original letters
of Junius cut out from the papers in which they appeared; the third
volume containing manuscript extracts from various books, etc., on
the same subject. Neatly mounted and bound in 3 vols. 8vo, half
calf.
2002 JUNIUS with his vizor up; or the Real Author of the Letters . . .
now for the First Time revealed to the World in two letters to my
Couzin in the Country. By CEdipus Oronoke, Tobacconist and Snuff-
seller. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. Oxford, 1819
* The authorship is attributed to Richard Suett, the comedian. The book is a
satire on the various persons to whom the letters were attributed. Many amusing
anecdotes occur throughout.
2003 JUNIUS UNMASKED. A well-known most eminent Literary
Character of the last Century. Vignette of Edward Gibbon on the title.
Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 2-I-44-I-4. London, 1819
* Gibbon is claimed to be the author of the letters.
2004 JUNIUS UNMASKED; or, Thomas Paine the author of the
Letters of Junius and the Declaration of Independence. Post 8vo,
cloth. Washington, D. C, 1872
2005 KELLY (P). Junius proved to be Burke, with an Outline of his
Biography. 8vo, half roan. London, 1826
2006 LETTERS (THE) OF JUNIUS. Complete in one volume, with
a copious Index, nmo, sheep (name stamped in a few places, and
autograph of G. W. Prescott on Preface).
Philadelphia: R. Campbell, 1795
242 BngUsb HMstorE ant> literature
THE LETTERS OF JUNIUS, ETC.— Continued.
2007 LYE (FRANCIS). The Beauties and Maxims of Junius and his
Correspondents, nmo, boards, uncut. London, 1824
* Contains the early American bookplate (armorial) of Philip Richard Fendall.
2008 [MANNING (JOSEPH BOLLES).] Junius Unmasked; or,
Lord George Sackville proved to be Junius. With an Appendix
showing that the author . . . was also author of the History of the
Reign of George III., and author of the North Briton ascribed to
Wilkes. Portrait of Sackville. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top,
uncut. Boston, 1828
2009 MANUSCRIPT. References to Junius, Woodfall's Edition, Lon-
don, 1814. Manuscript, unsigned, and apparently contemporary
with the edition referred to, written on 54 post 8vo pages, consist-
ing of quotations from Junius with alphabetically arranged Index.
2010 NEWHALL (ISAAC). Letters on Junius addressed to John
Pickering, Esq., showing that the author of that celebrated Work
was Earl Temple. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut.
Boston, 1831
2011 POLITICAL CONTEST (THE), containing a Series of Letters
between Junius and Sir William Draper; also the whole of Junius'
Letters to His Grace the D . . . of G brought into one
Point of View. 2 Parts in 1, sewed, pp. 55 -j- 38.
London, n. d. [1769?]
2012 POSTHUMOUS WORKS OF JUNIUS, to which is prefixed
an Inquiry respecting the Author, also a Sketch of the Life of John
Home Tooke, facsimile, 8vo, boards, New York, 1829; also a neatly
written MS. (84 pp.) copy of the " Appendix — Second to the Pos-
thumous Works." 2 vols. 8vo. New York, 1829
* With the American bookplate of Philip Richard Fendall. Appendix First is con-
tained in the bound volume. A note by the copyist of Appendix Second states that it
was made from a printed copy in Peter Force's library, the only copy that he had been
able to see or hear of.
2013 ROCHE (JOHN). An Inquiry concerning the Author of the
Letters of Junius in which it is proved . . . that they were written
by the late Right. Hon. Edmund Burke. 8vo, half calf.
London, 1813
2014 SERRES (OLIVIA WILMOT). The Life of the Author of the
Letters of Junius, the Rev. James Wilmot. With portrait, facsimiles,
etc. 8vo, calf, gilt. London, 1813
Enolfsb "fcistors an& Xiterature 243
THE LETTERS OF JUNIUS, KTC.—Continued,
2015 SIMONS (N. W.) Junius. " A Letter to an Honourable Brigadier
General, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Forces in Canada,"
London, 1760, now first ascribed to Junius, to which is added "A
Refutation of the Letter," etc. By An Officier. With Incidental
Notices of Lords Townsend and Sackville, Sir Philip Francis, and
others. i2mo, cloth. London: Pickering, 1841
2016 SWINDEN (JOHN). Junius— Lord Chatham, and the "Mis-
cellaneous Letters" proved to be spurious. Portrait of the Earl of
Chatham. 8vo, half morocco. London, 1833
2017 SYMONS (J. C.) William Burke, the Author of Junius. An Essay
on his Era. Crown 8vo, cloth (name cut from title). London, 1859
2018 [TAYLOR (JOHN).] A Supplement to Junius Identified, con-
sisting of facsimiles of handwriting and other illustrations. 5 fold-
ing plates of facsimiles. 8vo, half morocco. London, 181 7
* In favor of Sir Philip Francis.
2019 The Identity of Junius with a Distinguished Living Character
Established, including the Supplement consisting of facsimiles of
handwriting and other illustrations. Portrait of Sir Philip Francis.
8vo, calf. London, 1818
2020 First American Edition of the Preceding. Facsimiles. 8vo,
boards (some newspaper extracts relating to Thomas Paine, Junius,
etc., laid in). New York, 1818
2021 WATERHOUSE (BENJAMIN). An Essay on Junius and his
Letters, embracing a Sketch of the Life and Character of William
Pitt, Earl of Chatham, with . . . Reflections . . . relating to the
Affairs of Great Britain from 1763 to 1785. 8vo, half morocco.
Boston, 1831
2022 l/AINS-JACKSON (C. P.) Our Ancient Monuments and the
f\ Land around them. Preface by Sir John Lubbock. 4to,
wrappers, pp. 115. London, 1880
* Descriptions, illustrated, of the principal primitive earthworks, tumuli, dolmens,
etc., selected for preservation by the British Government.
244 Englisb Ibtetors ant> literature
2023 KEELING (W.) Liturgiae Britannicae; or, The Several Editions
of the Book of Common Prayer of the Church of England from its
Compilation to its last Revision, together with the Liturgy ... of
the Church of Scotland, arranged to shew their respective varia-
tions. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth. London: W. Pickering ,1851
2024 KEMBLE (J. M.) State Papers and Correspondence illustrative of
the Social and Political State of Europe from the Revolution to the
Accession of the House of Hanover. With Historical Introduction,
Memoirs, and Notes. 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1857
2025 Horae Ferales; or, Studies in the Archaeology of the North-
ern Nations. Edited by R. G. Latham and A. W. Franks. Numer-
ous full-page plates, many colored. 4to, cloth. London, 1863
2026 KEMBLE (JOHN PHILIP). Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets
relating to Shakespeare and the Drama, in the handwriting of J. P.
Kemble. A volume of 190 pp., bound in the original vellum, and
Indexed. Small 4to.
* An interesting relic of the great actor, and valuable as a bibliography of dramatic
literature. Many of the pages are blank, but there are nearly 70 pp. in Kemble's
autograph, containing titles of many rare books and pamphlets. To some of them
Kemble has written short notes, one especially curious, being to an old edition of the
Life of the famous Admiral Paul Jones, where he states: " N. B. Paul Jones was an
actor in the same company with Mr. Moody in Jamaica, and made his Jirst appearance
on the stage in the character of Young Bevil in the Conscious Lovers." On the inside
of the front cover is written, " Catalogue of Stage Tracts in the hand-writing of fohn
Kemble, Esq., and bought at his sale of books by Mr. Evans in Pall Mall on Monday,
Feb. j-, 1 82 1. J. Booth." A cutting from an old bookseller's catalogue relating to it,
and a receipt dated 1830, are also inserted.
2027 KEMPE (A. J.) The Loseley Manuscripts. Manuscripts and
other Rare Documents illustrative of some of the more minute par-
ticulars of English History, Biography, and Manners from the
Reign of Henry VIII. to James I., preserved in the muniment room
of James More Molyneux, at Loseley House, Surrey. Facsimiles,
etc. 8vo, cloth. London, 1836
2028 KILLIKELLY (S. H.) Curious Questions in History, Literature,
Art, and Social Life. Designed as a Manual of General Informa-
tion. Third Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, [1886]
2029 KIPLING (RUDYARD). The Courting of Dinah Shadd: a Con-
tribution to a Bibliography of the Writings of Rudyard Kipling.
(120 copies printed at the Marion Press for subscribers only, this
being No. 99.) i6mo, wrappers, pp. 21. Jamaica, N.Y., 1898
lEngltsb Ibistorg anfc ^Literature 245
2030 I AMB (JOHN). An Historical Account of the 39 Articles from
I v their first promulgation. . . . with exact copies of the Latin and
English Manuscripts, and Facsimiles of the Signatures of the Arch-
bishops and Bishops, etc. 4to, half calf.
Cambridge: The University Press, 1829
* Only a limited number printed.
2031 LATHAM (R. G.) The English Language. Second Edition, re-
vised and greatly enlarged. 8vo, cloth. London, 1848
2032 The Third Edition, revised and greatly enlarged. Thick
8vo, cloth. London, 1850
2°33 The Fourth Edition, revised and enlarged. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1855
2034 Fifth Edition, revised and enlarged. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1862
2035 The Ethnology of the British Colonies and Dependencies.
i2mo, cloth. London, 1851
2036 The Ethnology of the British Islands. i2mo, cloth.
London, 1852
2037 LATHBURY (THOMAS). A History of the Non-Jurors, their
Controversies and Writings, with Remarks on some of the Rubrics
in the Book of Common Prayer. 8vo, cloth.
London: W. Pickering, 1845
2038 A History of the Convocation of the Church of England,
from the Earliest Period to the year 1742. Second Edition, with
considerable additions. 8vo, cloth. London, 1853
2039 LAWLER (JOHN). Book Auctions in England in the Seven-
teenth Century (1676-1700), with a Chronological List of the Book
Auctions of the Period, nmo, cloth. (Book-Lover's Library.)
London, 1898
2040 LEECH (JOHN). A List of Works containing Illustrations by
John Leech. Compiled by C. E. S. Chambers. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. (50). Edinburgh, 1892
* Only 285 copies printed.
2041 LEMON (ROBERT). Catalogue of a Collection of Printed Broad-
sides in the possession of the Society of Antiquaries, London. Fac-
similes. Royal 8vo, cloth. London: Published by the Society, 1866
2042 LEVI (PROF. LEONE). History of British Commerce and of
the Economic Progress of the British Nation, 1 763-1870. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1872
246 lEnglisb Ibistorp anfc ^Literature
2043 LHUYD (EDWARD). Archseologica Britannica, giving some
Account, additional to what has hitherto been published, of the
Languages, Histories, and Customs of the Original Inhabitants of
Great Britain, from Collections and Observations in Travels through
Wales, Cornwall, Bas-Bretagne, Ireland, and Scotland. Vol. I. (no
more was published). Folio, original calf.
Oxford: Printed at the Theatre, 1707
* The volume is divided into several parts: I. A Comparative Etymology, pre-
ceded by a preface in Welsh ; 2. A Comparative Vocabulary of the Original Lan-
guages of Britain and Ireland; 3. An Armoric Grammar and Vocabulary from the
French of Julian Manoir, by M. Williams; 4. Some Welsh words omitted in Dr.
Davies' Dictionary; 5. A Cornish Grammar, with a short Vocabulary (the first Cornish
Grammar printed); 6. A Catalogue of Ancient British MSS. ; 7. A British Etymo-
logicon, or the Welsh collated with the Greek and Latin and some other European
languages, by David Parry; 8. A Brief Introduction to the Irish or Ancient Scottish
language; 9. A lengthy Irish-English Dictionary; 10. Catalogue of Irish Manu-
scripts.
2044 LOCKER (FREDERICK). The Rowfant Library. A Catalogue
of the Printed Books, Manuscripts, Autograph Letters, Drawings,
and Pictures collected by Frederick Locker-Lampson. Frontispiece
by Cruikshank. Royal8vo, half roan, uncut. London, 1886
* Scarce. Inserted is an A. L. S. of Frederick Locker, and several magazine por-
traits and clippings relating to him. Collations and descriptions are given of every
book. Only 200 copies were privately printed.
2045 LONDON. Dickens (Charles, Junr.) Dictionary of London.
An Unconventional Handbook. Square nmo, wrappers, pp. 280.
London (New York), 1879
2046 Knight (Charles). London. Illustrated with several hundred
illustrations. 6 vols, royal 8vo, half red morocco, gilt tops.
London, 1841-44
* Extra-illustrated with nearly 100 full-page plates.
2047 Liber Albus. The White Book of the City of London, com-
piled A. D. 1419 by John Carpenter, Common Clerk, and Richard
Whitington, Mayor. Translated from the original Latin and Anglo-
Norman by Henry Thomas Riley. Thick small 4to, cloth.
London, 1862
* The Liber Albus is a compilation, made about 1419, of all the previous laws,
charters, acts, and numerous other matters connected with the history of the City
from the time of the Norman Conquest.
2048 Norton (George). Commentaries on the History, Constitu-
tion, and Chartered Franchises of the City of London. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1869
Stt0l!6t> Ifofstor^? ant) Xiterature 247
2049 LONDON. Philips' Handy- Volume Atlas of London, with Com-
plete Index. i2mo, roan. London, 1891
2050 Simpson (W. S.) St. Paul's Cathedral Library. A Catalogue
of Rituals, Bibles, Rare Books, Works relating to London, etc.
Frontispiece. 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
2051 Stanhope (W.) Monastic London. An Analytical Sketch
of the Monks and Monasteries within the Metropolitan Area during
the Centuries 1200 to 1600. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
2052 Thorne (James). Handbook to the Environs of London. . . .
containing an Account of every Town and Village, and of all Places
of Interest within a Circle of 20 Miles round London. 2 vols, post
8vo, cloth. London, 1876
2053 LONGFELLOW (HENRY W.) The Longfellow Collector's
Handbook. A Bibliography of First Editions. Narrow nmo, half
parchment. New York: W. E. Benjamin, 1885
*Only 250 printed, this being No. 39.
2054 LONGMAN (WILLIAM). The History of the Life and Times
of Edward the Third. Illustrated. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1869
2055 LOW (SIDNEY J.) and PULLING (F. S.) The Dictionary of
English History. Thick 8vo, half roan. London, 1884
2056 LOWE (ROBERT W.) A Bibliographical Account of English
Theatrical Literature, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day.
Interleaved with writing-paper, on some of the leaves of which are
pencilled additional titles and notes. Bound in 2 vols. 8vo, half
calf, gilt. London, 1888
2057 LOWNDES (W. T.) The Bibliographer's Manual of English Lite-
rature, containing an Account of Rare, Curious, and Useful Books,
published in or relating to Great Britain, with Bibliographical and
Critical Notices, Collations, etc. 4 vols. 8vo, original cloth.
London: W. Pickering, 1834
* Large and Thick Paper Copy, Uncut. The smaller and later editions of this
work omitted some of the matter contained in this first edition.
2058 The Bibliographer's Manual. New edition, corrected and
enlarged, with an Appendix relating to the Books of Literary and
Scientific Societies. By Henry G. Bohn. 6 vols. 8vo, finely bound
in half crimson morocco, richly gilt backs, gilt tops, uncut.
* Large Paper copy. Only a limited number so issued. London, 1869
2059 LUCAS (C. P.) A Historical Geography of the British Colonies.
2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1888-90
248 Englisb HMston? anb ^Literature
2060 |%y| CCAUL (REV. J.) Britanno-Roman Inscriptions, with
11 Critical Notes. Frontispiece. Post 8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1863
2061 MACKAY (CHARLES). The Lost Beauties of the English Lan-
guage. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1874
2062 MAETZNER (EDWARD). Englische Grammatik. 3 vols. 8vo,
half calf, gilt. Berlin, 1860-65
2063 MAGAZINE ARTICLES. The Origin of the English Nation,
three Lectures by Edward A. Freeman [Littell, 1870]; The English
and their Origin [West. Rev., 1866]; English Local Nomenclature
[Edin. Rev., i860]; English Surnames [Littell]; The. Bayeux
Tapestry, by E. J. Lowell [Scribner, 1887]; Prehistoric England
[Eclectic, 1870]; Stonehenge, by James Fergusson [Lond. Quart.,
i860]. Other articles and engravings of Druidical monuments laid
in. 8vo, paper. (7 pieces.)
2064 MAINE (SIR HENRY S.) Lectures on the Early History of
Institutions. 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
2065 MAITLAND (S. R.) An Index of such English Books printed
before the year 1500 as are now in the Archiepiscopal Library at
Lambeth. 8vo, cloth. London, 1845
2066 MAKOWER (FELIX). The Constitutional History and Consti-
tution of the Church of England. Translated from the German.
Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
2067 MANUSCRIPT. Legal Manuscript, 17TH Century. A small
folio volume of 128 pages, containing records of actions in the
London Law Courts, apparently copied from the Official Year
Books. Written in a neat court hand, about the end of the 17th
Century. Among the plaintiffs or defendants cited are, Arabella
Churchill (Mistress of James II.), Elizabeth Clifford, Phineas
Fletcher, etc. Small folio, original limp vellum.
2068 MAPS AND PLANS. Catalogue of the Maps, Plans, and other
Publications of the Ordnance Survey of England and Wales, and
the Isle of Man. Thick 8vo, wrappers, pp. 880. London, 1898
2069 MARCH (HENRY COLLEY). An Examination of Lord Sel-
borne ... on the Ancient Apportionment of the Tithe, 1887, pp. 24;
A Memoir on the Roman Road over Blackstone Edge, 1894, pp. 8,
map and cut\ The Pagan-Christian Overlap in the North, 1892, pp. 41,
12 plates ; The Place-Names Twistle, Skip, and Argh, 1891, pp. 27,
j maps] Rending the Wolf's Jaw, 1894, pp. 9, 8 plates. Bound in
one volume. 8vo, cloth. Rochdale and Manchester, 1887-94
Englteb Distort anfc> ^Literature 249
2070 MARTIN MARPRELATE. Maskell (Rev. W.) A History
of the Martin Marprelate Controversy in the Reign of Queen Eliza-
beth. Post 8vo, bound by Riviere in half green morocco gilt, gilt
top, uncut. London: Pickering, 1845
2071 Reprints of the Original Tracts. A volume containing:
Oh Read over D. John Bridges; An Epistle to the Terrible Priests;
Cooper's Admonition to the People of England; Hay Any Worke
for Cooper; Pap with a hatchet; An Almond for a Parrot; and
Plaine Percivall. Reprinted from the original editions of 1589, with
Introductions and Notes. In one vol. Post 8vo, half roan gilt,
gilt top. London, 1843-46
2072 Waddington (John). John Penry, the Pilgrim Martyr,
1559-93. Frontispiece. i2mo, cloth. London, 1854
* Penry was the leading spirit in the movement, and chief author of the tracts,
which led to the arrest of the writer by the Star Chamber, and finally his execution.
2073 [MASKELL (W.)] A List of the Service Books according to the
Ancient Uses of the Anglican Church. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 30.
* Rare. Only a few copies printed. London, 1850
2074 MASSEY (WILLIAM). A History of England during the Reign
of George the Third. 4 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1855
2075 MATTHEW PARIS. Matthew Paris' English History from the
year 1235 to 1273. Translated from the Latin by J. A. Giles. Por-
trait. 3 vols, post 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1852-54
2076 MAYOR (J." B.) Chapters on English Metre. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1886
* A considerable portion of the book deals with the Metre of Shakespeare's poems.
2077 MEN OF THE TIME. A Biographical Dictionary of Eminent
Living Characters (including Women). New Edition, thoroughly
revised, and brought down to the Present Time. By Edward Wal-
ford. Post 8vo, half roan, pp. 842. London, 1862
* This forms the sixth edition of the series. A continuous run of these forms a
valuable biographical dictionary.
This particular volume is the first (and only one) that contains a sketch of Abraham
Lincoln, condemning him with faint praise. Among the statements made respecting
him is that " he never gained any but the rudest education," that in 1846 he became
" notorious" as an Abolitionist, that he was a foe to popular cries, and that his conduct
during the Civil War, while " far from challenging admiration," has been regarded by
many as sincere. Of the war itself it states that it is a " conflict unparalleled " for
its colossal proportions contrasted with insignificant deeds, for disregard of rules of
civilized warfare, and for vain-boasting on one side.
250 Englisb UMstors ant) ^literature
2078 MEN OF THE TIME. Seventh Edition. Post 8vo, cloth,
pp. 859. London, 1868
2079 Eighth Edition. Revised by Thompson Cooper. Post 8vo,
cloth, pp. 1008. London, 1872
2080 Ninth Edition, i Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 1054. London, 1875
2081 Tenth Edition. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 1070 London, 1879
2082 Eleventh Edition. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 1168. London, 1884
2083 Twelfth Edition. Revised by the editor of "Men of the
Reign " [T. H. Ward]. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 1121. London, 1887
2084 Thirteenth Edition. Revised by G. Washington Moon. 8vo,
cloth, pp. 1016. London, 1891
* With this edition the title was changed to " Men and Women of the Time." The
previous volume, however, contained women also.
2085 Fourteenth Edition. Revised by Victor G. Plarr. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1895
2086 MILTON (JOHN.) Areopagitica. Edited, with Introduction
and Notes, by J. W. Hales. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1882
2087 Comus, a Maske. Printed from the Original Edition of 1637.
With woodcut title-pages designed by H. M. O'Kane, 8vo, cloth,
uncut. New Rochelle, 1902
* The beautifully printed Elston Press Edition. Only 160 issued.
2088 MITCHELL (A. F.) Catechisms of the Second Reformation.
With Historical Introduction and Biographical Notices. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1886
* Among the 'catechisms reprinted is " The Chief Grounds of Christian Religion,"
by Ezekiel Rogers. This catechism was used by Rogers and his congregation at the
new settlement of Rowley in Massachusetts. No American edition is known of it,
the one reprinted being the London edition of 1642.
2089 MOLESWORTH (WILLIAM NASSAU). The History of
England from the year 1830. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1871-73
* The best Library Edition.
2090 MOON (WASHINGTON). The Bad English of Lindley Murray
and other writers on the English Language. A Series of Criticisms.
i2tno, cloth. London, 1868
2091 Bad English Exposed. A Series of Criticisms on the Errors
and Inconsistencies of Lindley Murray and other Grammarians.
Fourth Edition. i2mo, cloth. London, 1871
jEnalisb IbistorE ant> Xtterature 251
2092 MORGAN (JAMES F.) England under the Norman Occupa-
tion. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1858
* Founded on the Domesday Book, the Exon Domesday, the Liber Winton, and the
Boldon Book, with extracts.
2093 MORGAN (THOMAS). Romano-British Mosaic Pavements. A
History of their Discovery, and a Record and Interpretation of their
Designs. With plates, plain and colored, of the most important mosaics.
8vo, cloth. London, 1886
2094 MORLEY (HENRY). English Writers. (Vol. I., Celts and
Anglo-Saxons, with an Introductory Sketch of the Four Periods of
English Literature; Vols. II. and III., from the Conquest to Dun-
bar.) 3 vols (all published) 8vo, cloth. London, 1866-67
2095 Tables of English Literature. 4to, cloth. London, 1870
2096 Of English Literature in the Reign of Queen Victoria, with a
glance at the Past. 185 facsimile autographs. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1882
2097 English Writers. An Attempt towards a History of English
Literature. 11 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1887-95
2098 Library of English Literature: Shorter English Poems; Eng-
lish Plays; Longer Works in English Verse and Prose; Illustrations
of English Religion; Shorter Works in English Prose. Each volume
with numerous illustrations. 5 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. London, n. d.
2099 MORRIS (REV. R.) Historical Outlines of English Accidence.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
2100 MORRIS and SKEAT. Specimens of Early English from A.D.
1 1 50 to 1393. With Introductions, Notes, and Glossarial Index.
2 vols. (Vol. 1 by Rev. R. Morris, Vol. 2 by Morris and W. W.
Skeat) crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1867-72
2101 Another copy. New and Revised Edition. 2 vols, crown
8vo, cloth. (Vol 1, 1882; Vol. 2, 1873.)
Another copy. New Edition, revised for the Second Time.
2 vols. (Vol. 1, 1885; Vol. 2, 1889.)
2103 MORTE D'ARTHUR. Le Morte Arthur. Edited from the
Harleian MS. in the British Museum. Prefatory Essay by the late
Herbert Coleridge. Crown 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London and Cambridge, 1864
252 jEnglisb HMstors anfc ^literature
IRewspapers anb Journalism.
2104 ANDREWS (ALEXANDER). The History of British Journal-
ism from the Foundation of the Newspaper Press in England to the
Repeal of the Stamp Act in 1855, with Sketches of Press Celebrities.
2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1859
2105 EARLY NEWSPAPERS. Ten Popular Reprints of the Times,
and other early English Newspapers. (The English Mercurie, 1588,
with the Invasion by the Spanish Armada; Weekeley Newes, Jan.,
1606, with the execution of Guy Fawkes; The Gazette, 1658, with
the death of Cromwell, etc.) Folio, half morocco.
London, n. d. [1874?]
2106 FOX-BOURNE (H. R.) English Newspapers. Chapters in the
History of Journalism. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
2107 GRANT (JAMES). • The Newspaper Press, its Origin, Progress,
and Present Position, and The Metropolitan Weekly and Provincial
Press. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1871-72
2108 HOPE (JOHN T.) Catalogue of a Collection of Early News-
papers and Essayists formed by the late John T. Hope, and pre-
sented to the Bodleian Library by the late F. W. Hope. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1865
2109 HUNT (F. K.) The Fourth Estate: contributions towards a His-
tory of Newspapers and of the Liberty of the Press. 2 vols, post
8vo, cloth. London, 1850
2 1 10 JACKSON (MASON). The Pictorial Press, its Origin and Prog-
ress. 150 illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
2111 OLDCASTLE (JOHN). Journals and Journalism, with a Guide
for Literary Beginners. Square nmo, vellum, uncut. London, 188a
* The author of this was the well-known journalist Wilfred Meynell.
2112 WATTS (THOMAS). A Letter to Antonio Panizzi ... on the
reputed Earliest Printed Newspaper " The English Mercurie, 1588."
8vo, sewed, pp. 16. London, 1839
lEngUsb HMstors ant> Xiteraturc 253
21 13 NICHOLAS (THOMAS). The Pedigree of the English People.
An Argument, Historical and Scientific, on the Formation and
Growth of the Nation . . . with especial reference to the Incorpora-
tion of the Celtic Aborigines. Map. 8vo, half calf, gilt.
London, 1878*
2114 NICOLAS (SIR NICHOLAS HARRIS). Notitia Historica:
containing Tables, Calendars, and Miscellaneous Information for
the Use of Historians, Antiquarians, etc. Post 8vo, old smooth
calf (rebacked). London, 1824
2115 /^XLDFIELD (T. H. B.) The Representative History of Great
\J Britain and Ireland, being a History of the House of Com-
mons and of the Counties, Cities and Boroughs of the United
Kingdom from the earliest period. Complete in 6 vols. Fine copy
in full calf, gilt, with bookplate in each volume of Charles Clowes.
Best edition. London, 1816
21 16 OLDYS (WILLIAM). A Literary Antiquary. Memoir of
William Oldys, together with his Diary, choice notes from his
Adversaria, and an Account of the London Libraries. [By James
Yeowell.] nmo, half roan. London, 1862
2117 OLIPHANT (T. L. KINGTON). The Old and Middle English.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1878
2118 OLIVER (REV. GEORGE). Collections illustrating the History
of the Catholic Religion in the counties of Cornwall, Devon, Dor-
set, Somerset, Wilts, and Gloucester, Historical and Biographical,
with notices of the Dominican, Benedictine, and Franciscan Orders
in England. 8vo, cloth. London, 1857
2119 OVERTON (J. H.) Life in the English Church, 1660-17 14.
8vo, cloth. London, 1885
©yforfc.
2120 BODLEIAN LIBRARY. Catalogus Librorum Impressorum Bib-
liothecae Bodleianae in AcademiaOxoniensi. Cura et Opera Thomae
Hyde. . . . protobibliothecarii. Thick folio, old leather (binding
cracked at the joints, and lacks the frontispiece).
Oxonii: E. Theatro Sheldoniano, 1674
•At the commencement of each new letter are vignette portraits of the founders
and donators. This is the third Bodleian catalogue, and, according to Hearne, was
254 Bnglteb Ibiston? an& literature
OXFORD— Continued.
mainly written by Emanuel Pritchard of Hart Hall, the janitor, who examined every
book and wrote the whole catalogue with his own hand. Hyde, however, in a pathetic
dedication, claims the credit for it. In it he writes that even his very hours for re-
freshment were spent among the books, and that he had not even spared himself in
the winter weather. All cataloguers will sympathize with his statement in his
preface as to the slowness of careful bibliography and the care necessary. He
writes that to do it he put aside all thoughts of his own health, that he had at first
thought that the catalogue would be completed in two or three years, yet he says, in
spite of his excessive application, it had actually occupied nine years, the printing
alone taking two. People, he says, who spend a week or two in cataloguing some little
library of their own know nothing of the work necessary. It is an easy matter, they
say, to look at the title of a book and copy it. But they ignore the examining the
volumes of pamphlets — a labor perfectly exhausting — the identifying of anonymous
aud pseudonymous books, and other necessary details which, he declares, is the
greatest vexation of mind and a waste of valuable time. All this is very amusing
when contrasted with Hearne's statement.
2121 BODLEIAN LIBRARY. Catalogus Librorum Impressorum
Bibliothecae Bodleianse in Academia Oxoniensi. Vignettes on titles.
4 vols, folio, full calf, gilt. Oxford: 1843-51
* Produced under the superintendence of Dr. Bandinel. The fourth volume is the
additions to the library that were made from 1835 to 1847, and not included in the
other three volumes. Dr. Bandinel was one of the most energetic of the Bodleian
librarians, and during his care the library was greatly increased, he being indefati-
gable in buying nearly everything that came within their reach that was of importance.
It was during this period that Henry Stevens purchased many rare Americana for
the library.
2122 Report from the Librarian, 1882-87. 4to> limp boards.
Oxford, 1888
2123 BRASSINGTON (W. SALT). Historic Bindings in the Bodleian
Library, Oxford. With reproductions of 24 of the finest bindings.
Fully described by W. Salt Brassington. 4to, half morocco, gilt top,
uncut. London, 1891
2124 COXE (H. O.) Catalogus Codicum MSS. qui in Collegiis Aulisque
Oxoniensibus hodie adservantur. 2 vols, thick 4to, cloth. Oxford, 1852
2125 DOUCE (FRANCIS). Catalogue of the Printed Books and
Manuscripts bequeathed by Francis Douce, Esq., to the Bodleian
Library. Frontispiece, and three other colored leaves of facsimiles. Folio,
half cloth. Oxford: The University Press, 1840
* Valuable for its list of early English literature and Shakespeareana.
Englisb HMstorg ant) Xiterature 255
OXFORD— Continued.
2126 FOSTER (JOSEPH). Alumni Oxoniensis. The Members of
the University of Oxford, 1500-1886: their Parentage, Birthplace,
Year of Birth, and a Record of their Degrees: being the Matricula-
tion Register of the University, Alphabetically Arranged, Revised,
and Annotated. 8 vols. 8vo, half roan, gilt top, uncut.
Oxford and London, 1887-92
2127 LYTE (H. C. MAXWELL). A History of the University of
Oxford, from the Earliest Times to the Year 1530. Photographic
facsimile of an illumination. 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
2128 MACRAY (W. D.) Annals of the Bodleian Library, Oxford,
A. D. 1598-A. D. 1867. With a Preliminary Notice of the earlier
Library founded in the 14th Century. 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
2129 MALONE (EDMOND). Catalogue of Early English Poetry, and
other Miscellaneous Works Illustrating the British Drama collected
by Edmond Malone and now preserved in the Bodleian Library.
Folio, cloth, pp. 52. Oxford: At the University Press, 1836
* This very valuable catalogue is preceded by a Memoir of Malone written by
James Boswell. The collection of 16th and 17th Century poets and dramatists was
not equalled by any other collection, even Collier and Hazlitt being unable to find in
their time copies of some of the books. The Shakespeare collection occupies four
columns, and includes Richard III., 1597 ; Romeo and Juliet, 1597 ; Love's Labour
Lost, 1598 ; Merchant of Venice, 1600 ; Titus Andronicus, 161 1 ; Venus and Adonis,
1593; Lucrece, 1594; Sonnets, 1609; Passionate Pilgrim, 1612 ; etc.
2130 WOOD'S ATHENiE OXONIENSES. Athenae Oxonienses.
An Exact History of all the Writers and Bishops who have had
their Education in the University of Oxford. To which are added
the Fasti, or Annals, of the said University. By Anthony a Wood.
New Edition, with Additions by Philip Bliss. Complete in 4 vols.
4to, full calf. London, 1813-20
* Certain passages in columns 377 and 380 of Vol. 3 were suppressed by the editor.
This set contains an additional copy of that sheet, having those passages printed in
full. A manuscript marginal note addressed "Rev. Mr. Walker from the Editor,"
states that only 20 of this sheet with the suppressed passages were printed, and it
therefore becomes of unusual interest from this addition. It is a question whether
there is another similar copy in America.
As is well known, this book is one of the indispensable tools of the bibliographer,
for Early English Literature.
256 Englisb HMston? anfc ^literature
2131 r^EARSON (C. H.) The Early and Middle Ages of England.
8vo, cloth. London, 1861
2132 PIERS PLOWMAN. Skeat (W. W.) Pierce the Ploughman's
Crede (about 1394 A. D.) Transcribed and edited .... to which
is appended God spede the Plough (about 1500 A. D.). 8vo, half
roan. (Early English Text Society.) Presentation copy from the
editor. London, 1867
2133 Skeat (W. W.) The Vision of William concerning Piers the
Plowman in three parallel texts, together with Richard the Redeless,
by William Langland (about 1362-1399 A. D.). Edited from
numerous Manuscripts, with Preface, Notes, and a Glossary. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press •, 1886
2134 Skeat (W. W.) The Vision of Piers the Plowman. By
William Langland. (With Introduction, Notes, and Glossary.)
Crown 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1891
2135 The Vision of William concerning Piers the Plowman. (From
Skeat's text.) With woodcuts and initial letters by H. M. O'Kane. 4to,
boards, buckram back, uncut. New Rochelle, 1901
* The Finely Printed Elston Press edition.
2136 POSTE (BEALE). Britannia Antiqua; or, Ancient Britain
brought within the Limits of Authentic History. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1857
* Scrutiny and dissection of the works of Nennius, Asser, and Gildas; the life and
reign of Arthur; Celtic Titular Names ; etc.
2137 Celtic Inscriptions on Gaulish and British Coins. Intended
to supply Materials for the Early History of Great Britain. With a
Glossary of Archaic Celtic Words, and an Atlas of Coins. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1861
2138 PRAYER BOOK. An Introduction to the History of the Suc-
cessive Revisions of the Book of Common Prayer. Thick crown
8vo, cloth. Oxford and London, 1877
2139 PRICHARD (J. C.) The Eastern Origin of the Celtic Nations
proved by a Comparison of their Dialects with the Sanskrit, Greek,
Latin, etc., Languages. Edited by R. G. Latham. 8vo, half calf.
London, 1857
2140 PROCTER (F.) A History of the Book of Common Prayer, with
a Rationale of its Offices. 15th Edition. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1880
Englisb Ibteton? anfc Xiterature 257
2141 PROTHERO (G. W.) Select Statutes and other Constitutional
Documents illustrative of the reigns of Elizabeth and James I.
Post 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1894
2142 PUBLIC RECORDS. Reports from the Commissioners ap-
pointed by his Majesty to execute the Measures recommended by a
Select Committee of the House of Commons respecting the Public
Records of the Kingdom. With the volume of facsimiles. 2 vols,
folio, cloth. [London], 1819
* The second volume contains 86 facsimiles of the most important documents, in-
cluding Magna Charta, Charters of Stephen, Henry III, Edv.ard I, and others;
Statutes of Henry VIII, Elizabeth, James I, Charles I, etc.; the Domesday Book;
Scottish Acts, including that on the murder of James III, Against the Damnable
Opinions of Heresy 1525, and others of equal interest.
2143 Cooper (Charles Purton). Public Records. A Descrip-
tion of the Contents, Objects, and Uses of the Various Works
printed by the Record Commission. 8vo, half calf. Interleaved
with blank paper. London, 1831
2144 Ewald (Alex. Charles). Our Public Records. A Brief
Handbook to the National Archives. 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London, 1873
* Contains an alphabetical index of Records and subjects, with a glossary.
2145 Nicolas (Sir Nicholas Harris). Refutation of Mr. Pal-
grave's " Remarks " in reply to "Observations on the State of
Historical Literature." Additional Facts relative to the Record
Commission and Record Offices. 8vo, cloth. London, 1831
2146 /QUOTATIONS. Bartlett (J.) Familiar Quotations, being
V^ an Attempt to trace to their sources Passages and Phrases in
Common Use. Eighth Edition. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 904.
Boston, 1882
2147 Ninth Edition of the same. Post 8vo, finely bound by
Riviere in full polished calf gilt, pp. 1158. Boston, 1892
2148 Bertram (Rev. R. A.) A Dictionary of Poetical Illustra-
tions especially selected with a view to the needs of the Pulpit and
the Platform. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
2149 Day (Edward Parsons). Day's Collacon: an Encyclopaedia
of Prose Quotations ... of the most eminent Writers from the
Earliest Ages to the Present Time, with Biographical Index of
Authors. Portraits. Thick royal 8vo, half morocco.
New York, 1884
258 flEnglisb HMstors anfc literature
2150 QUOTATIONS. Gilbert (Josiah H.) Dictionary of Burning
Words of Brilliant Writers. A Cyclopedia of Quotations. Intro-
duction by C. S. Robinson. Post 8vo, cloth. New York [1895]
2151 King (W. F. H.) Classical and Foreign Quotations. Law
Terms and Maxims, Proverbs, Mottoes, Phrases and Expressions,
in French, German, Greek, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese, with
translations, etc. Post 8vo, half roan. London, 1889
R
2152 ]f^ALEGH (SIR WALTER). Brushfield (T. N.) The
Bibliography of Sir Walter Ralegh, with Notes. 4to, boards,
pp. 36. Plymouth, 1886
2153 Brushfield (T. N.) Sir W. Ralegh: a Plea for a Surname.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 12. With leaf of facsimile autographs. (Pres-
entation copy.) [Head at St. Marychurch, England, July, 1886.]
2154 Brushfield (T. N.) Sir Walter Ralegh and his History of
the World. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 30. (Presentation copy from the
author.) \Read at Plympton, England, July, 1887.]
2155 Brushfield (T. N.) The Birthplace of Sir Walter Ralegh.
Illustrated. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 20.
[Read at Tavistock, England, 1889.]
2156 Edwards (Edward.) The Life of Sir Walter Ralegh, based
on Contemporary Documents, together with his Letters now First
Collected. Portrait, facsimile, etc. 2 thick 8vo vols., cloth.
[London], 1868
2157 Stebbing (W.) Sir Walter Ralegh. A Biography. Portrait.
8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1891
2158 RAY (JOHN). A Collection of English Proverbs, digested into a
convenient Method whereunto are added Local Proverbs
Old Proverbial Rhymes, Less known or Exotic Proverbial Sen-
tences, and Scottish Proverbs. Second Edition, enlarged .... with
an appendix of Hebrew Proverbs. i2mo, old calf, blind tooled.
Fine copy. Cambridge, 1678
2159 REED (TALBOT BAINES). A History of the Old English
Letter Foundries, with Notes, Historical and Biographical, on the
Rise and Progress of English Typography. Facsimiles, etc. Small
4to, half roan. London, 1887
* Scarce
EngUsb "fctstorg anfc Xtterature 259
2160 REED (WILLIAM B.) Memories of Familiar Books. With
Memoir of the author by Manton Marble. i2mo, cloth.
New York, 1876
2161 RERUM ANGLICARUM SCRIPTORUM VETERUM. 3
vols, small folio, original old calf, gilt. Fine copy.
Oxonii: Theatro Sheldoniano, 1684-87-91
* A collection of the Old English Chronicles, containing the Chronicle of the Abbey
of Croyland, the Histories of Nennius, Gildas, William of Malmesbury, Higden's Poly-
cronicon, Fordun's Scotichronicon, and many others, some printed here for the first
time. The editors of the first volume were John Fell and W. Fulman, of the second
and third Thomas Fulman. This Dr. Fell was the learned divine and antiquary who
incurred the dislike of Tom Brown, who wrote of him the famous line,
" I do not like you, Dr. Fell."
Each volume contains the bookplate of J. T. M. Pierce; the second contains, in
addition, the old scarce one of Alexander Luders, Kt.
2162 RHYS (JOHN). Lectures on the Origin and Growth of Religion
as Illustrated by Celtic Heathendom. Thick 8vo, cloth. (Hibbert
Lectures.) London, 1888
2163 RIBTON-TURNER (C. J.) A History of Vagrants and
Vagrancy and Beggars and Begging. Illustrated. Thick 8vo,
cloth. London, 1887
2164 ROBERT OF GLOUCESTER, ETC. Robert of Gloucester's
Chronicles; The History of King Henry I.; The Acts of Stephen ;
Giraldus Cambrensis on the Instruction of Princes; Richard of
Devizes; Gervase's Archbishops of Canterbury; and the Chronicle
of the Isle of Man. Translated from the original Latin, with
Prefaces and Notes by the Rev. J. Stevenson. 8vo, cloth. (Church
Historians of England.) London, 1858
2165 ROBERTS (GEORGE). The Social History of the Southern
Counties of England in Past Centuries, illustrated in regard to their
Habits, Municipal Bye-Laws, Civil Progress, etc. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1856
2166 ROBINSON (H. J.) Colonial Chronology. A Chronology of the
Principal Events connected with the English Colonies and India
from the close of the 15th Century to the Present Time. Maps.
Imp. 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
2167 ROEMER (JEAN). Origins of the English People and of the
English Language. Compiled from the best and latest authorities.
Map and 2 facsimiles. Thick 8vo, cloth. New York, 1888
260 English HMstors anfc ^Literature
2168 ROGERS (W. H. HAMILTON). The Strife of the Roses and
Days of the Tudors in the West. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. Exeter, 1890
2169 ROUND (J. H.) Geoffrey De Mandeville. A Study of the
Anarchy. Facsimile. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
2170 ROUTLEDGE (JAMES). Chapters in the History of Popular
Progress, chiefly in relation to the Freedom of the Press and Trial
by Jury, 1660-1820. With an application to later years. Thick
8vo, cloth. London, 1876
2171 ROYAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Transactions, Vols. 1 to
10, and New Series, Vols. 1 and 2. 12 vols. 8vo (ten in original
cloth, the other two in half calf). Vol. 1 is second edition, 1875, and
has stamp on title. London, 1873-85
* Many important historical essays are contained in these volumes, among them
being Winter's Notices of the Pilgrims; John Eliot and his friends of Nazing; Abraham
Lincoln, by Isaac N. Arnold; Pfoundes on the History of Old Japan; Fleay's History
of London Theatres; Rogers on the Scottish Nobility; Morgan's Old Found Lands in
North America; Cowdy on Malta and its Knights; Fisher's History of Landholding
in England; The Siege of Quebec, by S. Robjohns; Winter's Passages in the Life
and Reign of Harold, the Saxon King; Hyde Clarke on the Hittite Epoch; Howorth
on the Early Intercourse of Danes and Franks; Buckland Abbey and Sir Francis
Drake, by S. Robjohns; The Columban Clergy of North Britain and the Norsemen,
by Howorth; Early British Laws and Customs relating to Food, by Cornelius Wal-
ford; Historical Allusions in sundry English Poets, by Fleay; The Tchong Yong of
Confucius, by Dr. ZerfH; Historical Suggestions in the Mahabharata, by Stone; etc.,
etc.
2172 RUSKIN (JOHN). Axon (W. E. A.) John Ruskin. A Biblio-
graphical Biography. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 22. [Manchester], 1879
173 O T
, JOHN (J. A.) History of the Four Conquests of England.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1862
2174 SAINTSBURY (GEORGE). A History of Elizabethan Litera-
ture. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
2175 A History of Nineteenth Century Literature [1780-1895].
Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1896
2176 SANDER (NICOLAS). Rise and Growth of the Anglican Schism.
Published by Nicolas Sander in 1585, with a continuation by Ed-
ward Rishton. Translated, with Introduction and Notes, by David
Lewis. 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
Enolisb Ibistorp ant) Xtterature 261
2177 SARUM BREVIARY. Breviarium ad usum Insignis Ecclesiae
Sarum (Fasciculus I, Kalendarium et Ordo Temporalis; Fasc. II,
Psalterium, Litania, Commune Sanctorum, Ordinarium Missae, etc. ;
Fasc. Ill, Proprium Sanctorum cum Accentuarioet Indices). Lahore
et Studio Francisci Procter et Christophori Wordsworth. 3 vols.
8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1882-86
* Bp. Perry's copy, with presentation inscription of Francis Procter, one of the
editors, and two A. L. S. by him laid in.
2178 SAUNDERS (F.) The Story of some Famous Books. i2mo,
cloth. (Book-Lover's Library.) London, 1887
2179 SEEBOHM (FREDERIC). The Oxford Reformers— John Colet,
Erasmus and Thomas More, being a History of their Fellow Work.
Second Edition, revised and enlarged. 8vo, cloth. London, 1869
2180 The English Village Community, examined in its relations
to the Manorial and Tribal Systems, etc. Maps. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1883
2181 SELDEN (JOHN). Joannis Selden Mare Clausum seu Dominio
Maris. Small folio, half morocco. London, 1635
* First edition of Selden's famous Treatise on the Dominion of the Sea, in which he
asserts the claims of the British to the waters around, including the Channel, to the
exclusion of the French and Dutch. Fine copy. Title in red and black.
Sbafeespeare.
2182 ABBOTT (E. A.) A Shakespearian Grammar. An Attempt to
Illustrate the Differences between Elizabethan and Modern English.
Revised and enlarged edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
2183 BARTON LIBRARY. Catalogue of the Works of William Shake-
speare, original and translated, together with the Shakespeariana
embraced in the Barton Collection in the Boston Public Library,
by J. M. Hubbard, bound by Bradstreets in three-quarter green
morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut, 1880; also Part II. of the Catalogue,
containing the Miscellaneous portion, in the original wrappers, 1888.
2 vols, royal 8vo. [Boston], 1880-88
2184 CAPELL (EDWARD). Catalogue of Mr. Capell's Shakespear-
iana, presented by him to Trinity College, Cambridge, and printed
from Mr. Hazlewood's copy, by Hartshorne, 1829. Transcribed
from Hartshorne's Reprint, 1842. Neatly written manuscript of
J5 + 3° paeres. With portrait of Cape//, by Barto/ozzi, inserted. 4to,
sprinkled calf. [1842]
262 Bnglisb HMstors ant) ^Literature
SHAKESPEARE— Continued.
2185 COHN (ALBERT). Shakespeare-Bibliographie, zusaramenge-
stellt von Albert Cohn, 1871 to 1896; with duplicate Part for 1892—
93. 14 Parts. 8vo, sewed. Kothen [1872-1897?]
2186 FLEAY (F. G.) Shakespeare Manual. i2mo, cloth. London, 1878
2187 FLEMING (W. H.) The Issue of " Shakespeariana " for March,
1888, containing " Bibliography of the First Folios in New York
City, by W. H. Fleming," and other Shakespearian Articles. Small
4to, wrappers. (Laid in is a type-written copy of an article in the
New York Tribune on the same subject [First Folios in America].)
Phila., 1888
2188 HALLIWELL-PHILLIPPS (J. O.) A Calendar of the Shake-
spearean Rarities, Drawings, and Engravings preserved at Hollings-
bury Copse, near Brighton. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
* Only a small number printed for Private Circulation. The entire collection was
bought by Mr. Marsden J. Perry, of Providence, R. I.
2189 Regnal Years, List of Law Terms, etc., during the Shake-
spearean Period. i2mo, cloth. Brighton: Privately printed, 1883
2190 Memoranda intended for the Use of Amateurs, who are suffi-
ciently interested in the pursuit, to make Searches in the Public
Record Office on the chance of discovering New Facts respecting
Shakespeare and the Contemporary Stage. 8vo, cloth, pp. 32.
Brighton: For Strictly Private Circulation, 1884
* Only 40 copies were issued. A presentation copy from the author to C. W. Fred-
erickson.
2191 HUNDRED MERRY TALES (A). The Earliest English Jest-
Book. Now First Reproduced in Photo-Lithography from the
Unique copy of 1526 in the Royal Library in Gottingen. With In-
troduction, Notes, and Glossarial Index, by W. C. Hazlitt. Royal
8vo, cloth. London, 1887
*Only 125 copies were printed for sale, this being No. 27.
2192 INGLEBY (C. M.) The Shakspeare Fabrications; or, The MS.
Notes of the Perkins Folio shown to be of Recent Origin, with an
Appendix on the Ireland Forgeries. i2mo, cloth. London, 1859
2193 LEE (SIDNEY). A Life of William Shakespeare. Numerous fac-
similes and illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
* Illustrated Library Edition.
JEngUsb trtston? anfc Xiterature 263
SHAKESPEARE— Continued.
2194 MACKAY (CHARLES). A Glossary of Obscure Words and
Phrases in the Writings of Shakspeare and his Contemporaries.
8vo, cloth. London, 1887
2195 MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. The Second Quarto, 1600:
A Facsimile in Photo-Lithography by William Griggs. Introduc-
tion by J. W. Ebsworth. Small 4to, half roan. London, 1880
* Scarce. A considerable part of the impression of this facsimile was destroyed by
fire. F. J. Furnivall superintended the production.
2196 O'CONNOR (E. M.) An Index to the Works of Shakespere, giv-
ing references by Topics to Notable Passages and Significant Ex-
pressions, Brief Histories of the Plays, etc., etc. Post 8vo, half
roan. New York, 1887
2197 SONNETS (THE). The Sonnets of Shakspere, when, to whom,
and by whom, written. (A pamphlet of 12 pp. signed Antiquary, and
reprinted from "The Truth Seeker," New York, 1883.) i2mo,
sewed. [New York, 1883]
2198 The Sonnets of Shakespeare now newly imprinted from the
First Edition of 1609. With initial letters designed by H. M. O 'Kane.
8vo, buckram, uncut. New Rochelle, 1901
* The beautifully printed Elston Press edition. Only 210 issued.
2199 STOKES (H. P.) An Attempt to determine the Chronological
Order of Shakespeare's Plays. (The Harness Essay, 1877.) Crown
8vo, cloth. London, 1878
2200 THACHER (JOHN BOYD). Charlecote; or, the Trial of
William Shakespeare. Illustrated by C. L. Hinton. Crown 8vo, half
calf. New York, 1895
* One of only 356 copies on Imperial Japan Paper. Presentation copy from the
author.
2201 WINSOR (JUSTIN). A Bibliography of the Original Quartos
and Folios of Shakespeare, with particular reference to copies in
America. With 68 Heliotype Facsimiles. Folio, cloth. Boston, 1876
* No 20 of only 250 copies.
2202 Shakespeare's Poems. A Bibliography of the Earlier
Editions. Royal 8vo, sewed, pp. 9. (Republished from the Bul-
letin of Harvard University.) Rare. Cambridge, Mass., 1879
264 EttQltsb HMstorg anfc literature
SHAKESPEARE— Continued.
2203 WORKS. The Works of William Shakespeare in reduced fac-
simile from the famous First Folio edition of 1623. With an Intro-
duction by J. O. Halliwell-Phillipps. Post 8vo, half roan.
London, 1876
2204 WYMAN (W. H.) Bibliography of the Bacon-Shakespeare Con-
troversy, with Notes and Extracts. 8vo, cloth. Cincinnati, 1884
2205 SHARMAN (JULIAN). A Cursory History of Swearing. Post
8vo, half morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut. London, 1884
2206 SHELLEY (PERCY BYSSHE). Forman (H. Buxton). The
Shelley Library. An Essay in Bibliography. 8vo, wrappers, pp.
127. (Shelley Society Publication.) London, 1886
4&> 0^
2207 ■ Woodberry (C. E.) Notes on the MS. Volume of Shelley's
Poems in the Library of Harvard College. Facsimile of the MS.
of Shelley's " Ode to a Skylark. " Royal 8vo, sewed, pp. 12. (Re-
published from the Bulletin of Harvard University.)
Cambridge, Mass., 1889
2208 Facsimile of the Original Manuscript of The Skylark. (This
is the facsimile above, printed separately, with a Note.) Royal 8vo,
jaJv* sewed, pp. 15. Cambridge, Mass., 1888
2209 SHEPHERD'S CALENDAR (THE). The Edition of Paris,
1503, in photographic facsimile, and a faithful reprint of Pynson's
Edition of 1506. Edited, with a Critical Introduction and Glossary,
by H. Oskar Sommer. 2 vols, in 1. Royal 8vo, boards, uncut.
London, 1892
* Only 300 printed, this being No. 81.
2210 SHUCKBURGH (E. S.) The A B C both in Latyn and Eng-
lishe: being a Facsimile reprint of the earliest extant English Read-
ing Book. With an Introduction. 8vo, limp ooze calf.
London, 1889
221 1 SIEVERS (S.) and COOK (A. S.) An Old English Grammar.
Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1885
2212 SKEAT (W. W.) Specimens of English Literature, from the
Ploughman's Crede to the Shepherd's Calendar, A.D. 1394-1579.
With Introduction, Notes, and Glossarial Index. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 187 1
jenglisb Ibistor^ an& Xtterature 265
2213 SKEAT (W. W.) An Etymological Dictionary of the English
Language. Small 4to, cloth. Oxford: Printed at the Clarendon
Press for Macmillan, New York, 1882.
2214 Principles of English Etymology. First Series — The Native
Element. Post 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1887
2215 A Primer of English Etymology. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1892
2216 Twelve Facsimiles of Old English Manuscripts. With Tran-
scriptions and an Introduction, ^to, limp boards, pp. 36.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1892
2217 SKOTTOWE (B. C.) A Short History of Parliament. Crown
8vo, cloth. London, 1886
2218 SMITH (EDWARD). Foreign Visitors in England, and What
they have Thought of Us: being some Notes on Books and their
Opinions during the last Three Centuries. i2mo, cloth. (The Book-
Lover's Library.) London, 1889
2219 SMITH (G. BARNETT). History of the English Parliament,
together with an Account of the Parliaments of Scotland and Ire-
land. Facsimiles and illustrations. 2 thick 8vo vols, cloth.
London, 1892
2220 SMITH'S MEZZOTINT PORTRAITS. British Mezzotinto
Portraits. A Descriptive Catalogue . . . from the Introduction of
the Art to the early part of the Present Century, arranged accord-
ing to Engravers, the Inscriptions at full length, Variations set
forth, etc. Accompanied by Biographical Notes, etc. By John
Chaloner Smith. Frontispieces. 4 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1883
* Scarce, and now commanding a high price. An absolutely indispensable book
for the collector of mezzotints.
2221 SMYTH (ADMIRAL W. H.) The Sailor's Word Book: an
Alphabetical Digest of Nautical Terms, including some more
especially Military and Scientific. Revised by Vice-Admiral Sir E.
Belcher. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1867
2222 SPALDING (T. A.) The House of Lords: a Retrospect and a
Forecast. 8vo, cloth. London, 1894
2223 SPENSER. Kitchin (G. W.) Book I. of the Faery Queene.
(With Notes and Glossary.) Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1888
266 Bnglisb Ibiston? anfc ^literature
2224 STAUNTON (HOWARD). The Great Schools of England, an
Account of . . . Eton, Winchester, Westminster, the Charter-house,
Harrow, etc. Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1865
2225 STEDMAN (EDMUND C) Victorian Poets. (Literary and Bio-
graphical Criticisms.) Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1882
2226 STEVENS (HENRY). Catalogue of My English Library.
i2mo, cloth. London, 1853
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2227 STOUGHTON(JOHN). Ecclesiastical History of England, from
the opening of the Long Parliament to the death of Cromwell. 2
vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1867
2228 Ecclesiastical History of England. The Church of the
Restoration. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
2229 STRATMANN (F. H.) A Dictionary of the Old English
Language, compiled from Writings of the XII., XIII., XIV., and
XV. Centuries. Second Edition. 4to, cloth. London, 1873
2230 STUBBS (W.) Registrum Sacrum Anglicanum, an Attempt to
Exhibit the Course of Episcopal Succession in England from the
Records and Chronicles of the Church. Small 4to, half calf.
Oxford: The University Press ', 1858
2231 Second Edition of the same, with an Appendix of Indian,
Colonial, and Missionary Consecrations. Small 4to, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1897
2232 Select Charters and other illustrations of English Constitu-
tional History from the earliest times to the reign of Edward I. Post
8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1870
2233 Fifth Edition of the same. Post 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1884
2234 SUSSEX. Murray's " Handbook for Sussex." Maps and plans.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
2235 SWEET (HENRY). A History of English Sounds from the
Earliest Period. 8vo, wrappers, pp. xi. -\- 163. (English Dialect
Society.) London, 1874
2236 First Middle English Primer. Extracts from the Ancren
Riwle and Ormulum. With Grammar and Glossary. Crown 8vo,
cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1884
Bnglisb HMstorE an& Xtterature 267
2237 SWIFT (AUGUSTUS M.) Derwent Coleridge, Scholar, Pastor,
Educator. An Address. Portrait. Square i2tno, wrappers, pp. 58.
New York, 1883
2238 SWINBURNE. [Shepherd (R. H.)] The Bibliography of Swin-
burne. A Bibliographical List ... in chronological order of the
published writings [1857-1887]. Crown 8vo, vellum gilt, uncut.
Bookplate of Charles Ellice. London, 1887
* Only 250 printed.
2239 'T^AINE (H.) History of English Literature. Translated by
H. Van Laun. 2 vols, post 8vo, tree calf. London, 1878
2240 TASWELL-LANGMEAD (T. P.) English Constitutional His-
tory from the Teutonic Conquest to the Present Time. Third Edi-
tion, revised throughout, with Notes and Appendices by C. H. E.
Carmichael. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
2241 TAYLOR (HANNIS). The Origin and Growth of the English
Constitution. An Historical Treatise in which is drawn out by the
light of the most Recent Researches, the gradual development of
the English Constitutional System, and the growth out of that
system of the Federal Republic of the United States. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. Boston, 1889-98
2242 TAYLOR (ISAAC). Words and Places: or, Etymological Illus-
trations of History, Ethnology, and Geography. Second Edition,
revised and enlarged. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1865
2243 TEN BRINK (BERNHARD). English Literature. (Vol. 1,
Early English Literature; Vols. 2 and 3, Wyclif to Surrey.) 3
vols, post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1883-1896
2244 TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Grolier Club. Chrono-
logical List of the Works of Lord Tennyson .... exhibited at the
Grolier Club, Nov. 5-20, 1897. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 24.
[New York, 1897]
2245 [Livingston (Luther S.)] A Bibliography of the First
Editions, in Book Form, of the Works of Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 95. New York, 1901
268 Bnalisb HMstors ant> ^Literature
2246 TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). [Shepherd (Richard
Herne).] Tennysoniana. Notes, Bibliographical and Critical,
on the Early Poems of A. and C. Tennyson; Opinions of Con-
temporary Writers; Various Readings; Bibliographical List; etc.
i2mo, cloth. London, 1866
2247 Second Edition, revised and enlarged, nrao, half calf gilt,
gilt top, uncut. London, 1879
2248 Drake's Drum, by Henry Newbolt; and the "Revenge," a
Ballad of the Fleet, by Alfred Tennyson. With reproduction of a
painting by Seymour Lucas. 4to, wrappers, pp. 38.
* No. 20 of only 120 copies printed. Jamaica: The Marion Press, 1898
2249 Works. The Poetic and Dramatic Works of Alfred, Lord
Tennyson. Household Edition. 127 illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
Boston and New York, n. d. [1899]
2250 THACKERAY (F, ST. JOHN). Eton College Library, re-
printed from " Notes and Queries." Small 4to, cloth. Eton, 1881
2251 THACKERAY (W. M.) Johnson (C. P.) Hints to Collectors of
Original Editions of the Works of William Makepeace Thackeray.
Crown 8vo, parchment, uncut. London, 1885
* Only a limited number issued.
2252 [Shepherd (R. H.)] Bibliography of Thackeray. A Bib-
liographical List, arranged in Chronological Order, of his published
writings. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. London [1880]
* Edition-de-Luxe.
2253 THOMPSON (SIR EDWARD MAUNDE). English Illumi-
nated Manuscripts. Facsimiles, one in colors and gold. Royal 8vo,
boards, uncut. London, 1895
* No. 215 of only 300 copies printed.
2254 THOMPSON (PISHEY). History and Antiquities of Boston and
the Villages of Skirbeck, Fishtoft, Freiston, Butterwick, Benington,
Leverton, Leake, and Wrangle, comprising the Hundred of Skir-
beck in the County of Lincoln, etc. Illustrated with 100 engravings.
Royal 8vo, calf. Boston, 1856
* A great deal of valuable genealogical information is contained in this volume, in-
cluding Memoir of the Rev. John Cotton and notices of others_who came to America.
Englfsb Ibistors anfc> Xiterature 269
2255 THOMSON (RICHARD). An Historical Essay on the Magna
Charta of King John, to which are added the Great Charter in
Latin and English, the Charters of Liberties and Confirmations
granted by Henry III. and Edward I., the Original Charter of the
Forests, etc. Explanatory Notes, account of the principal originals
and editions . . . and other illustrations. Frontispiece on India paper,
illustrations, and borders to each page. 8vo, half red morocco gilt, gilt
edges. London, 1829
2256 THORNTON (PERCY M.) Foreign Secretaries of the XlXth
Century. Portraits. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1881-83
* Fox, Canning, Grenville, Castlereagh, Palmerston, Wellington, etc.
2257 TODD (ALPHEUS). On Parliamentary Government in Eng-
land, its Origin, Development, and Practical Operation. 2 vols,
thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1867-69
2258 Parliamentary Government in the British Colonies. Thick
8vo, cloth. Boston, 1880
2259 TOOKE (J. HORNE). The Diversions of Purley. With numer-
ous additions from the copy prepared by the author for republication.
Revised and corrected, with additional notes, by Richard Taylor.
Frontispiece by Sharp. 8vo, cloth. London, i860
* Etymological diversions illustrated by numerous quotations from the earliest
authors.
2260 TORRENS (W. M.) History of Cabinets, from the Union with
Scotland to the Acquisition of Canada and Bengal. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1894
* The author was a noted English politician of the name of William McCullough,
He later assumed the name Torrens.
2261 TUCKERMAN (BAYARD). A History of English Prose Fic-
tion from Sir Thomas Malory to George Eliot. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1882
2262 TYNDALE (WILLIAM). Demaus (Rev. R.) William Tyndale.
A Biography. A Contribution to the Early History of the English
Bible. Portrait, facsimile leaves from Tyndale 's New Testament, etc.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, n. d. [187 1?]
2263 Tyndale's New Testament. The First Printed New Testa-
ment, translated by William Tyndale. Photo-lithographed from
the unique fragment now in the British Museum. Edited by Ed-
ward Arber. Small 4to, half roan. London, 1871
270 Englisb UMstors anfc ^Literature
2264 TYNDALE (WILLIAM). Tyndale's New Testament. Three
New Testaments of William Tyndale compared with each other and
with the First Edition of Thomas Matthews. By Francis Fry. 4to,
half roan. Presentation copy from the author to George Bullen.
* One of a very few copies privately printed. [Bristol, 1 875 J
2265 I TNDERWOOD (F. H.) A Handbook of English Literature.
^J Vol. I., British Authors. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1871
2266 UTRECHT PSALTER. Reports addressed to the Trustees of
the British Museum on the Age of the Manuscript, by E. A. Bond,
E. M. Thompson, Sir M. Digby Wyatt, Prof. Westwood, and others.
Preface by A. P. Stanley. 3 facsimiles. Folio, limp boards, pp. 14.
London, 1874
2267 Birch (Walter de Gray). The History, Art, and Palae-
ography of the Manuscript styled the Utrecht Psalter. Facsimiles.
8vo, cloth. London, 1876
2268 ^ _ J ACE. Le Roman de Brut. Par Wace, poete du XII. Siecle.
\\ Publie pour la Premiere Fois d'apres les Manuscrits des
Bibliotheques de Paris. Avec un Commentaire et des Notes par
Le Roux de Lincy. 5 facsimiles. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half russia.
Rouen, 1836-38
* One of the very few copies issued on Large Paper, with the facsimiles on vellum,
2269 WALKER (JOHN). An Attempt towards recovering an Account
of the Numbers and Sufferings of the Clergy of the Church of
England, Heads of Colleges, Fellows, Scholars, &c, who were
Sequester'd, Harrass'd, &c in the late Times of the Grand Rebellion;
Gccasion'd by the Ninth Chapter (now the second volume) of Dr.
Calamy's Abridgment of the Life of Mr. Baxter. Folio, old leather
(joints loose). London, 17 14
* Scarce. The original unabridged edition. The work consists of two parts:
(1) a history of ecclesiastical affairs from 1640 to 1660, the object being to show that
the ejection of the Puritans at the Restoration was a just reprisal for their actions
when in power; (2) a catalogue, well arranged and fairly well indexed, of the deprived
clergy, with particulars of their sufferings. See Calamy, No. 1663.
2270 WALLACE (ROBERT). Antitrinitarian Biography; or, Sketches
of the Lives and Writings of Distinguished Antitrinitarians ... in
the Principal Nations of Europe to the close of the 17th Century,
to which is prefixed a History of Unitarianism in England. 3 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1850
* Contains a list of their writings, valuable for bibliographical purposes.
Englisb Distort ant) Xiterature 271
2271 WALPOLE (SPENCER). History of England from the Con-
clusion of the great war in 1815. 5 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt.
London, 1878-86
* Fine copy of the Library Edition.
2272 WARD (T. H.) Men of the Reign. A Biographical Dictionary of
Eminent Persons of British and Colonial Birth who have died during
the reign of Queen Victoria. Thick crown 8vo, cloth, pp. 1020.
London, 1885
2273 WARTON (THOMAS). The History of English Poetry from
the close of the Eleventh to the commencement of the Eighteenth
Century. 4 vols. 4to (Vols. 1-3 in full calf gilt, the Fourth in half
cloth). London, 1775-90
* Vol. 1 is the second edition, Vols. 2 and 3 the first. This set comprises, in Vol. 1,
Index to the first vol., and Index to the two Dissertations; Vol. 2, Index to the vol.,
and Emendations and Additions to Vols. 1 and 2; Vol. 3, Index to the Gesta Roman-
orum, Index to the vol., Ritson's Observations on the first three volumes, 1782 (Rit
son in this attacks Warton very violently — Lowndes states that later he tried to sup-
press it); Ferriar's The Bibliomania, an Epistle to Richard Heber, 1809; Mrs. Inglis*
Anna and Edgar, Edinburgh, 1781 (the authoress was a daughter of the celebrated
Col. Gardiner, who fell at the Battle of Prestonpans. This copy was — from an inscrip-
tion on the title — once in the possession of the family); and A. L. S. of Robert Trip
hook relating to Conybeare's Illustrations of Anglo-Saxon Poetry; Vol. 4 contains the
unfinished fragment (1790), and another set of the Indexes (including those to the
Dissertations and Gesta Romanorum), with title. Very few copies of these Indexes
were printed. The advertisement states, " Some may not find it needful to possess
them, therefore it has been thought fit to suffer the impression to fall far short of that
of the History. It does not exceed one-fourth of the number." It will be noticed
that in this copy there are included two sets of the Indexes. They were compiled by
Thomas Fillinghara and printed in 1806. Only 88 pages of the fourth volume had
been printed when the author died, and the volume was left unfinished.
2274 History of English Poetry. Edited by W. C. Hazlitt. With
new Notes and Additions by Sir Frederic Madden, Thomas Wright,
W. W. Skeat, etc. 4 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 187 1
2275 WATERS (ROBERT). How to Get On in the World, as demon-
strated by the Life and Language of William Cobbett; to which is
added Cobbett's English Grammar, with Notes. Portrait. Post
8vo, cloth. New York, 1883
272 Engltsb HMston? anfc ^Literature
jfourtb Session*
2276 WATT (ROBERT). Bibliotheca Britannica; or, a General Index
to British and Foreign Literature. In two parts, authors and sub-
jects. Complete in four vols. 4to, scored calf gilt, rebacked.
Edinburgh, 1824
2277 WEBSTER (NOAH). An American Dictionary of the English
Language. Revised, Enlarged, and Improved by Noah Porter and
Chauncey A. Goodrich. Colored frontispiece and numerous cuts in the
text. Thick 4to, sheep (rubbed). Springfield, 1881
2278 WEDGWOOD (H.) Contested Etymologies in the Dictionary of
the Rev. W. W. Skeat. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
2279 WELSFORD (HENRY). On the Origin and Ramifications of
the English Language. 8vo, cloth. London, 1845
2280 WESTCOTT (BROOKE FOSS). A General View of the His-
tory of the English Bible. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
2281 WESTERN ANTIQUARY (THE), or, Devon, Cornwall, and
Somerset Note Book. Fifth and Sixth Series. June, 1885, to June,
1886. Illustrated. 12 Parts. Royal 8vo, wrappers. Plymouth, 1885-86
* Containing many valuable historical and bibliographical articles, including Bibli-
ography of the Works of Sir Walter Ralegh.
2282 WESTMINSTER CONFESSION OF FAITH. Minutes of
the Westminster Assembly of Divines while engaged in preparing
their Directory for Church Government, Confession of Faith, and
Catechisms, November, 1644, to March, 1649. From transcripts of
the originals procured by a Committee of the General Assembly of
the Church of Scotland. Edited by the Rev. A. F. Mitchell, and
the Rev. J. Struthers. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1874
2283 WHEELER (W. A.) An Explanatory and Pronouncing Diction-
ary of the Noted Names of Fiction, including, also, Familiar Pseu-
donyms, etc. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Large Paper copy. Boston, t866
2284 WHITE (RICHARD GRANT). Words and their Uses, Past
and Present. A Study of the English Language. Third Edition,
revised and corrected. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, t88o
2285 Every-Day English. A Sequel to Words and their Uses.
Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1880
2286 WHITNEY (WILLIAM DWIGHT). Essentials of English
Grammar. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1882
En^ltsb trtstors ant) Xiterature 273
2287 WICLIF (JOHN). Buddensieg (Rudolf). John Wiclif, Patriot
and Reformer. Frontispiece. i8mo, wrappers, pp. 164. London, 1884
2288 Burrows (Prof. Montagu). Wiclif s Place in History. Lec-
tures delivered in Oxford in 1881. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
2289 Storrs (Richard S.) John Wycliffe and the First English
Bible. An Oration. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 85. New York, 1880
2290 Vaughan (Robert). John de Wycliffe, D.D. A Monograph,
with some Account of the Wycliffe MSS. in Oxford, Cambridge,
the British Museum, Lambeth Palace, and Trinity College, Dublin.
Portrait and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1853
2291 Wiclif Bible. The Holy Bible, containing the Old and
New Testaments, with the Apocryphal Books in the Earliest English
Versions, made from the Latin Vulgate by John Wycliffe and his
Followers. Edited by the Rev. J. Forshall, and Sir Frederic Mad-
den. 4 vols. 4to, cloth. Oxford: The University Press, 1850
* Containing collations from various MSS., with the various readings; a description
of the MSS., Glossarial Index, etc.
2292 WILLIAM OF NEWBURGH, ETC. The History of William
of Newburgh [circa 1198], and the Chronicles of Robert de Monte
[circa n 80], translated from the original Latin, with Prefaces and
Notes, by the Rev. J. Stevenson. 8vo, cloth. (Church Historians
of England.) London, 1856
2293 WINSTANLEY (WILLIAM). The Lives of the most Famous
English Poets, or, the Honour of Parnassus in a brief essay. . . .
etc. First Edition. Portrait of the author. i2mo, old calf (cover
loose, and some passages in the book outlined with ink). Lond. 1687
•Scarce. This interesting volume is perhaps more remarkable for the character
of its criticisms than for the veracity of its facts. In spite of its defects there is
much important information remaining, relating to the 145 poets cited, of the
period from Elizabeth to Charles II. Nearly every one of any note is mentioned,
and criticised. Of Milton he says that his "Fame is gone out like a Candle in a
Snuff, and his Memory will always stink," etc.; of Ben Jonson he relates the
story of his working as a bricklayer with a book in his pocket "so as his work
•went forward, so his study went not backward," but states that he was "no
Shakespeare" ; of Shakespeare he states that there were many "Wit-combats be-
twixt him and Ben Jonson, which two we may compare to a Spanish great Gal-
leon, and an English Man of war; Mr. Jonson (like the former) was built far
higher in Learning, solid, but slow in his performances; Shakes pear, with the
English Man of war, lesser in bulk, but lighter in sayling, could turn with all
Tides, tack about, and take advantage of all Winds, by the quickness of his Wit
and Invention." To this author is due the fable of the destruction of the remain-
ing portion of Ralegh's History of the World, by the Knight. He first published
it in his Lives of English Worthies, but apparently was so pleased with his
fiction that he repeats it again in this volume (in the preface) with all the details.
274 Bnalisb HMstors ant) literature
2294 WORCESTER (JOSEPH E.) A Dictionary of the English Lan-
guage. Thick 4to, sheep (rubbed). Boston, 1863
2295 WRIGHT (W. ALDIS). The Bible Word-Book. A Glossary of
Archaic Words and Phrases in the Authorised Version of the Bible
and the Book of Common Prayer. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
2296 WRIGHT (THOMAS). Biographia Britannica Literaria; or,
Biographies of Literary Characters of Great Britain and Ireland.
(Vol. 1, The Anglo-Saxon Period; Vol. 2, The Anglo-Norman
Period.) 2 vols. 8vo, half crimson morocco gilt, gilt tops, uncut.
London, 1842-46
2297 Another copy of the vol. containing The Anglo-Norman
Period. 8vo, cloth. London, 1846
2298 The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon. A History of the
Early Inhabitants of Britain. Illustrated by the Ancient Remains
brought to Light by Recent Researches. Map and numerous illustra-
tions. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1852
2299 A History of Domestic Manners and Sentiments in England
during the Middle Ages. With illustrations by F. W. Fairholt, from
Contemporary Manuscripts and other Sources. Square 8vo, cloth.
London, 1862
2300 Womankind in Western Europe, from the Earliest Times to
the Seventeenth Century. Illuminations in colors and gold after an-
cient MS S., and other illustrations. Small 4to, cloth. London, 1869
2301 The Homes of Other Days. A History of Domestic Manners
and Sentiments in England, from the Earliest-known Period to
Modern Times. Numerous illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1871
2302 Feudal Manuals of English History, a Series. . . . compiled
at different periods, from the 13th to the 15th Century, for the use
of the Feudal Gentry and Nobility. Now first edited from the
original Manuscripts. Portrait of Thomas Wright. Small 4to, cloth.
London, 1872
23°3 Uriconium : a Historical Account of the Ancient Roman City,
and of the Excavations made upon its Site at Wroxeter in Shrop-
shire. Forming a Sketch of the Condition and History of the Welsh
Border during the Roman Period. Numerous illustrations and plans.
Royal 8vo, cloth. Scarce. London, 1872
Enalisb Irtstors anfc Xiterature 275
2304 WRIGHT (W. H. KEARLEY). West Country Poets: their
Lives and Works, being an Account of about 400 Verse Writers of
Devon and Cornwall, with Poems and Extracts. Portraits. 4to,
cloth. London, 1896
2305 WYNKYN DE WORDE. A Treatyse of Fysshynge wyth an
Angle. By Dame Juliana Berners. A Facsimile Reproduction of
the First Book on the subject of Fishing printed in England by
Wynkyn de Worde at Westminster in 1496. Introduction by the
Rev. M. G. Watkins. 4to, vellum, stamped with an antique pattern.
London, 1880
2306 1/ONGE (CHARLES DUKE). The Constitutional History
of England from 1760 to i860. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
* Intended as a continuation of Hallam.
Ifrelanb, its 1bietor\>, Xiterature, anb
Hntiquities-
2307 iESOP IN IRISH. iEsop's Fables in Irish. Edited by the Rev.
Peter O'Leary. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 16. Dublin, 1902
2308 ANDERSON (CHRISTOPHER). The Native Irish and their
Descendants. Third Edition, improved. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1846
2309 ATKINS (T. DE COURCY). The Kelt or Gael: his Eth-
nography, Geography, and Philology. (With a comparative vocabu-
lary— Latin, English, Irish, and Welsh.) 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
2310 BETHAM (SIR WILLIAM). The Gael and the Cymbri; or,
An Inquiry into the Origin and History of the Irish, Scoti, Britons,
and Gauls, and of the Caledonians, Picts, Welsh, Cornish, and
Breton. Frontispiece. 8vo, cloth. Dublin, 1834
* Chapters on Gildas, Nennius, and other early writers, with quotations ; Irish
History; Gods of the Celtrc; Well Worship; etc.
276 flrteb fnstors an& ^Literature
2311 BOOK OF THE DUN COW. Leabhar Na H-Uidhri. A
Collection of Pieces in Prose and Verse in the Irish Language, com-
piled and transcribed about A. D. 1 100 by Moelmuiri Mac Ceilea-
chair: Now for the First Time published from the original in the
Library of the Royal Irish Academy, with an Account of the Manu-
script, a Description of its Contents, and an Index. Folio, rox-
burghe binding. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy House, 1870
* Now very scarce. A perfect reproduction of the Oldest-known Manuscript,
entirely in the Irish language. Only 200 were printed.
This remarkably interesting manuscript, of which only 134 pages remain, was com-
piled from older works by Moelmuiri (that is, Servant of Mary), grandson of the
famous Conn-na-m-Bocht (or Conn of the Poor). Moelmuiri was killed by robbers in
1 106, so that it must have been compiled before that date. About 1342 it was taken
into Connaught — whether as the spoils of war or, as suggested, as a ransom for some
celebrated chieftain, it is difficult to say — and not recovered until 1345, when it was
found that several leaves, including those containing the name of the original com-
piler, had disappeared. In this latter year Sigraid O'Cuirrndin, the chief poet of
Donnell O'Conor, wrote an entry on one of the pages recording the name of Moel-
muiri as its author, and another, but later entry, narrates the facts of its recovery by
its original owners in Sligo. In 1470 Hugh Roe O'Donnell took the Castle of Sligo,
and with it this manuscript, which (according to the Annals of the Four Masters) was
regarded as one of the chief prizes. In comparatively recent time it came into the
possession of the Royal Irish Academy.
The contents of the Leabhar Na H-Uidhri (or Book of the Dun Cow, as it is famil-
iarly known) is^ of a very miscellaneous character — religious, historical, romantic, and
legendary. It commences with an extract from Nennius, two or three pages further
begins, possibly, the most important of all the documents, the elegy written by the
blind poet Dalian Forgaill (whose sight was restored by the saint for this purpose)
on the death of St. Columba, with an historical introduction relating the circumstances
why the poem was written. The occasion was that the bards and literary men of
Ireland had become so numerous and objectionable that at a State Convention held
in A. D. 575 at Drom (or Druim Ceta — now Newtown Limavaddy, near Londonderry)
it was actually proposed to banish them altogether from the island. St. Columba,
however, spoke eloquently on their behalf, pointing out that they were the only
recorders of the events of history, and in deference to him they were allowed to
remain under certain restrictions. Forgaill in his thankfulness wished to recite an
ex tempore poem to the saint, but this latter (no doubt being well acquainted with the
length of these ancient laudatory poems) declined, and it has been handed down to pos-
terity through this manuscript. It is curious to note that even in the eleventh century the
form of the language was so archaic that Moelmuiri had to write a gloss between the
lines, that it might be understood. Other pieces relate an account of the colonization
of Ireland written by Tuan, son of Carill, in the sixth century; narrative of the
descent of the men of Ulster in the time of Conchobar Mac Nessa, into Munster and
as far as Kerry, which minutely describes the topography of the country ; a raid on
the cows of Flidas, for Queen Medb ; the journey of Maeldun, who set out into the far
Atlantic and did not return until three years and seven months had passed ; the death
flrfsb HMstorg an& ^literature 277
of Athi (or Dathi), the last pagan monarch of Ireland, with an account of the ancient
burial-places of the different kings and nobles; narrative of the raid on the cows of
Cuailnge, a most curious and romantic story, full of heroic deeds of champions, also made
for Queen Medb; the death of Conaire Mor, caused by the fairies of Longford; the con-
version of Loegaire by St. Patrick, with the miracles performed on the occasion; the
story of how Midir of Breg Leith won the beautiful Queen Etain at a game of chess;
and many other compositions faithfully preserving the various manners, superstitions
and early history of Ireland.
2312 BOOK OF LEINSTER(THE). The Book of Leinster, sometime
called the Book of Glendalough. A Collection of Pieces (Prose and
Verse) in the Irish language, compiled, in part, about the middle of
the Twelfth Century. Now for the First Time published from the
original Manuscript in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin, by
the Royal Irish Academy, With Introduction, Analysis of Contents,
and, Index by Robert Atkinson. Thick folio, half straight-grained
morocco. Dublin, 1880
* A lithographic facsimile of the manuscript. Very Scarce.
The two oldest Irish manuscripts in existence are the Book of the Dun Cow,
and the Book of Leinster. While the first was composed about the end of the
eleventh century, the latter was written sometime in the early part of the twelfth.
In it occurs a statement that Finn Mac Gorman, Bp. of Kildare, wrote (copied,
or compiled, no doubt) it for Hugh Mac Crimthan, who was at the court of Diar-
maid Mac Murrogh, King of Leinster. The contents are extremely interesting
and varied, old sagas, tales of the Finns, songs in praise of the heroes of Ireland,
genealogies, lists of the saints, and religious treatises. One of the most valuable
among the historical pieces is the list of the kings of the various provinces of
Ireland, as also of the successors of St. Patrick, to the time of the compilation of the
manuscript; another, both romantic and historical, is the story of the famous King
Conchobar Mac Nessa, and the Lady Nessa, and the adventures and troubles of
the former. In this his father is stated to have been King Fergus, who is described
as a giant, though other manuscripts describe him as a Druid. The story relates
how the Lady Nessa tricked King Fergus out of the kingdom of Ulster in favor of
her son. The manuscript includes a description of Conor's famous palace with its
150 rooms, of oak decorated with copper, and of the king's own chamber, which
was decorated with copper and silver, and had golden birds with jewelled eyes
for ornaments. Another piece is a list of the heroines of Ireland. Also there is a
poem by Cuan hua Lothchain, in praise of Tara, and relating the life of Niall of
the Nine Hostages; and others similar. The folk-tales are many. One relates how
a fairy came for assistance to one of the kings of Ireland and obtained it — a re-
versal of the usual procedure. Undoubtedly the most famous of all the pieces is
the story of Deirdre, the fate of the sons of Usnach, which appears here in its
oldest form.
2313 BOOK OF LISMORE (THE). Lives of the Saints from the Book
of Lismore. Edited, with a Translation, Notes and Indices, by
Whitley Stokes. Facsimile. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 411.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1890
278 flrisb Ibteton? ant> ^Literature
2314 BOURKE (REV. ULICK J.) The College Irish Grammar.
Fifth Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. Dublin, 1868
2315 Easy Lessons in Irish. Fifth Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Dublin, 1869
2316 Easy Lessons in Irish; or, Self-instruction in Irish. With
key to each part. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1873
2317 BRASH (RICHARD ROLT). The Ogam Inscribed Monuments
of the Gaedhil in the British Islands, with a dissertation on the
Ogam character. Illustrated with 50 photo-lithographic plates. Edited
by G. M. Atkinson. 4to, cloth. London, 1879
2318 CELTIA. A Pan-Celtic Monthly Magazine. From its Commence-
ment in January, 1901, to the Summer number for 1904. Illustrated.
38 Parts. 4to, original wrappers. Dublin, 1901-1904
* The organ of the Celtic Association. Complete set. No more published.
2319 CELTIC SOCIETY (THE). O'Donovan (John). Leabhar
na-g-Ceart, or the Book of Rights. Now for the first time edited
with Translation and Notes by J. O'Donovan. Post 8vo, cloth.
Dublin, 1847
* The Book of Rights has been attributed to St. Benignus, "psalmist" to St.
Patrick. The author, however, states that it was founded on the Book of Glendaloch,
mentioned by the Four Masters, but now not extant. It contains, in poetry and prose, a
list of the revenues of the Supreme King and of the provincial monarchs of Ireland, of
the services, tribute and duties of the latter, the hereditary offices of the great fami-
lies, etc., and is of the greatest importance in depicting the organization of the king-
dom in the fifth century.
2320 Another issue of the same edition on larger paper. Post 8vo,
boards, cloth back. Dublin: The Celtic Society, 1847
* This issue has the certification (which in the previous copy is printed on the re-
verse of the list of officers of the Celtic Society) printed on a separate leaf, but the
table of contents is omitted. The rest of the book corresponds, including the Index
at end.
2321 Largest Paper Issue of the same, specially printed for the
Members of the Celtic Society. With engraved frontispiece on India
paper. 8vo, cloth. Dublin: The Celtic Society, 1847
* This edition contains contents, etc., as in the first issue (No. 2319), but is printed
on superior paper and in a superior manner.
2322 Miscellany of the Celtic Society. Edited by John O'Donovan.
(Contains the Genealogy of Corca Laidhe; Poem on the Battle of
Dun, by Gilla-Brighde MacConmidhe; Docwra's Tracts; and several
Poems, Pedigrees and Extracts.) 8vo, half morocco, thick paper
copy. Dublin: Printed for the Celtic Society, 1849
Urisb fMstors an& Xiterature 279
2323 CELTIC SOCIETY (THE). Curry (Eugene). The Battle of
Magh Leana, together with The Courtship of Momera. Now for the
first time edited, with Translation and Notes. 8vo, half cloth.
♦Scarce. Dublin, 1855
2324 CHAPIN (A. B.) On the Study of the Celtic Languages. Re-
printed from the New York Review for April, 1840. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 32. New York, 1840
2325 CONFESSION OF FAITH, ETC. Admhail an Chreidimh:
An Cataichiosm Foirleathan: Cataichiosm Aithghear. (The Con-
fession of Faith, and Larger and Shorter Catechisms translated into
the Irish language by the Synod of Argyle.) i6mo, old calf (blank
margins written on in a few places). Dunedin, 1727
2326 CONNELLAN (T.) An English-Irish Dictionary, in the English
and Irish characters. i2mo, cloth. Dublin, 1863
2327 CONWELL (E. A.) Discovery of the Tomb of Ollav Fola,
Ireland's Famous Monarch and Law-maker upwards of 3000 years
ago. 56 illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Dublin, 1873
2328 CROKER (THOMAS CROFTON). Popular Songs of Ireland.
Introduction by Henry Morley. Crown 8vo, cloth. (Morley's
Universal Library.) London, 1886
2329 CROWE (J. O'BEIRNE). The Amra Choluim Chilli of Dalian
Forgaill, now printed for the First Time from the Original Irish,
with a Literal Translation and Notes, etc. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 76.
* The famous sixth century blind Irish poet's elegy on St. Columba. Dublin, 1 87 I
2330 CUSACK (M. F.) The Student's Manual of Irish History. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1870
2331 DUBLIN IMPRINTS. The Judgment of God upon Ireland, or
Sickness and Famine God's Visitation for the Sins of the Nation.
Second edition. 8vo, sewed, pp. 63. Dublin: George Grierson, 1741
2332 A Scheme for Utterly Abolishing the present Heavy and
» Vexatious Tax of Tithe. In a Letter to a Member of Parliament.
(Signed, " Templehill, Nov. 26, 1741. A. E. I. O. U.") 8vo, sewed,
pp. 15. Dublin: G. Ewing, 1742
2333 A Modest Proposal for the Prohibition of Speech, humbly
offered to the Consideration of Parliament. 8vo, sewed, pp. 16.
Dublin: P. Wilson, 1743
280 ITrisb HMston? ant) literature
2334 DUBLIN IMPRINTS. [Perceval (John, 2nd Earl of Egmont).]
Faction Detected by the Evidence of Facts. 8vo, sewed, pp. 170.
Dublin: G. Faulkner, 1743
* Also ascribed to William Pulteney, Earl of Bath. At the end are two leaves of
advertisements of books published by the same publisher, one having a very lengthy
list of subscribers.
2335 An Account of Mrs. Ireland, the Mad-woman, in a letter to
a Friend in the Country. To which is added, Attraction, a poem.
8vo, sewed, pp. 16. Dublin: J. Esdall, 1745
* A satire on Irish affairs.
2336 The Bricklayer's Poem. Presented to his Excellency, the
Lord Lieutenant, on his Arrival in the Kingdom. 8vo, sewed,
pp. 7. Dublin: Printed in the Year 1745
* The Lord Lieutenant mentioned was the famous Earl of Chesterfield, author
of the " Letters to his Son." References are made to Swift in the poem,
" Tho' Swift be Dumb, for Swift Ierne weeps,
The pride, the pillar of his Country sleeps."
and another mention further on. Swift at that time was suffering from his last
illness, and died the same year, 1745.
2 337 [Brooke (Henry).] The Farmer's Letters to the Protestants
of Ireland. Numbers 1-5. 8vo, sewed, pp. 8 to each number.
Dublin: G. Faulkner, 1745
* By Henry Brooke, the noted Irish author of " The Fool of Quality," and several
plays. Brooke wrote six of these letters to excite the Protestant farmers of Ireland
against the threatened Jacobite rising.
2338 The Defence made by John Ambrose, Esq., late Captain of
his Majesty's ship, the Rupert, on his Trial at Court Martial. By a
Gentleman of the Inner Temple. 8vo, sewed, pp. 24.
Dublin: P. Wilson, and J. Esdall, 1745
2339 Hints Concerning the Present State of Ireland. Humbly
submitted to the Consideration of the Publick. 8vo, sewed, pp. 8.
Dublin: G. Faulkner, 1745
2340 Barton (Richard). A Sermon Preached at the Parish
Church of Shankil in the town of Lurgan, upon Wednesday, the
1 8th Day of December, being the Day appointed for Fasting and
Humiliation for the Sins of the Nation ... to remove from us
the Evils of Rebellion and Foreign Wars. 8vo, sewed, pp. 22.
Dublin: G. and E. Ewing, 1746
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2341 DUBLIN IMPRINTS. The Impartial Examiner; or, the Faithful
Representer of the various and manifold Misrepresentations im-
posed on the Roman Catholics of Ireland, in the several Charges
laid at their doors by the Scribblers of the Farmer's, Merchant's,
and Drapier's Letters, etc. 8vo, sewed, pp. 64.
Dublin: Printed in the Year 1746
* In reply to Henry Brooke, Dean Swift, etc.
2342 Duchal (James). A Sermon on the death of Dr. Arbuckle,
preached at Wood-Street, January 4th, 1746-7 8vo, sewed, pp. 22.
Dublin: Printed by A. Reilly for J. Smith, 1747
2343 FERGUSON (M. C.) The Story of the Irish Before the Con-
quest, from the Mythical Period to the Invasion under Strongbow.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
2344 FOLEY (DANIEL). An English-Irish Dictionary, intended for
the use of Students of the Irish Language. 8vo, cloth, fine copy.
Dublin, 1855
2345 FOUR MASTERS. The Annals of Ireland, translated from the
Original Irish of the Four Masters by Owen Connellan, Esq., Irish
Historiographer to their Majesties George IV. and William IV.
With Annotations by Philip MacDermott, Esq., M.D., and the
Translator. With large topographical and historical map of ancient
Ireland, showing the Five Kingdoms of the Pentarchy — Meath, Ulster,
Connaught, Leinster, arid Munster. 4to. Illuminated title, title, and
7 other preliminary leaves, pp. 736, original cloth.
Dublin: Published by Bryan Geraghly, 1846
* This is a translation of the manuscript in the Library of the Royal Irish Acad-
emy, extending from the year A.D. 1172 to 1616. The Four Masters were Michael
O'Clery, Conary O'Clery, Cucogry O'Clery, and Ferfeasa O'Mulconry. Their work
is the most complete and authentic record in existence on early Irish history.
2346 FOUR MASTERS. Annala Rioghachta Eireann. Annals
of the Kingdom of Ireland, by the Four Masters, from the earliest
period to the year 16 16. Edited from MSS. in the Library of the
Royal Irish Academy and of Trinity College, Dublin, with a Trans-
lation and copious Notes, by John O'Donovan, Esq , M.R.I. A., in
Irish and in English. 5 vols, and the Index volume. Together
6 vols. Bound in 5 vols, large thick 4to, handsomely bound in full
polished calf, gilt backs, with red and blue labels, marbled edges.
Dublin : J/odges and Smith, 1848-185 1
* Original and best edition, on large paper, complete, much rarer than the
reissue in seven volumes. This beautiful set of the very rare first and best
edition, on large paper, with the original title-pages of 1848-1851, contains not
282 Urtsb "HMstorg anfc> ^Literature
only everything that is in the smaller and cheaper reissues of 1854 and 1856, but
it has in addition the dedication and introductory remarks of 1847, which were
afterwards cancelled and suppressed.
As no bibliographical work gives a correct account of this edition, the following
statement will be useful. The Annals from 1172 to 1616 were published in 1848,
from the MS. in the Library of the Royal Irish Academy, the whole forming 2498
pages, which were issued with the introductory remarks of xlix. pages as Volumes
I., II., III. In 1851 the Annals from the earliest period (Anno Mundi 2242, be-
ing the year of the Deluge) to A.D. 1171, the MS. of which was in the posses-
sion of the Duke of Buckingham at Stowe, were also edited, translated, and
published, in 1193 pages, which were issued as Volumes I. and II. of the whole
work, with a new dedication and new introductory remarks of Ixxi. pages.
New titles were then printed for the three other volumes, which were renum-
bered as Vols. III., IV., and V., and an Index Volume of 405 pages in double
columns was published, covering the entire work, the "Index Locorum" compris-
ing pp. i-izi and the "Index Nominum" pp. 123-405.
This set is arranged and bound in the following order, each of the five volumes
having on the reverse of the title-page a printed statement that "This Copy was
Printed for Nicholas Purcell O'Gorman, Esq., Q.C., M.R.I.A., Original Sub-
scriber" :
I. Title-page, Vol. I., 1851, from the earliest times to A. D. 1027, PP- lxxi.-f-
1-815.
II. Title-page, Vol. II., 1851, from A. D. 1028 to 1171, pp. 816-1193; followed
by Title-page, Index, 1851, pp. 1-405.
III. Title-page, Vol. I., 1848, from A. D. 1172 to 1408, pp. xlix., 1-797.
IV. Title-page, Vol. II., 1848, from A. D. 1409 to 1568, pp. 798-1629.
V., Title-page, Vol. III., 1848, from A. D. 1569 to 1616, pp. 1630-2498.
In the cheaper reissues, the work is rearranged to form seven volumes of
nearly uniform thickness, as follows: I., pp. \xx\.-\-i-s6$ ; II., pp. 564-1193;
III., pp. 1-657; IV., pp. 656-1259; V., pp. 1258-1875; VI., pp. 1874-2498; VII.,
pp. 1-405.
"The Four Masters in their Annals, fortunately for us, transcribed verbatim
the passages of the original and contemporaneous records; their work thus be-
comes of the utmost value to the philologer, in tracing the language at its various
stages. This, however, formed one of the chief difficulties of the Editor, as many
of the more ancient entries are written in a dialect so long obsolete, and totally
incomprehensible to scholars perfectly conversant with modern Gaelic, that the
learned Dr. O'Conor was, in many instances, obliged to leave words, and even
whole lines untranslated. It is a proud testimony of Dr. O'Donovan's proficiency
in our ancient dialects, that no passage, however obscure, has baffled his profound
knowledge. Not alone content with giving us a rigid and exact translation of his
original, the Editor has spared no labor to collate the statements of the Masters
with those of other Annalists, and we find that his Notes, in general, far exceed
the text. All printed works, and many ancient Celtic manuscripts, with which
the compilers were themselves unacquainted, have been made ample use of.
The topographical portion of the work is, perhaps, the most elaborate. Of the
innumerable ancient places referred to by the Annalists but few remain to be
identified. Nearly all these localities were personally visited and inspected by
the Editor during his engagement on the Ordnance Survey, which afforded him
Urisb t>tstorg anb Xiterature 283
opportunities of acquiring precise and accurate local information which will
probably be never again afforded to the historic investigator. He also made a
most important use of the historical traditions, extant some time ago, among the
peasantry of the more remote districts, but now totally obliterated by the sad
events which have driven their exiled depositaries to strange lands, "far away
beyond the Atlantic foam." Nor is Dr. O'Donovan's genealogical learning less
remarkable. The clearness and precision with which he traces the various rami-
fications of the ancient Irish clans and their representatives in both hemispheres,
adducing evidence from Celtic records which would be totally incomprehensible
to the most learned "Garter" or "Clarencieux" King-at-Arms, the interesting
and important pedigrees and illustrative genealogies, not elsewhere extant, which
he has embodied in his Notes and Appendices, may well serve as models for a
College of Heralds." — The Celtic Records of Ireland, Dublin, 1852, p. 108.
2347 FOURNIER D'ALBE (E. E.) An English-Irish Dictionary and
Phrase Book, with Synonyms, Idioms, and the Genders and De-
clensions of Nouns, urao, cloth. (Printed on Irish-made Paper.)
Dublin: The Celtic Association, 1902
2348 GAEL (THE): a Monthly Bi-Lingual Magazine, devoted to the
Promotion of the Language, Literature, Music, and Art of Ireland.
Illustrated. January, 1901, to December, 1904 (lacking July, 1904).
47 Parts, 4to, original wrappers. New York, 1901-1904
2349 GAELIC SOCIETY OF DUBLIN. Transactions of the Gaelic
Society of Dublin. Vol. 1. 8vo, half calf. Dublin, 1808
♦Very scarce. No more than this one volume was published. It contains, in
addition to matters relating to the Society, a paper on the Gaelic language (and
on manuscripts, and contractions of letters), and translations by Theophilus
O'FIanagan of "Advice to a Prince, by Thaddy Mac Brody, or Mac Brodin, son of
Dary, being the Inauguration Ode of Donach O'Brien, fourth Earl of Thomond"
(poem of the 16th Century, Latin text with translation); and, "Deirdri; or, the
Lamentable Fate of the Sons of Usnach, an Ancient Dramatic Irish tale, one of
the three Tragic Stories of Eirin, literally translated from an original Gaelic
Manuscript, with Notes and Observations, to which is annexed the Old Historic
Account of the Facts on which the story is founded."
The value of the text given of this latter — the most famous, most pathetic, and
most dramatic of all the early Irish romances — is that the manuscript from which
O'FIanagan transcribed it has now disappeared.
2350 GAELIC JOURNAL (THE). Published by the Gaelic League.
From No. 123, 1900 (commencement of Vol. XL), to No. 179,
August, 1905. Illustrated. 57 Parts, 4to, original wrappers.
* Mostly printed in Gaelic. Dublin, 1 900-1 905
2351 GAZETTEER. The Parliamentary Gazetteer of Ireland ... as
existing in 1844-45. Illustrated with a series of maps and other plates.
3 vols, royal 8vo, half calf. Dublin, etc., 1846
284 Urisb HMstors an& literature
2352 GENEALOGICAL MAP of Noble Erin, Island of Kings. Show-
ing the Localities and Titles of the principal Old Irish Families.
(The Family names alphabetically arranged round the margin.)
Colored. 27 in. x 20^ in. New York: J. Sheehy, 1899
2353 HARDINGE (W. H.) A Memoir on Manuscript, Mapped and
other Townland Surveys in Ireland of a Public Character, embrac-
ing the Gross, Civil, and Down Surveys from 1640 to 1688, pp. 118,
1864; also the Second Part, continuing the Account of the Surveys
to 1864, pp. viii. + 51, 1865. 2 Parts, 4to, wrappers. (Reprinted
from the Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy.)
Dublin, 1864-65
2354 On the Irish Transplantation of 1653-54, and on the Extent,
Value, and Distribution of the Lands forfeited in Ireland at that
period. 4to, wrappers, pp. 42. (Presentation copy from the author.
Reprinted from the Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy.)
Dublin, 1866
2355 HISTORIC (THE) Literature of Ireland: an Essay, reprinted
from the "Irish Quarterly Review." 8vo, wrappers, pp. 64.
Dublin, 1851
2356 HYDE (DOUGLAS). Beside the Fire: a Collection of Irish
Gaelic Folk Stories. Edited, translated, and annotated. With
additional Notes by Alfred Nutt. 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
2357 IRISH ALPHABET (THE). Illustrated by Norma Borthwick.
Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 20. Printed on Irish paper. Dublin, 1901
2358 IRISH ARCHiEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. O'Donovan (John).
The Tribes and Customs of Hy-many, commonly called O'Kelly's
Country. Now first published from the Book of Lecan. With
Translation aqd Notes, and a map, by J. O'Donovan. Small 4to,
cloth. Dublin, 1843
2359 Miscellany. Vol. I. (all published). Small 4to, cloth.
Dublin, 1845
* Among the papers are: The Annals of Ireland from the year 1443 to 1468, trans-
lated by Dudley Firbrisse for Sir James Ware in 1666; An Ancient Poem, attributed
to St. Columbkille: Obits of Kilcormick; Ancient Testaments; Letter of Oliver Crom-
well; The Irish Charters in the Book of Kells; Journey to Connaught, 1709; etc.
2360 Nennius. The Irish Version of the Historia Britonum of
Nennius. With Translation and Notes by J. H. Todd. Introduc-
tion and additional Notes by the Hon. Algernon Herbert. Small
4to, cloth. Dublin, 1848
flrisb trtstors an& Xiterature 285
2361 IRISH ARCHiEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Annals of Ireland.
By Friar John Clyn and Thady Dowling, together with the Annals
of Ross. Edited from MSS. in the Library of Trinity College,
Dublin. With Introductory Remarks by the Very Rev. Richard
Butler. 4to, cloth. Dublin, 1849
2362 O'Kelly (Col. Charles). Secret History of the War of the
Revolution in Ireland, 1688-1691. Written under the title of "De-
struction of Cyprus." Edited from the MSS., with Notes, illustra-
tions, and a Memoir of the Author and his Descendants, by J. C.
O'Callaghan. 4to, cloth. Dublin, 1850
2363 O'Donovan (John). Annals of Ireland. Three Fragments
copied from Ancient Sources. ByDubhaltach Mac Firbisigh, and
edited, with a Translation and Notes, from a MS. in the Burgun-
dian Library at Brussels. 4to, cloth. Dublin, i860
2364 IRISH GRAMMAR. An Introduction to the Irish Language,
compiled at the request of the Irish Teachers, under the patronage
of the General Assembly in Ireland. By S. O. M. Lithograph
frontispiece, and three leaves of contractions at end. Crown 8vo,
cloth. Dublin, 1841
2365 IRISH TEXT SOCIETY. Fled Bricrend. The Feast of Bricriu.
An early Gaelic Saga transcribed from older MSS. into the Book of
the Dun Cow by Moelmuiri Mac Mic Cuinn Na M-Bocht. Edited,
with Translation, Introduction, and Notes, by George Henderson.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
2366 The Lad of the Ferule; and the Adventures of the Children
of the King of Norway. Edited, with Translation, Notes and Glos-
sary, by Douglas Hyde. 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
2367 The History of Ireland, by Geoffrey Keating. Volume I. ,
containing the Introduction and the First Book of the History,
edited, with Translation and Notes, by David Comyn. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1902
2368 Martial Career of Conghal Clairinghneach. Edited for the
First Time, with Translation, Introduction, Notes, and Glossary, by
Patrick MacSweeney. 8vo, cloth. London, 1904
2369 Annual Reports, with List of Members and Publications, for
1901 and 1904, with some leaflets, etc., relating to the same Society.
(As one piece.)
286 Urisb Dtston? an& ^Literature
2370 JACOBS (JOSEPH). Celtic Fairy Tales. Selected and edited
by Joseph Jacobs. Illustrated. Demy 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
* First edition. Scarce. As well as the Irish Celtic Folk Tales, some of Celtic
origin current in Scotland are included.
237x JOYCE (P. W.) The Origin and History of Irish Names of
Places. Third Edition. Thick 121110, cloth. Dublin, 1871
2372 KEATING (REV. GEOFFREY). The History of Ireland, from
the Earliest Period to the English Invasion. Translated from the
original Gaelic, and Annotated by John O'Mahony. Map showing
the location of the Ancient Clans, and frontispiece. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1857
2373 Forus Feasa ar Eirinn. The History of Ireland, from the
first colonization of the island by Parthalon, B. C. 2048, to the
English Invasion in the Twelfth Century. Irish Manuscript of
788 pages, transcribed on Whattnan Paper, with red line borders, inter-
leaved throughout, and strongly bound in j vols, large 4to, half russia.
Transcribed at Dublin, 1842-45
*This valuable manuscript of Keating's Complete History, in the original
unpublished Irish, was transcribed by Eugene O'Curry, at the expense and for
the use of the Rev. James Henthorne Todd, D.D., of Dublin, as is stated in a note
in Irish at the end of the work. At the beginning of the first volume are the
following entries in Dr. Todd's handwriting:
April 12, 1843, paid Mr. Curry for transcribing this book £10. o. o.
April 19, 1845, Do 10. o. o.
The MS. passed afterwards into the collection of Sir Thomas Phillipps, and the
volumes bear the marks of Phillipps MS. 23047, 23048, and 23049. At the
front (or end) of each volume is a neatly written index of contents, in Dr. Todd's
autograph, and there are marginal notes throughout the work and memoranda
on the interleaves, in the same handwriting.
At the end of Vol. I. is a long note in English giving an account of the ruins
of a small chapel, with its inscription, which was built at Tubrid in Tipperary
by the Rev. Eugene Duhy and Dr. Keating in 1644, the note being transcribed
from Dr. J. O'Donovan's autograph, dated Sept. 5, 1840, in a copy of Keat-
ing's History, written by Diarmaid O'Mulcaoinre, 24 Jan., 1770. At the end of
Vol. III. is a MS. genealogy in Irish of the Gaynor family, and also a note of
eleven lines in Irish surrounded by a double-line border, both transcribed from
a copy of Keating's History written by Michael Gaynor, the property of N.
Herbert Delamare, Esq., of Trinity College, Dublin, 1848.
Accompanying the MS. and laid in the first volume are several loose sheets of
MS. notes and memoranda, the tracing of an old map of the British Isles in
Ptolemy's Geography, Rome, 1490, and the following autograph letters, etc.:
(1-3) Algernon Herbert to Dr. Todd, three letters, 1848 and 1849, inquiring
about the standing stones near Naas in Kildare, about the meaning of
the Irish word Vraightes, and about the location of the Tuatha De
Danaan cities.
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(4) Dr. John O'Donovan to Dr. Todd, Dec. 27, 1848, three pages relating to
the standing stones near Naas, to the story of "The Dance of the Giants"
in Cambrensis, and to the Irish word Vraightes or sub-king.
(5) Dr. John O'Donovan to Dr. Todd, Jan. 26, 1849, two pages relating to
the Tuatha De Danaan cities and their location.
(6) Printed circular of 4 pages, dated 1862, relating to "The Late John
O'Donovan, LL.D.," with a two-column list of his principal published
works.
2374 KENNEDY (PATRICK). Legendary Fictions of the Irish Celts,
collected and narrated. Frontispiece. Post 8vo, original cloth.
* First edition. Scarce. London, 1866
2375 LAWLOR (H. J.) Chapters on the Book of Mulling. (Contain-
ing the greater portion of the text, with critical notices, and com-
parisons with the Biblical text.) 8vo, sewed, pp. 208.
Edinburgh, 1897
* The Book of Mulling is an Irish manuscript of the ninth century, containing the
Gospels and Prayers for the sick in Latin, and in the Irish characters. It is now in
the library of Trinity College, Dublin. This book does not contain the Irish text.
2376 LEABHAR BREAC (The Speckled Book.) The Passions and
the Homilies from Leabhar Breac, Text, Translations, and Glossary.
By Robert Atkinson. Thick 8vo, half calf. (Royal Irish Academy.
Todd Lecture Series.) Dublin, 1887
* The Manuscript dates from the close of the 15th Century.
2377 MAC-GEOGHEGAN (ABBE J.) The History of Ireland, An-
cient and Modern, taken from the most Authentic Records, and
dedicated to the Irish Brigade. Translated from the French by
Patrick O'Kelly. 3 portraits and engraved title. Royal 8vo, morocco,
gilt with Irish devices. New York, 1845
* The original history was published in Paris in 1758-63, and the first edition of this
translation in Dublin in 1831. The history ends with the year 1699.
2378 MAGAZINE ARTICLES. Stone Relics of the Irish and Scottish
Gael (Dub. Univ. Mag., 1870); Something about Two Celtic Fam-
ilies (Dub. Univ. Mag., 1869); Identity of Irish and Highland Fic-
tions (Dub. Univ. Mag , 1868) ; Transactions of the Ossianic Society
a Review (Littell); Celtic Literature (Ency. Brit.). 5 pieces, 8vo
and 4to, paper.
2379 MAPS AND PLANS. Catalogue of the Maps, Plans, and other
Publications of the Ordnance Survey of Ireland, to 1st January.
1898. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 65. • London, 1898
288 Urisb Ibistors ant) literature
2380 MEYER (KUNO), Editor. The Cath Finntraga, or Battle of
Ventry. Edited from MS. Raw], B. 487 in the Bodleian Library.
(With Notes, Glossarial Index, Treatise on Old Irish Metre, etc.)
Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 115. (Anecdota Oxoniensia.)
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1885
2381 MEYER (KUNO) and STERN (L. C.) Zeitschrift fur Celt-
ische Philologie. Band I., Heft 1 und 2. 8vo, wrappers (As 2 vols )
Halle, 1896
* Numerous articles on Celtic matters are comprised in these two parts, among
them being Whitley Stokes on the Gaelic abridgment of the Book of Marco Polo;
Macdougall, the Uruisg Choire-nan-Nuallan; Anwyl's the Four Branches of the
Mabinogi; Stern, die Galische Ballade vom Mantel in Macgregor's Liederbuche;
Whitley Stokes, a Celtic leech-book; Gaidoz, la Cosmologie Celtique; Strachan, a
Manx Folk-song; etc. Many of the pieces have the original text, together with
translations, several in English.
2382 MICHEL (FRANCISQUE). Anglo-Norman poem on the Con-
quest of Ireland by Henry the Second. From a MS. in the Archi-
episcopal Library at Lambeth Palace. With an Introductory Essay
on the History of the Anglo-Norman Conquest of Ireland, by
Thomas Wright. 121110, finely bound by Riviere in half green mo-
rocco gilt, gilt top, uncut. London: W. Pickering, 1837
2383 MOLLOY (J. H.) A Grammar of the Irish Language. Crown 8vo,
cloth. Dublin, 1867
2384 MOONEY (JAMES). The Medical Mythology of Ireland. (Read
before the Amer. Phil. Socy., April 15, 1887.) 8vo, wrappers, pp.
32. Philadelphia, 1887
2385 MOONEY (THOMAS). A History of Ireland from its First
Settlement to the Present Time, including a particular account of
its Literature, Music, Architecture, and Natural Resources, Biogra-
phies of Eminent Men, Specimens of Irish Melodies, Anecdotes,
etc. Illustrations. 2 vols, thick 8vo, cloth (binding worn).
Boston, 1857
2386 NEILSON (REV. W.) An Introduction to the Irish Language.
(Grammar, Dialogues, and extracts from Irish Books and MSS.)
8vo, half calf. (Embossed stamp on title.) Dublin, 1808
2387 NEW TESTAMENT IN IRISH. With short glossary at end,
and table of the Alphabet, etc. Post 8vo, sheep.
London: Printed by Bagster for the British and Foreign Bible Society, 1827
Irteb Ibtstors anO Xiterature 289
2388 O'BRIEN (HENRY). The Round Towers of Ireland; or, the
Mysteries of Freemasonry, of Sabaism, and of Budhism for the First
Time unveiled. Illustrations. (First Edition, with the rare preface
of xxxvi pages.) 8vo, cloth. London, 1834
* Very scarce.
2389 Phoenician Ireland. Auctore Dr. Joachimo Laurentio Villa-
nueva. Translated, and illustrated with notes, an additional plate,
and Ptolemy's map made modern. Second Edition, with biographical
introduction by his brother. 8vo, cloth. London, 1837
2390 O'BRIEN (J.) An Irish-English Dictionary . . . compiled from
various Irish Vocabularies, particularly that of Mr. Edward Lhuyd,
but also from a great variety of the best Irish Manuscripts now
extant. Second Edition, revised and corrected. 8vo, cloth,
Dublin, 1832
2391 O'BRIEN (REV. PAUL). A Practical Grammar of the Irish
Language. 8vo, half roan, uncut. Dublin, 1809
2392 O'CONNOR (ROGER). Chronicles of Eri; being the History of
the Gaal Sciot Iber, or, the Irish People; translated from the orig-
inal Manuscripts in the Phoenician Dialect of the Scythian Lan-
guage. (Vol. I contains portrait of the author and four maps, Vol.
2 colored folding frontispiece, folding facsimile, and map.) 2 vols.
8vo, half calf. London, 1822
* Mainly fictitious. The author was one of the United Irishmen, and was impris-
oned for some time, later being banished to France.
2393 O'CURRY (EUGENE). Lectures on the Manuscript Materials
of Ancient Irish History. 26 leaves of facsimiles. Thick 8vo, cloth.
Dublin, 1861
2394 On the Manners and Customs of the Ancient Irish. A Series
of Lectures. Edited with Introduction, Appendixes, etc., by W. K.
Sullivan. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
2395 O'DONOVAN (JOHN). A Grammar of the Irish Language, for
the use of the Senior Classes in the College of St. Columba. 8vo,
cloth. Dublin, 1845
* The best Irish Grammar in existence.
2396 Cormac's Glossary. Translated and Annotated by the late
John O'Donovan. Edited, with Notes and Indices, by Whitley
Stokes. 4to, cloth. Calcutta: Printed by O. T. Cutter for the Irish
Arch, and Celt. Soc'y, 1868.
* Large Paper copy.
290 Urisb Ibistors an£> ^Literature
2397 O'FLAHERTY (RODERIC). O'Gygia; or, a Chronological
Account of Irish Events: collected from very Ancient Documents,
faithfully compared with each other, and supported by the Genealo-
gical and Chronological Aid of the Sacred and Prophane Writings
of the First Nations of the Globe. Written originally in Latin by
Roderic O'Flaherty, Esq. Translated by the Rev. James Hely.
2 vols. 8vo, old tree calf, gilt. Dublin, 1793
* Founded on the ancient manuscripts, with lists of the Irish kings, etc. The first
edition is an extremely rare book.
2398 O'GRADY (STANDISH). History of Ireland, Critical and
Philosophical, Vol. I., 8vo, London, 1881; Vol. II., Cuculain and his
Contemporaries, crown 8vo, London, 1880. 2 vols, cloth,
London, 1880-81
2399 O'GRADY (STANDISH H.) Silva Gadelica (I.-XXXI.). A
Collection of Tales in Irish, with Extracts illustrating Persons and
Places. Edited from MSS. and Translated. 2 vols, royal 8vo,
cloth, uncut. London, 1892
* The Tales include Historical Narratives, Folk- Tales, Legends of Famous
Persons, etc.
2400 O'GROWNEY (EUGENE). Revised Simple Lessons in Irish,
giving the pronunciation of each word. Portrait. Part 1 (all pub-
lished ?). i2mo, wrappers, pp. 90. New York, 1902
2401 Another copy of the same.
2402 Another copy of the same.
2403 O'HALLORAN (SYLVESTER). Introduction to the Study of
the History and Antiquities of Ireland. Four plates. 4to, old red
morocco, gilt. Dublin, 1772
* The binding is probably a good specimen of Irish binding, though a little later
than the date of the book. The binding is red smooth-grain morocco, the back orna-
mented with blind and gold tooling, the sides have a three-quarter-inch border of the
morocco, ornamented in the same way with blind tooling and two fillet lines in gold,
with corner ornaments, the centre of green marbled paper.
2404 CHART (JOHN). Irish Pedigrees; or, The Origin and Stem of
the Irish Nation. 2 thick 8vo vols., cloth. Dublin, 1887-88
* This Fourth Edition was much enlarged,
flrisb IMstors an& Xiterature 291
2405 O'REILLY (EDWARD). An Irish-English Dictionary, with
copious Quotations from . . . Ancient and Modern Writers. New
edition, carefully revised and corrected. With a Supplement con-
taining many thousand Irish Words . . . collected throughout Ire-
land and among Ancient Unpublished Manuscripts. By John
O'Donovan. Royal 8vo, cloth. Dublin, 1864
2406 A Later Issue of the same edition. Royal 8vo, cloth.
Dublin, n. d.
* This issue contains an additional leaf, "The Irish Alphabet and its Various
Sounds," but otherwise agrees, page for page, with the preceding.
2407 OSSIANIC SOCIETY. The Pursuit after Diarmuid O'Duibhne,
and Grainne the Daughter of Cormac Mac Airt, King of Ireland in
the Third Century. (Text and translation.) Edited by Standish
Hayes O'Grady. 8vo, cloth. (Transactions for 1855.) Dublin, 1857
2408 Fenian Poems (The Dialogue of Oisin and Patrick, The Battle
of Cnoc an Air, The Lay of Meargach of the Sharp Spears, etc.),
edited by John O'Daly ; also in the same volume, The Land of Youth,
edited by Bryan O'Looney, and The Boyish Exploits of Finn Mac
Cumhaill, edited by John O'Donovan. 8vo, cloth. (Transactions
for 1856.) Dublin, 1859
2409 The Proceedings of the Great Bardic Institution. Edited
by Professor Connellan. 8vo, cloth. (Transactions for 1857.)
Dublin, i860
* The original — of which the text and a translation is given — was written probably
in the 7th Century. Prefixed is an Introduction on the Bards of Ireland.
2410 PETRIE (GEORGE). The Ecclesiastical Architecture of Ireland
anterior to the Anglo-Norman Invasion; comprising an Essay on
the Origin and Uses of the Round Towers of Ireland, which obtained
the Gold Medal and Prize of the Royal Irish Academy. Vol. 1 (all
published). 4to, original cloth. Dublin, 1845
•This volume contains the whole of the Essay on the Round Towers; the proposed
second volume — which was never issued — was to deal with the general ecclesiastical
architecture of Ireland. In this treatise the author demolished the old theories of
Vallancey and others, that the towers were of Phoenician origin, as well as controvert-
ing the hundred or more hypotheses of others attributing their origin to assumed wor-
shippers of Priapus, ancient astronomical observers, etc. The woodcuts, numbering
in all 256, were drawn by the author, who, besides being distinguished as an archaeolo-
gist, was also noted as a painter, Fine copy, and very scarce.
292 ITrisb HMstorE anfc ^Literature
241 1 REID (J. SEATON). History of the Presbyterian Church in Ire-
land; comprising the Civil History of the Province of Ulster. . . .
with a Preliminary Sketch of the Progress of the Reformed Religion
in Ireland during the 16th Century. New edition, with additional
Notes by W. D. Killen. 3 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. Belfast, 1867
2412 [REEVES (WILLIAM).] Five Chromo-Lithographic Drawings,
representing an Irish Ecclesiastical Bell, which is supposed to have
belonged to Saint Patrick, and the several sides of the Jewelled
Shrine in which it is preserved. Accompanied by a Historical and
Illustrative Description. Second Edition. 5 full-page plates in gold
and colors. Folio, limp boards. Belfast: Marcus Ward & Co., 1850
* The dedication states that it is put forth as a specimen of Irish learning and Irish
art.
2413 The Life of St. Columba, Founder of Hy; written by Adam-
nan. The text printed from a Manuscript of the 9th Century; with
the various readings of six other Manuscripts. ... to which are
added Copious Notes and Dissertations. Maps and plates. Small
4to, cloth. (Irish Archaeological Society.) Dublin, 1857
2414 The Culdees of the British Islands, as they appear in History;
with an Appendix of Evidence. 4to, boards, uncut. Dublin, 1864
* Reprinted from the transactions of the Royal Irish Academy.
2415 ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY. The Scientific Transactions of
the Royal Dublin Society. Volume VI. (Series II.), Parts XIV.,
XV., and XVI. Volume VII. (Series II.), Part I. (Duerden on
Jamaican Actiniaria, plates; Preston on Radiation Phenomena in
Magnetic Fluid; Haddon on the Actiniaria of Torres Straits, plates ;
and Hartley on the Wave-lengths of the Spectrum of Gallium.)
4 Parts. 4to, wrappers. Dublin, 1898
2416 ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY. Transactions. Volume XIX., Part
II. (Containing Downes on the Norse Geography of Ancient Ire-
land; Smith on the Irish Coins of Henry VII.; Hincks on the
Rosetta Stone, and on the Egyptian Stele; Mathematical and Scien-
tific Papers, by Sir W. R. Hamilton, Sir David Brewster, and
others.) Illustrated. 4to, boards, cloth back. Dublin, 1843
2417 Transactions. Volume XXI. In Two Parts. (Wilde on an
Ancient Irish Shrine ; Todd on an Ancient Wax Table-book ; Hincks on
Egyptian Hieroglyphics, the 18th Dynasty of Manetho, and similar
Eastern subjects; Mathematicar and Scientific Papers, by Boole,
Mallet, Hamilton, and others.) 2 vols. 4to (one in half cloth, the
other in wrappers). As 2 vols. Dublin, 1846-48
Hrfsb Ibiston? ant) Xiterature 293
2418 ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY. Transactions. Volume XXVI.,
Parts 2-13, 16-21. (Containing Adams' Report of the Exploration
of Shandon Cave; Birmingham's Observations and Catalogue of
the Red Stars; Burton on Mars in 187 1 and 1873; Lloyd's Attempt
to Deduce the General Laws of the Variations of Temperature;
Scientific and Mathematical Papers; etc.) In 17 Parts. 4to, wrap-
pers. Dublin, 1876-79
2419 Transactions. Volume XXVII. Polite Literature and An-
tiquities. 7 Parts. (Reeves on the Bell of St. Patrick, called the
Clog an Edachta; Graves on an Ogam Inscription, plate; Graves on
the Croix Gammee, illustrated; Sir Samuel Ferguson on Prints from
Ogham Inscriptions, J plates; Ferguson on Sepulchral Cellae; Fer-
guson on the Patrician Documents, with autograph inscription
of the author; MacCarthy on the Stow Missal, plate.) 7 Parts. 4to,
wrappers. Dublin, 1877-86
2420 Transactions. Volume XXVIII. Science. 24 Parts. (Haughton
on Sun-heat and Terrestrial Radiation ; Cameron on Undescribed
Compounds of Selenium; Windle on the Muscles of the Human
hand; Cremona on the Geometrical Transformation of the Fourth
Order (Fourth Dimension); Reilly's Catalogue of Earthquakes in
Great Britain and Ireland, map; Hart on the Botany of Sinai and
South Palestine; Reilly's Catalogue of Earthquakes in Europe;
Mathematical Papers, by Sir Robert Ball, etc.) In 23 Parts. 4to,
wrappers. Dublin, 1880-86
2421 Transactions. Volume XXX., Parts I., XL, and XII. Coffey
on Tumuli and Inscribed Stones at New Grange, Dowth, and
Knowth, plates and map; Profs. Haddon, Sollas, and Cole on the
Geology of Torres Straits, plates; Sollas on the Geology of Carling-
ford, plates.) 3 Parts. 4to, wrappers. Dublin, 1892-94
2422 Transactions. Volume XXXI., Parts II. and IV. (Coffey
on the Prehistoric Cemetery of Loughcrew, plates; Sir Robert Ball
on Impulsive and Instantaneous Screws.) 2 Parts. 4to, wrappers.
Dublin, 1897
2423 Cunningham Memoirs, Nos. I. and VII. (Casey on Cubic
Transformations; Cunningham on the Surface Anatomy of the
Cerebral Hemispheres; and Horsley on Cranio-Cerebral Topogra-
phy, plates.) 2 Parts. 4to, wrappers. Dublin, 1880, 1892
294 ITrisb Ibistors an& ^Literature
2424 SIMON (JAMES). An Essay towards an Historical Account of
Irish Coins, and of the Currency of Foreign Monies in Ireland, with
an Appendix containing several Statutes, Proclamations, Patents,
Acts of State, and Letters relating to the same. (New edition),
with Mr. Snelling's Supplement; also an additional plate. 12 full-
page plates, containing representations of 283 Irish coins. 4to, half calf.
. Dublin, 1810
2425 SMIDDY (REV. R.) An Essay on the Druids, the Ancient
Churches, and the Round Towers of Ireland. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Dublin, 1871
2426 [STOKES (WHITLEY).] Three Irish Glossaries. Cormac's
Glossary. . . . O'Davoren's Glossary. . . . and a Glossary to the
Calendar of Oingus the Culdee. From MSS. in the Libraries of the
Royal Irish Academy, Trinity College, Dublin, and the British
Museum. With Preface and Index by W. S. 8vo, cloth. London, 1862
2427 The Saltair na Rann. A Collection of Early Middle Irish
Poems. Edited by W. Stokes from MS. Rawl, B. 502, in the
Bodleian Library. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 15 q.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1883
2428 TODD (JAMES H.) St. Patrick, Apostle of Ireland. A Memoir
of his Life and Mission, with an Introductory Essay on some Early
Usages of the Church in Ireland, etc. 8vo, cloth (embossed stamp
on title). Dublin, 1864
2429 The War of the Gaedhill with the Gaill; or, The Invasions
of Ireland by the Danes and other Norsemen. The Original Irish
Text, edited, with Translation and Introduction. Two facsimiles.
Royal 8vo, boards, cloth back. London, 1867
* Gathered from the Book of Leinster; a Manuscript in the library of Trinity
College, Dublin, written about the 14th century; jand another Manuscript, in the
Burgundian Library, Brussels, containing a transcript from the " Book of Cuconnacht
O'Daly," written probably about the 12th century. The original manuscript of the
" Wars of the Gael," although known to the Four Masters, and later quoted by Keat-
ing, having disappeared, it has been collected by the editor from the quotations
existing in the manuscripts mentioned.
2430 TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY. Catalogus Librorum Im-
pressorum qui in Bibliotheca Collegii Sacrosanctae et Individual
Trinitatis, Reginae Elizabethae, juxta Dublin, adservantur, 8 vols.r
Dublin, 1864-1885; also the Supplementary volume issued in 1887.
Together 9 vols, folio, cloth. Dublin, 1864-1887
* The first volume was issued under the editorship of Dr. Todd; on his death, in
1864, the catalogue was conducted under the supervision of H. D. Hutton. The
work was commenced in 1848, and the first volume occupied 16 years in its printing,
the whole taking nearly fifty years. Many very rare books are in this library.
Urisb "toistorp an& ^Literature 295
2431 VALLANCEY (CHARLES). A Grammar of the Iberno-Celtic
or Irish Language. 4to, original calf. Dublin, 1773
2432 A Grammar of the Iberno-Celtic or Irish Language. Second
Edition, with many additions and Essay on the Celtic Language.
p copper-plates of the Ogham alphabet, etc. 8vo, old sheep. Dublin, 1 781
* Besides the essay on Celtic, there are two essays on the Irish Knowledge of
Astronomy and the Irish Divisions of Time.
2433 Prospectus of a Dictionary of the Language of the Aire Coti,
or Ancient Irish, compared with the language of the Cuti, or Ancient
Persians, with the Hindoostanee, Arabic and Chaldean Languages.
With a Preface containing an Epitome of the Ancient History of
Ireland, corroborated by ... . the Puranas of the Brahmins, and
an Account of the Ogham Tree-Alphabet of the Irish lately found
in an Ancient Arabic Manuscript. Frontispiece. 4to, cloth.
Dublin, 1802
* This latter item mentioned — the Arabic manuscript, giving the Ogham alphabet —
was later found to be a forgery.
2434 VALLANCEY AND CAMPBELL. Essay on the Antiquity of
the Irish Language [by Charles Vallancey], Dublin, 1772, pp.63;
Essay towards illustrating the Ancient History of the British Isles
.... intended as preface to .... A Vindication of the Ancient
History of Ireland [by the same], London, 1786, pp. 48; Strictures
on the Ecclesiastical and Literary History of Ireland .... also an
Historical Sketch of the Constitution and Government of Ireland,
by Thomas Campbell, London, 1790, pp. 418. In one volume. 8vo,
old tree calf, gilt. From George Chalmers' Library, with his book-
plate and that of John Whiteford Mackenzie.
2435 WARREN (F. E.) The Manuscript Irish Missal belonging to the
President and Fellows of Corpus Christi College, Oxford. Edited,
with Introduction and Notes. 5 facsimiles. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
*The Missal here transcribed is one of the only four Irish Missals known. The
writing is Latin in Irish characters, and is believed to be of the twelfth century.
2436 The Liturgy and Ritual of the Celtic Church. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1881
2437 WINDISCH (ERNST). Compendium of Irish Grammar.
Translated from the German by the Rev. J. P. McSwiney. 8vo,
cloth. Dublin, 1883
296 Urfsb HMstors ant) ^Literature
2438 ZEUSS (J. C.) Grammatica Celtica, e Monumentis Vetustis tarn
Hibernicae Linguae quam Britannicae Dialecti Cambricae Cornicae
Armoricae nee non e Gallicae Priscae Reliquiis. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf.
* From the library of Derwent Coleridge. Leipzig, 1853
2439 ZIMMER (H.) The Irish Element in Mediaeval Culture. Trans-
lated by J. L. Edmands. Frontispiece. Post 8vo, cloth. NewYork, 1891
* On the influence of the Irish Missionary Monks on the culture and civilizing of
Central Europe.
Zhe lisle of fll>an.
2440 CUMMING (REV. J. G.) The Runic and other Monumental
Remains of the Isle of Man. Lithographed title with Scandinavian
devices, and ij full-page plates of Runic crosses, and inscriptions. 4to,
original boards, roan back. London [1857]
* Very scarce. Only a very limited number were printed for subscribers.
2441 FELTHAM (JOHN). A Tour through the Island of Mann in
1797 and 1798; comprising Sketches of its Ancient and Modern His-
tory, Constitution, Laws, Commerce, Agriculture, Fishery, etc.,
including whatever is Remarkable in each Parish, its Population,
Inscriptions, Registers, etc. Map, genealogical table of the Derby and
Athol families, and three plates. 8vo, half calf gilt, gilt tops, uncut.
* Fine copy. Very scarce. Bath, 1798
2442 JOHNSTONE (JAMES). Antiquitates Celto-Scandicae; sive
Series Rerum Gestarum inter Nationes Britannicarum insularum et
Gentes septentrionales ex Snorrone ; Land-nama-boc; Egilli Scalla-
grimi-saga; Niala saga; O. Tryggvasonar-saga; Orkney inga-saga;
Hriggiar-stikki; Knytlinga-saga; Speculo regali; etc. , Havniae, 1786,
pp. 296. Also in the same volume, Antiquitates Celto-Normannicae,
containing the Chronicles of Man and the Isles, abridged by Cam-
den, and now first published, complete, from the Original Manuscript
in the British Museum, with an English Translation and Notes; to
which are added Extracts from the Annals of Ulster, and Sir J. Ware's
Antiquities of Ireland; British Topography, by Ptolemy; Richard
of Cirencester; etc., Copenhagen, 1786, pp. 152. 4to, old calf.
* Scarce. This copy may have originally belonged to some member of the Mac-
donald family, as at the end is a manuscript page of genealogy relating to the
Macdonalds.
flDani IMstorE anfc literature 297
2443 KELLY (JOHN). Fockleyr Manninagh en Baarlagh. Liorish
Juan Y Kelly. (Manx-English and English-Manx Dictionary; the
second part based on Dr. Kelly's Manx- English Dictionary with additions
and alterations from the Dictionaries of Cregeen and Mosley, by W.
Gill and J. T. Clarke.) 2 parts in one. 8vo, cloth. Manx Society
Publications, Vol. XIII. Very scarce. Douglas, 1866
2444 A Practical Grammar of the Ancient Gaelic, or Language of
the Isle of Man, usually called Manks, by the Rev. John Kelly; with
Introduction, Life of the Author, and Notes by the Rev. W. Gill.
8vo, cloth. Douglas, I. of Man: Printed for the Manx Society, 1870
* On Tynwald Hill, between Douglas and Peel, the laws passed in the Island are
promulgated in the ancient tongue, the only place in Europe where this language can
be publicly heard.
2445 MANX PRAYER BOOK. The Book of Common Prayer . . .
translated into Manks. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1842
2446 MOORE (A. W.) The Surnames and Place-Names of the Isle of Man.
Introduction by Professor Rhys. 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1890
2447 ROBERTSON (DAVID). A Tour of the Isle of Man, to which is
subjoined a Review of the Manks History. 8 aquatint plates. Royal
8vo, original russia, gilt. London, 1794
* Large Taper copy. Very scarce.
Scotland, its Ibistor^, ^language, anb
Hntiquities-
2448 ANDERSON (JOSEPH). Scotland in Pagan Times. The Bronze
and Stone Ages. The Rhind Lectures in Archaeology for 1882.
Numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1886
2449 ANDERSON (WILLIAM). The Scottish Nation; or, the Sur-
names, Families, Literature, and Biographical History of the People
of Scotland. Numerous portraits and views. 3 vols, royal 8vo, half
morocco. Edinburgh, 1866
298 Scottlsb Ibistorg anfc ^literature
2450 ARMSTRONG (R. A.) A Gaelic Dictionary— Gaelic and English,
and English and Gaelic .... illustrated from Quotations from
the best Gaelic Writers . . . with a short Appendix of Ancient
Names deduced from the authority of Ossian and other poets. 4to,
bound in full English straight-grained green morocco gilt (a little
rubbed), gilt edges. London, 1825
2451 BARBOUR. Barbour's des Schottischen Nationaldichters Leg-
endensammlung,nebst den Fragmenten seines Trojanerkrieges. Zum
ersten mal herausgegeben und kritisch bearbeitet von C. Horstmann.
2 vols. 8vo, wrappers. Heilbronn, 1881
* Barbour's Scottish version of the Legends of the Saints from the Legenda Aurea,
and the fragment of his Trojan War.
2452 BLACKIE (JOHN STUART). Lays of the Highlands and
Islands. Second Edition. i2mo, cloth. London, 1873
2453 The Language and Literature of the Scottish Highlands.
Post 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1876
2454 BROWNE (JAMES). A History of the Highlands and of the
Highland Clans. With portraits, family arms, and other illustrations.
8 vols., cloth. Glasgow, 1838-42
2455 BUCHANAN (GEORGE). Geor. Buchanani Scoti, Poemata
quae extant. Engraved title, with portrait. i8mo, original gilt calf.
Lugd. Bat. (Leyden) : Ex-officina Elzeviriana, 1628
2456 Rerum Scoticarum Historia, auctore Georgio Buchanano
Scoto, ad Jacobum VI. Scotorum Regem. Accessit De Jure Regni
apud Scotos Dialogus, eodem Georgio Buchanano auctore. Thick
i2mo, cloth. Trajecti ad Rhenum (Utrecht), 1697
* With autograph on title of John Redman Coxe.
2457 [CALDER (ROBERT).] Scotch Presbyterian Eloquence Dis-
played; or, the Folly of their Teaching discover'd from their Books,
Sermons, Prayers, etc. i2mo, sheep. London, 1789
2458 CAMPBELL (DONALD). A Treatise on the Language, Poetry,
and Music of the Highland Clans; with Illustrative Tradition and
Anecdotes, and numerous Ancient Highland Airs. Royal 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1862
2459 CAMPBELL (J. F.) Popular Tales of the West Highlands,
Orally collected. With a Translation. First Edition. 4 vols,
crown 8vo, original cloth, gilt, with device of Celtic cross on sides
(slightly soiled copy). Edinburgh, 1860-62
Scottisb fMstorg an& Xiterature 299
2460 CAMPBELL (J. F.) Popular Tales of the West Highlands orally
collected. With a translation by the late J. F. Campbell. New edi-
tion (under the auspices of the Islay Association). 4 vols, post 8vo,
cloth, gilt, with device of Celtic cross on sides. Paisley, 1890-93
* The best collection of Scotch Folk Tales. The fourth volume contains disserta-
tions on Ossian, with the evidence, authorities, a collection of Gaelic traditions in
support of the genuineness of the original materials which MacPherson used; chapters
on Celtic Mythology, British Traditions, Highland Dress, Music, etc.
2461 Leabhar Na Feinne. Gaelic Texts. Heroic Gaelic Ballads
collected in Scotland, chiefly from 15 12 to 187 1, copied from old
manuscripts .... and rare books, and orally collected since 1859;
with lists of collections, and of their contents, and short account
of the documents quoted. Folio, cloth.
All published. London: Printed for the Author, 1872
2462 CELTIC MAGAZINE (THE): A Monthly Periodical devoted to
the Literature, History, Antiquities, Folk-Lore, Traditions, and the
Social and Material Interests of the Celt at Home and Abroad.
Conducted by Alexander Mackenzie and Alexander Macgregor.
7 vols. 8vo (5 vols, in half calf, 2 in cloth). Inverness, 1876-82
2463 CHALMERS (GEORGE). The Life of Thomas Ruddiman . . .
to which are subjoined New Anecdotes of Buchanan. Portrait of
Ruddiman by Bartolozzi. 8vo, old calf (rebacked). London, 1794
* The author's own copy, with MS. notes and corrections and his bookplate.
Ruddiman was one of the leading printers and publishers of Edinburgh, where he set
up his press in 1715. He was also chief librarian of the Advocates' Library from 1730
to 1752. The book contains an account of the books printed by him.
2464 CLANS AND TARTANS. The Scottish Clans and their Tartans.
With Notes. 96 finely colored plates of tartans, with historical sketches
of the clans. Seventh Edition. i6mo, pictorial cloth.
Edinburgh: W. &• A. K. Johnston, n. d.
* The original edition, not the American reprint.
2465 CLARK (JOHN). The Works of the Caledonian Bards, translated
from the Gaelic. Vol. 1 (all published), nmo, old calf (cover
loose). Edinburgh, 1778
* Very scarce.
2466 CLEISHBOTHAM THE YOUNGER. Handbook of the
Scottish Language. i2mo, limp cloth, pp. 66. Edinburgh, 1858
2467 COMMON PRAYER IN GAELIC. Leabhar na H'Urnuigh
Choitchionn .... maille ris an T-Saltair no Sailm Dhaibhidh. Post
8vo, cloth. Lunnuinn (London), 1881
* Gaelic and English in parallel columns.
300 Scottfsb ibteton? ant> Xiterature
2468 CURRIE (ARCHIBALD). The Principles of Gaelic Grammar.
i2mo, cloth. Edinburgh: Printed for the Author, 1828
2469 DICKSON (ROBERT). Introduction of the Art of Printing into
Scotland. Facsimiles, etc. 8vo, cloth. Aberdeen, 1885
* No. 293 of 500 copies printed.
2470 DICKSON (R.) and EDMOND (J. P.) Annals of Scottish
Printing, from the Introduction of the Art in 1507 to the Beginning
of the 17th Century. With numerous facsimiles. 2 vols. 4to, boards,
uncut. Cambridge, 1890
* Large Paper copy printed on Van Gelder Paper. Only 100 issued, this being
No. 61.
2471 DOBSON (W. T.) History of the Bassandyne Bible, the first
printed in Scotland, with Notices of the Early Printers of Scotland.
Facsimiles. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1887
2472 EDMONDSTON (T.) An Etymological Glossary of the Shetland
and Orkney Dialect, with some derivations of names of Places in
Shetland. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1866
2473 FERGUSSON (JAMES). A short essay on the Age and Uses
of the Brochs, and the Rude Stone Monuments of the Orkney
Islands and the North of Scotland. 8vo, cloth, pp. 34. Presenta-
tion copy from the author. London, 1877
2474 FORBES (A. P.) Kalendars of Scottish Saints, with Personal
Notices of Alba, Laudonia, and Strathclyde. Facsimile. 4to, half
morocco. Edinburgh, 1872
* Contains a reprint of the Kalendar Drummond Missal (the first time printed), the
Kalendar of Herdmanston (13th Cent.), the Kalendar of Culross (14th Cent.), the
Kalendar of Feme (15th Cent.), and other early calendars.
2475 FORBES (JOHN). A Double Grammar of English and Gaelic,
in which the Principles of both Languages are Clearly Explained.
i2mo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1843
2476 GAELIC SOCIETY OF GLASGOW. Transactions. Vol. 1,
1887-1891. Crown 8vo, cloth. Glasgow [1891 ?]
*Among the Papers are, Some Rare Gaelic Books, by Masson ; Some Ancient Celtic
Customs, by Whyte; Ancient Gaelic Medicine, by Clerk; The Relation of Celt and
Norseman in Saga Times; Ancient Celtic Laws, by Macleod; etc.
2477 GRANT (MRS. ANNE, of Laggan). Essays on the Supersti-
tions of the Highlanders of Scotland; to which are added Trans-
lations from the Gaelic; and Letters connected with those formerly
published. 2 vols, crown 8vo, half roan (rubbed). London, 1811
Scottisb HMstors an& Xiterature 301
SCOTLAND, ITS HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
2478 GRANT (JAMES). Thoughts on the Origin and Descent of the
Gael; with an Account of the Picts, Caledonians, and Scots, and
observations relative to the Authenticity of the Poems of Ossian.
8vo, boards (covers loose). Edinburgh, 1814
2479 GRANT (PETER). Dan Spioradail. Le Paruig Grannd. Sixth
Edition. i6mo, roan. Elgin, 1842
* An early edition of Peter Grant's Hymns. Bound at the end is " Laoidhean
Spioradail," pp. 36 [by Grant ?].
2480 Thirteenth Edition of the same. i6mo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1875
2481 HENDERSON (T. F.) Scottish Vernacular Literature. A
Succinct History. Crown 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1898
2482 HEWISON (JAMES KING). The Isle of Bute in the Olden
Time. With illustrations, maps and plans. 2 vols, square royal 8vo,
cloth. Edinburgh, 1893
*Some of the chapters are: the Northmen and Vikings; the Irish Church; the
Hermits; the Seven Sleepers; the Origin of the Royal Stewarts; Three Centuries of
Civil Life in Bute; etc.
2483 [INNES (COSMO).] Concerning some Scotch Surnames. [Dedi-
cation signed C. I.] Small 4to, half roan, pp. 69. Edinburgh, i860
2484 INNES (THOMAS). A Critical Essay on the Ancient Inhabit-
ants of the Northern Parts of Britain or Scotland .... with an Ap-
pendix of Ancient Manuscript Pieces. Reprinted from the original
edition of 1729, with Memoir by George Grub. 8vo, cloth. (His-
torians of Scotland Series.) Edinburgh, 1885
2485 IONA CLUB. Collectanea de Rebus Albanicis. Edited by the
Iona Club. With the Transactions of the Club. 8vo, half calf.
Edinburgh: Privately Printed for the Members, 1839
•A complete set of the four numbers, and all that was ever published. They
were edited by the well-known Scotch antiquary VV. F. Skene, and contain "Docu-
ments illustrating the History of Icolmkill, by Donald Gregory; Documents illus-
trative of the Custom of Fosterage in the Highlands; Genealogies of the High-
land Clans, from a MS. circa 1450, with Translation, etc., by \V. F. Skene; Ex-
tracts from the Ynglinga Saga, the Islands Landnamabok, and the Laxdaela Saga,
translated by Skene; the Gaelic poem "A Eolcha Albain Uile," translated by
Skene; More extracts from the Orkneyinga, Niala, and other sagas, translated by
Skene," etc. Very scarce.
302 Scottish Ibistorp ano ^Literature
2486 IRVINE (CHRISTOPHER). Historiae Scoticae Nomenclatura
Latino-Vernacula. Multis Flosculis, ex antiquis Albinorum Monu-
mentis, & Lingua Galeciorum prisca decerptis, Adspersa. In gratiam
eorum, qui Scotorum Nomen, & veritatis Numen colunt. Christo-
phorus Irvinus Abs Bon-Bosco, Auspice Summo Numine, concin-
navit. i2mo, cloth, pp. 96. Edinburgi. Sumptibus quorundam
Bibliopolarum Edinburgensium : Typisque Jacobi Watson, in Vico
Vulgo dicto Craig s Closs., M.DC.XC. VII [1697].
* Although the title is in Latin, the explanations are in English. Scarce.
2487 IRVING (DAVID). The History of Scottish Poetry. Edited by
J. A. Carlyle. With Memoir and Glossary. 8vo, full morocco gilt,
gilt edges. Edinburgh, 1861
2488 JAMIESON (JOHN). Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish Lan-
guage. Abridged by John Johnston. New edition, revised and
enlarged by John Longmuir. Thick 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1867
2489 JOHNSTON (T. B.) and ROBERTSON (J. A.) The Histori-
cal Geography of the Clans of Scotland. Second Edition. Large
folding map, and other maps and plans. 4to, cloth. Edinburgh, 1873
2490 KELTIE (JOHN S.) History of the Scottish Highlands, High-
land Clans, aud Highland Regiments. With an account of the
Gaelic Language, Literature, and Music, by the Rev. T. Maclaurin,
and an Essay on Highland Scenery, by the late Prof. John Wilson.
Illustrated with portraits, views, maps, clan tartans, and upxvards of 200
woodcuts in the text. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half calf. Edinburgh, 1875
2491 KNOX'S LITURGY. The Book of Common Order, commonly
called John Knox's Liturgy. Translated into Gaelic, Anno Domini
1567, by Mr. John Carswell, Bp. of the Isles. Edited by T. Mc-
Lauchlan. Small 4to, half roan. Edinburgh, 1873
2492 LAUDER (SIR THOMAS DICK). Highland Legends. The
two volumes in one. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
2493 Tales of the Highlands. 6 illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1881
2494 LESLIE (FORBES). The Early Races of Scotland and their
Monuments. Numerous full-page plates. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1866
* On the primitive stone monuments and inscriptions of Scotland, with comparisons
from other countries, and notices of ancient beliefs of Britain and Caledonia.
Scottisb trtston? an& Xtterature 303
2495 LISMORE (THE DEAN OF). The Dean of Lismore's Book.
A Selection of Ancient Gaelic Poetry, from a MS. Collection made
in the beginning of the 16th Century. Edited, with translation and
Notes, by the Rev. T. McLauchlan. Introduction and additional
Notes by W. F. Skene. Facsimile. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1862
* A manuscript collection of poetry made by Sir James McGregor, Dean of Lismore,
in the 16th Century. This should not be confused with the " Book of Lismore," an
Irish Manuscript of the 10th Century.
2496 LOGAN (JAMES). The Scottish Gael; or, Celtic Manners, as
preserved among the Highlanders: being an Historical and Descrip-
tive Account of the Inhabitants, Antiquities, and National Peculi-
arities of Scotland, more particularly of the Northern or Gaelic
parts . . . where the singular Habits of the Aboriginal Celts are
most tenaciously retained. Edited, with Memoir of Logan, and
Notes by the Rev. Alex. Stewart. 6 colored plates, and numerous
other illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Scarce. Inverness, n. d. [1876]
2497 M'ALPINE (NEIL). A Pronouncing Gaelic (Gaelic-English and
English-Gaelic) Dictionary. Third Edition. 2 vols, crown 8vo
(wants binding; both volumes interleaved with blank paper).
Edinburgh, 1847
* The English-Gaelic part of this was really written by John Mackenzie. To it he
wrote a preface somewhat criticising the first part. By the error of the publishers
this was placed at the beginning of the first (the Gaelic-English) part, so that Mac-
kenzie's appears without a preface, while McAlpine's has a preface criticising it. The
result wa%that the latter became the mortal enemy of the author of the " Beauties of
Gaelic Poetry " for the rest of his life.
2498 M'ARTHUR (JOHN). The Antiquities of Arran, with a Histor-
ical Sketch of the Island, embracing an Account of the Sudreyjar
under the Norsemen. Map and 11 archceological plates. 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1873
2499 MacCALLUM (A. K.) Laiodhean Agus Dain Spioradail. (Hymns
and Spiritual Songs in Gaelic.) Crown 8vo, cloth. Glasgow, 1894
* Many of the songs and hymns are ancient Gaelic compositions; among the more
modern are translations from Longfellow and others.
2500 MACDONALD (ALEXANDER). Eiseirigh na Seann Chanain
Albannaich. Le Alastair Donullach. i6mo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1874
* The most noted of the 18th Century Gaelic poets, and containing many Jacobite
songs. Perhaps the most celebrated of all the later Gaelic poems, his " Birlinn
Chlannraonuill " (the Barque of Clan Ranald), is contained in the volume. Alastair
Mac Mhaighstir Alastair was also the author of the first Gaelic vocabulary, and made
the first collection of the native songs of his country.
304 Scottisb HMstorE anfc literature
2501 MACDONALD (DR. JOHN). Marbhrainn, a rinneadh air Diad-
hairibh Urramach, nach Maireann; agus Dana Spioradail Eile.
i6mo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1885
* Gaelic poems by " The Apostle of the North."
2502 MACFARLANE (P.) A New and Copious Vocabulary . . . Eng-
lish and Gaelic, and Gaelic and English, with a few Directions for
reading the Gaelic. 8vo, boards (loose). Autograph on title of
James Macpherson. Edinburgh, 1815
2503 MACINTYRE (DUNCAN BAN). Songs and Poems in Gaelic.
Twelfth Edition. With a translation of two of the pieces. i6mo,
cloth. Edinburgh, 1901
* A short and interesting Memoir is prefixed. Duncan Macintyre, or Donnacba
Bannan Oran, i, e., " Fairhaired Duncan of the Songs," was born in Glenorchy
1724, and died in 1812, being one of the last of the native Gaelic poets. He was
entirely illiterate, but his talent for versification was remarkable, and a tenacious
memory enabled him to recite all of his own verses, and many of those of the native
bards. The first edition of his poems was written from his oral recitation, and
consequently had many errors, which in this edition have been corrected, and a few
pieces omitted added.
2504 MACKAY (CHARLES). A Dictionary of Lowland Scotch, with
an Introductory Chapter on the Poetry, Humour, and Literary His-
tory of the Scottish Language, and an Appendix of Scottish
Proverbs. Small 4to, cloth. London, ii
2505 MACKAY (ROBERT). Songs and Poems in the Gaelic Lan-
guage. By Robert Mackay, the celebrated Bard of Lord Reay's
country — Sutherlandshire. With Memoir of the Author, and
Observations on his. Character and Poetry. 8vo, boards, cloth
back, uncut. Scarce. Inverness, 1829
* Robert Mackay — known as Rob Donn— composed his poems in the Sutherland
dialect, and they contain many unnsual words and expressions. This copy has
some pencilled corrections of typographical errors, which may have been made in
preparation for a new edition.
2506 MACKELLAR (MARY). Poems and Songs, Gaelic and English.
Crown 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1880
* The authoress was Bard to the Gaelic Society, Inverness.
Scottisb Ibistors ant> Xiterature 3°5
2507 MACKENZIE (JOHN). Eachdraidh A'Phrionnsa no Bliadhna
Thearlaich. Le Iain Mac-Choinnick. Portrait of "Prionnsa Tear-
lach" {Prince Charlie), umo, original cloth. Dunedin, 1844
*The First Edition. Very scarce. A History of Prince Charlie and the Jacobite
Rebellion of 1745, with a collection of Gaelic Jacobite songs. The author was
noted as the compiler of the "Beauties of Gaelic Poetry," the best collection of
these songs ever published. Being exceedingly poor he was compelled to part
with the copyright for the most trifling sum, and this history of Prince Charlie
only produced him about fifty dollars. Still, it brought him literary reputation,
and the offer of a position which he was glad to accept, and he struggled for
about five years longer on the magnificent salary it gave him of five dollars a
week, when he died. A monument has since been erected to his memory.
2508 MACKINNON (JAMES). Culture in Early Scotland. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1892
* Celtic Paganism; Ninian, his Age and Influence; Columba and Iona; the Celtic
Missionary in Northumbria ; etc.
2509 Another copy. 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
2510 MACKINTOSH (DONALD). Collection of Gaelic Proverbs and
Familiar Phrases, Englished anew. To which is added " The Way
to Wealth," by Benjamin Franklin. Crown 8vo, boards, uncut.
Edinburgh, 1819
2511 McLAUGHLAN (T.) Celtic Gleanings; or, Notices of the His-
tory and Literature of the Scottish Gael. i2mo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1857
2512 Another copy. i2mo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1857
2513 MACLEAN (J.) Dain Spioradail. i6mo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1880
Besides the Gaelic hymns of MacLean, some by Dr. Macgregor and others are
appended. John MacLean came to America in 181 9.
2514 [MACLEOD (DR. JOHN).] Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a
Dictionary of the Gaelic Language .... as preserved in Vernacu-
lar Speech, Manuscripts or Printed Works .... to which are pre-
fixed a Compendium of Gaelic Grammar, etc. Compiled and pub-
lished under the direction of The Highland Society of Scotland.
2 vols. 4to, scored calf, gilt. Fine copy. Edinburgh, 1828
2515 MACLEOD (NORMAN) and DEWAR (DANIEL). A Dic-
tionary of the Gaelic Language— Gaelic and English, and English
and Gaelic. With a comprehensive vocabulary of Gaelic Words.
Bound in two volumes. 8vo, half calf. Glasgow, 183 1
306 Scottisb HMstors anfc literature
2516 MACLEOD (NORMAN). Leabhar nan Cnoc. ("The Book of
the Little Hill." A Gaelic Reading Book for Schools.) Le Tor-
moid Macleoid. Post 8vo, cloth. Inverness, 1898
* A revised edition of the first school-reader for Gaelic schools.
2517 Caraid nan Gaidheal. (The Friend of the Gael.) A choice
selection of the Gaelic Writings of the late Norman Macleod, of St.
Columba Parish, Glasgow. With Memoir, etc. Portrait. 8vo,
cloth. Edinburgh, 1899
2518 MACPHERSON (DAVID). Geographical Illustrations of Scot-
tish History, containing all Names of Places mentioned in Chron-
icles, Histories, Records, etc., with corrections of corrupted names,
etc. Large folding map. 4to, wrappers, pp. 60. London, 1796
* Laid in is a number of " The Highland News " for March 23, 1901, containing
some articles on Gaelic subjects.
2519 MAGAZINE ARTICLES. How the Picts and Scots fought and
fraternized (Dublin Univ. Mag., 1859); Skene's Origin and History
of the Highlanders, a Review (Edin. Rev., 1838); The True History
of the Coronation Stone of Scotland, by James Mason (Dub. Univ.
Mag., 1873); Celtic Scotland (Lond. Quart., 1873). 8vo, paper.
(4 pieces.)
2520 MAPS AND PLANS. Catalogue of the Maps and Plans and
other Publications of the Ordnance Survey of Scotland to 1st Jan-
uary, 1898. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 196. London, 1898
2521 MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. Mary Stuart, Bothwell, and the
Casket Letters. Something new. With illustrations. By J. Watts
de Peyster. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 40. New York: Privately printed, 1890
2522 Sharman (Julian). The Library of Mary Queen of Scots.
With Historical Introduction, and reproduction of a rare portrait of
the Queen. Small 4to, cloth, uncut. London, 1889
2523 MICHEL (FRANCISQUE). A Critical Enquiry into the
Scottish Language. With the view of illustrating the Rise and
Progress of Civilization in Scotland. Thick small 4to, half roan.
Edinburgh, 1882
* Chapters on Architecture, Banqueting, Fine Arts, Money, Rogues and Vaga-
bonds, War, Sea-Terms, Games, Dances, etc.
Scottfsb HMstors anfc literature 307
2524 MOORE (GEORGE). Ancient Pillar Stones of Scotland, their
Significance and Bearing on Ethnology. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth
(name cut from half title). Edinburgh [1865]
2525 MUNRO (ROBERT). Minor Poems and Translations in Verse
from admirable Compositions of the Ancient Celtic Bards, with the
Gaelic and Illustrative Notes, urao, cloth.
Edinburgh: Printed for the Author, 1869
2526 Ancient Scottish Lake Dwellings or Crannogs, with a supple-
mentary chapter on Remains of Lake Dwellings in England. Numer-
ous illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1882
2527 NICHOLSON (E. W. B.) The Vernacular Inscriptions of the
Ancient Kingdom of Alban, transcribed, translated and explained.
i2mo, cloth. London, 1896
©ssian.
2528 DAVIES (EDWARD). The Claims of Ossian examined and ap-
preciated. An Essay on the Scottish and Irish poems published
under that name .... together with some Curious Particulars re-
lative to the Structure and State of Poetry in the Celtic Dialects of
Scotland and Ireland. Royal 8vo, boards, uncut. Swansea, 1825
2529 GRAHAM (PATRICK). Essay on the Authenticity of the Poems
of Ossian, in which the Objections of Malcolm Laing are .... re-
futed. To which is added an essay on the Mythology of Ossian's
Poems, by Prof. Richardson. 8vo, half calf (a few of the prelimi-
nary leaves stained). Edinburgh, 1807
2530 M'CALLUM (HUGH and JOHN). An Original Collection of
the Poems of Ossian, Orrann, Ulin and other Bards who flourished
in the same Age. 8vo, boards, uncut. Montrose, 1816
* Scarce. Translations of the selections are given.
2531 MACGREGOR (P.) The Genuine Remains of Ossian literally
Translated, with a preliminary dissertation. By Patrick Macgregor.
Published under the patronage of the Highland Society of London.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 184 1
308 Scottisb HMstorE anfc ^Literature
OSSIAN— Continued.
2532 MACKENZIE (HENRY). Report of the Committee of the
Highland Society of Scotland .... on the Authenticity of the
Poems of Ossian. With copious Appendix containing some of the
Principal Documents. With j facsimiles (one colored) of ancient
Gaelic MSS. 8vo, half cloth, uncut. Edinburgh, 1805
* Contains many specimens of Gaelic poetry, with translations. This copy was
presented by the author to Heber, the noted book-collector.
2533 Dana Oisein Mhic Fhinn, air an cur amach Airson Maith
Coitcheannta muinntir na Gaeltachd. 8vo, old calf (covers loose).
Dunedin, 1818
* The poems of Ossian in the original Gaelic.
2534 WADDELL (P. H.) Ossian and the Clyde, Fingal in Ireland,
Oscar in Iceland; or, Ossian Historical and Authentic. 4to, cloth.
Glasgow, 1875
2535 [WODROW (JOHN).] Carthon, the Death of Cuchullin, and
Dar-thula: Poems by Ossian, the son of Fingal. Attempted in
English Verse, from Mr. Macpherson's Translation. i2mo, old
calf. Edinburgh, 1769
2536 PINKERTON (JOHN). An Enquiry into the History of Scot-
land, preceding the Reign of Malcolm III., or the year 1056, includ-
ing the Authentic History of that Period. New edition, with Cor-
rections and Additions. Maps. 2 vols. 8vo, half roan.
Edinburgh, 1814
2537 POETS. A Catalogue of the Scottish Poets from the Earliest
Period. 8vo, sewed, pp. 24. New York: W. Go-wans, 1852
2538 ROBERTSON (E. W.) Scotland under her Early Kings: a
History of the Kingdom to the Close of the 13th Century. 2 maps.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1862
2539 ROBERTSON (J. A.) Concise Historical Proofs respecting the
Gael of Alban; or, Highlanders of Scotland, with short Notices of
the Highland Clans, etc. Map and illustrations. Thick post 8vo,
cloth. Edinburgh, 1866
2540 The Gaelic Topography of Scotland, and What it Proves,
explained. With much Historical, Antiquarian, and Descriptive
Information. Map. Post 8vo, cloth, gilt. Edinburgh, 1869
Scottteb IMstors ant) Xiteraturc 309
2541 SCOTT (SIR WALTER). Rogers (May). The Waverley Dic-
tionary. An Alphabetical Arrangement of all the Characters in the
Waverley Novels, with descriptive Analysis, etc. Post 8vo, cloth.
Chicago, 1885
2542 SCOTTISH CELTIC REVIEW (THE). Nos. I.-IV. Bound
in One Volume. 8vo, half roan. (Containing papers on Gaelic
Folk-lore, the Gaelic Language, etc. (By Hugh McMillan, Alfred
Nutt, J. G. Campbell, and others.) Glasgow, 1885
2543 Another copy. Also bound in one volume. 8vo, half roan.
Glasgow, 1885
2544 SHARPE (C. K.) A Historical Account of the Belief in Witch-
craft in Scotland. Crown 8vo, half morocco. London, 1884
* A short bibliography of works on Scotch witchcraft is appended.
2545 [SHAW (DONALD, of Auchgourish).] Highland Legends, and
Fugitive Pieces of Original Poetry, with Translations from the Gae-
lic and Vice-Versa. By "Glenmore." Frontispiece. i2mo, cloth.
Edinburgh: Printed for the Author, 1859
2546 SHAW (W.) An Analysis of the Galic Language. 4to, half
roan. London, 1778
2547 A Galic and English, and English and Galic Dictionary con-
taining all the words in the Scotch and Irish Dialects of the Celtic
that could be collected from the Voice, and Old Books and MSS.
2 vols in one. 4to, old russia (rebacked). London, 1780
2548 SKENE (W. F.) The Highlanders of Scotland, their Origin,
History, and Antiquities, with a sketch of their Manners and Cus-
toms, and an account of the Clans, etc. 2 vols, post 8vo, boards,
uncut. London, 1837
2549 Chronicles of the Picts, Chronicles of the Scots, and other
Early Memorials of Scottish History. Two facsimile leaves of MSS.
Royal 8vo, half roan. Edinburgh: H. M. General Register House, 1867
* The manuscripts transcribed (some with translations) date from the 10th to the
15th Century.
2550 The Coronation Stone. Illustrated with colored facsimile from
an ancient MS. and other illustrations. Small 4to, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1869
*Only a very limited number printed.
2551 Celtic Scotland: a History of Ancient Alban. Maps. 3 vols.
8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1876-80
3io Scottisb Ibtstors an& Xfterature
2552 SMITH (R. ANGUS). Loch Etive and the Sons of Uisnactu
Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
2553 SMITH (JOHN). Galic Antiquities: consisting of a History of the
Druids, particularly of those of Caledonia; a Dissertation on the
Authenticity of the poems of Ossian ; and a Collection of Ancient
Poems, translated from the Galic of Ullin, Ossian, Orran, etc, , 1780;
bound with it is, Ancient Poems of Ossian, Orran, Ullin, etc., col-
lected in the Western Highlands and Isles, being the originals of
the translations in the Gaelic Antiquities, 1787. 4to, old calf.
Edinburgh, 1780-87
2554 STENHOUSE (W.) Illustrations of the Lyric Poetry and Music
of Scotland. 8vo, cloth. (The original issue, with a new title-page.)
Edinburgh, 1853
2555 STEVENSON (WILLIAM). The Legends and Commemora-
tive Celebrations of St. Kentigern, his Friends and Disciples.
Translated from the Aberdeen Breviary and the Arbuthnott Missal,
with an Illustrative Appendix. Small 4to, half roan. Edinburgh, 1874
* Only 200 printed. The original Latin text is included.
2556 STEWART (ALEXANDER and DONALD). Cochruinneacha
Taoghta de Shaothair nan Bard Gaeleach. A choice Collection of
the Works of the Highland Bards collected in the Highlands and
Isles. 2 vols, in one. 8vo, original boards. Dunedin, 1804
* Very rare. A Gaelic-English Glossary is appended.
2557 STEWART (CHARLES). The Gaelic Kingdom in Scotland,
its Origin and Church. With sketches of Notable Breadalbane and
Glenlyon Saints. Crown 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 188a
2558 STEWART (DAVID). Sketches of the Character, Manners, and
Present State of the Highlanders of Scotland, with details of the
Military Service of the Highland Regiments. Colored map showing
the location of the Clans. Third Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, scored calf.
Edinburgh, 1825
* The account of the Highland Regiments includes narratives of their services in
America.
2559 WILSON (DANIEL). Pre-Historic Annals of Scotland. Second
Edition. Numerous illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt.
London, 1863
2560 WISE (THOMAS A.) History of Paganism in Caledonia, with an
Examination into the Influence of Asiatic Philosophy, and the
Gradual Development of Christianity in Pictavia. 2 full-page plates,
and numerous illustrations in the text. 4to, cloth. London, 1884
Scottlsb Ibiston? anfc> Xiterature 311
2561 WINTOUN'S CHRONICLE. The Orygynale Cronykil of
Scotland by Androw of Wyntoun. Edited by David Laing. Fac-
similes. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. (Historians of Scotland Series.)
Edinburgh, 1872-79
Males, its 1bietor\>, language, anb
Hntiquitiee-
2562 ANEURIN (Welsh Bard of the "Sixth Century). Y Gododin.
A Poem on the Battle of Cattreath by Aneurin. With an English
translation, and numerous Historical and Critical Annotations. By
the Rev. J. W[illiams] Ab Ithel. Post 8vo, cloth. Scarce.
Llandovery, 1852
* The basis of the translation is a MS. apparently written about the year 1200. The
battle described is one between the Britons and the Saxons, which lasted a week,
probably in the year 700, and terminated by the victory of the invaders.
2563 ARCHiEOLOGIA CAMBRENSIS. A Record of the Antiqui-
ties of Wales and its Marches. Vol. 1. Archaeological illustrations.
8vo, half calf. London, 1846
2564 BIBLE. The Old and New Testaments. 8vo, cloth.
London: The British and Foreign Bible Society, n. d. [1880?]
2565 CARADOC OF LLANCARVAN. The History of Wales,
written originally in British by Caradoc of Lhancarvan. Englished
by Dr. Powell, and augmented by W. Wynne. To which is added
a description of Wales by Sir John Price. New edition, greatly im-
proved and enlarged, with pedigrees of families. Vignette of a Druid
on title, and folding plate of the Kings and Princes of Wales. 8vo,
old calf, gilt. Fine copy. London, 1774
* Caradoc's chronicle was written as a continuation of that by Geoffrey of Mon-
mouth, commencing where the latter ended. He was a contemporary of Geoffrey.
2566 Lhoyd (Humfrey). The Historie of Cambria, now called
Wales, a part of the most famous Yland of Brytaine, written in the
Brytish Language above two hundreth yeares past. Translated into
English by H. Lhoyd, Gentleman, corrected, augmented and con-
tinued out of Records and best Approved Authors by David Powell.
1584. 4to, half russia (joints cracked). London, Reprinted, 181 1
* A reprint, with reproductions of the original woodcuts, of the rare original edition
of 1584. This history is founded on that of Caradoc of Llancarvan.
3J2 XKHelsb HMstors an& Xiterature
2567 CARADOC OF LLANCARVAN. The History of Wales. Writ-
ten originally in British by Caradoc of Llancarvan. Translated into
English by Dr. Powell, augmented by W. Wynne. Revised and cor-
rected and a collection of Topographical Notices attached thereto
by Richard Llwyd. Thick 8vo, half cloth, uncut. Scarce.
Shrewsbury, 1832
2568 COMMON PRAYER IN WELSH. Llyfr Gweddi Gyffredin,
etc. (Common Prayer and Psalms.) Small 4to, cloth.
London: S. P. C. K., 1890
2569 DAVIES (EDWARD). Celtic Researches on the Origin, Tra-
ditions and Language of the Ancient Britons, with some Introduc-
tory Sketches of Primitive Society. 8vo, half morocco. London, 1804
2570 DE COSTA (B. F.) Myvyrian Archaiology: the Precolumbian
Voyages of the Welsh to America. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 12. Albany, 1 891
2571 DRUID'S MAGAZINE (THE). A Compendium of Druidical
Proceedings during the year 5836, with Original and Select Pieces
in Prose and Verse. Illustrations on India paper and portrait of R.
Mills. Vol. 3. 8vo, cloth.
London: Published by the Proprietor, R. Willoughby, 1832
* Contains a series of articles giving the history of the Ancient Druids.
2572 EVANS (DANIEL SILVAN). An English and Welsh Diction-
ary, adapted to the Present State of Science and Literature, in which
the English Words are deduced from their originals and explained
by their Synonyms in the Welsh Language. 2 thick 8vo vols., cloth
(Vol. 1, pp. 868; Vol. 2, pp. 1094) Denbigh, 1852 (Reprint, 1899)
2573 EVANS, RICHARDS and WALTERS. An English and
Welsh Vocabulary, by Thomas Evans, to which is subjoined a
Grammar of the Welsh Language, by the late Rev. Thomas Richards ;
also a Dissertation on the Welsh Language, by the late Rev. John
Walters. Post 8vo, half roan, pp. 66+64-I-52. Dolgelly, 1816
2574 HENGWRT MSS. Selections from the Hengwrt MSS. preserved
in the Peniarth Library. Vol. 1, Y Seint Greal, being the Adven-
tures of King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table in the Quest of
the Holy Greal, originally written about the year 1200, with transla-
tion and glossary by the Rev. R. Williams, Vol. 2, Campeu Charly-
maen (the Gests of Charlemagne), Purdic Padric (Patrick's Purga-
tory), Y Seith Pechawt Marwawl (the Seven Deadly Sins), Evengyl
Nicodemus, Seith Doethion Ruvein (Seven Wise Men of Rome), etc.
With Translation by the Rev. R. Williams and G. Hartwell Jones.
2 vols, thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1876-92
"HClelsb Ibistorp ant) Xiterature 313
2575 JAMES (REV. J.) Essay on the Philosophical Construction of
Celtic Nomenclature, more particularly in reference to the Welsh
Names of Places in Wales . . . with Vocabulary of Celtic Names of
Places in Scotland. Crown 8vo, cloth (MS. Index inserted at end).
Bristol, 1869
2576 JONES (OWEN) and WILLIAMS (EDWARD). The
Myvyrian Archaiology of Wales, collected out of Ancient Manu-
scripts. First Edition. 3 vols. 8vo, old calf. London, 1801-1807
* The First collection of ancient Welsh prose and verse, containing transcripts
of manuscripts from the fifth century to a comparatively recent period. The fol-
lowing lot is a later edition, with some additional pieces.
2577 JONES (OWEN), WILLIAMS (EDWARD), and PUGHE
(WILLIAM OWEN). The Myvyrian Archaiology of Wales
collected out of Ancient Manuscripts. To which has been added
Additional Notes upon the " Gododin," an English Translation of
the Laws of Howell the Good, and an Explanatory Chapter on
Ancient British Music, by John Thomas. Map. Very thick 8vo,
cloth. Denbigh, 1861-70
* Scarce.
2578 MABINOGION (THE). The Mabinogion from the Welsh of the
Llyfr Coch O Hergest (The Red Book of Hergest), in the Library of
Jesus College, Oxford. Translated, with Notes, by Lady Charlotte
Guest. Royal 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top. London, 1877
2579 MAGAZINE ARTICLES. The Welsh and their literature
(Lond. Quart., 1861); The Four Ancient Books of Wales (N. Brit.
Rev., 1868); Bards of the Sixth Century — Stonehenge (Lond.
Quart., 1852); The Poems of Dafydd abGwilim (West. Rev., 1873);
Druids and Bards, by J. Hill Burton (Edin. Rev., 1863). 5 pieces.
8vo, paper covers.
2580 [OWEN (ANEURIN).] Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales,
comprising Laws supposed to be enacted by Howel the Good,
modified by Regulations . . . prior to Edward I., and Anomalous
Laws . . . which by the Statute of Ruddlan were admitted to con-
tinue in Force; with an English translation; to which are added a
few Latin transcripts containing Digests of the Welsh Laws, prin-
cipally of the Dimetian Code. With Indexes and Glossary. 2 vols,
royal 8vo, cloth. (Vol. 2 loose in its covers.) London, 1841
3H Welsb 1bistor£ ant) literature
2581 PARRY (JOHN H.) The Cambrian Plutarch: comprising Memoirs
of some. of the Most Eminent Welshmen from the Earliest Times
to the Present, including the substance of all Previous Researches.
8vo, cloth. London, 1834
2582 PHILLIPS (T. LLOYD). Llawiadur i'r Iaith Seisonog. English-
Welsh handbook. (Vocabulary and conversations.) i6mo, cloth.
Dinbych, 1856
2583 PRICE (THOMAS). The Literary Remains of the Rev. Thomas
Price, Carnhuanowe. Portrait and illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, full blue
calf, gilt. Llandovery, 1854-55
* On the Remains of Ancient Literature in Welsh, Irish, and Gaelic; The Influence
of Welsh Traditions on European Literature; The History and Literature of Wales,
1080-1294; The Statutes of Rhuddlan; etc.
2584 PUGHE (W. OWEN). A Dictionary of the Welsh Language
explained in English, with numerous illustrations from the Literary
Remains, and from the Living Speech of the Cymmry. To which
is prefixed a Welsh Grammar. (Also at the end "An Outline of the
Characteristics of the Welsh," by the same author.) Second Edition.
Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Denbigh, 1832
2585 REES (W. J.) Lives of the Cambro British Saints of the Fifth
and immediate succeeding Centuries, from Ancient Welsh and
Latin MSS. in the British Museum and elsewhere, with English
Translations and Explanatory Notes. Frontispiece. Royal 8vo, cloth.
(The Welsh MSS. Society.) Llandovery, 1853
* Scarce. The lives are mostly from MSS. of the 12th Century, and include lives
of Saints Brynach, Beino, Cadoc, Carannog, David, Gwynllyw, Illtyd, Cybi, Padarn,
Winefred, Catharine, Margaret, Aidus, Brendanus, and Tathan, with some additional
matter.
2586 ROWLAND (REV. T.) Grammar of the Welsh Language . . .
with copious examples from some of the most correct Welsh writers.
Post 8vo, cloth. Holywell, 1853
2587 ROWLANDS (REV. WILLIAM). Cambrian Bibliography:
containing an Account of the Books printed in the Welsh Lan-
guage, or relating to Wales from the year 1546 to the end of the
18th Century. Edited and enlarged by the Rev. D. Silvan Evans.
Thick 8vo, cloth. Llanidloes, 1869
2588 Another copy. 8vo, half roan, uncut. Llanidloes, 1869
TKHelsb Ibistors an£> Xfterature 315
2589 SCHULZ (ALBERT). An Essay on the Influence of Welsh
Tradition upon the Literature of Germany, France, and Scandinavia.
Translated from the German. 8vo, limp boards. Llandovery, 1841
2590 SIKES (WIRT). British Goblins, Welsh Folk-Lore, Fairy Myth-
ology, Legends, and Traditions. Illustrated. 8vo, half red calf,
gilt. London, 1880
-2591 SKENE (W. F.) The Four Ancient Books of Wales, containing
the Cymric Poems attributed to the Bards of the Sixth Century.
Facsimiles. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1868
* These volumes contain the Black Book of Caermarthen, the Book of Aneurin, the
Book of Taliessin, and the Red Book of Hergest, with translations, historical notes,
criticisms, chapters on the Literature of Wales, the Picts, and the Races of Britain, etc.
2592 SPURRELL (WILLIAM). A Grammarof the Welsh Language.
Second Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. Caermarthen, 1853
2593 A Welsh-English and English-Welsh Dictionary. The two
parts in one volume. Thick i2mo, cloth. Caermarthen, 1872-89
3594 STEPHENS (THOMAS). The Literature of the Kymry, being
a Critical Essay on the History and Literature of Wales during the
12th, and two succeeding Centuries. Containing numerous Speci-
mens of Ancient Welsh Poetry in the Original . . . with Transla-
tions, etc. 8vo, cloth. Scarce. Llandovery, 1849
2595 Madoc, An Essay on the Discovery of America by Madoc Ap
Owen Gwynedd in the 12th Century. Edited by Llywarch Rey-
nolds. 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
2596 TOLAND (JOHN). A Critical History of the Celtic Religion and
Learning, containing an Account of the Druids, or the Priests and
Judges; of the Vaids, or the Diviners and Physicians; and of the
Bards, or the Poets and Heralds; of the Ancient Gauls, Britons,
Irish, and Scots; with the history of Abaris, the Hyperborian, Priest
of the Sun. With life of the author. 8vo, boards, uncut.
London, n. d. [circa 181 2]
-2597 A New Edition of Toland's History of the Druids, with an
abstract of his Life and Writings ; and a copious Appendix, containing
Notes, Critical, Philological, and Explanatory. By R. Huddleston.
8vo, half calf. Montrose, 1814
316 TKHelsb HMstorp anfc Xfterature
2598 VAUGHAN (H. H.) Welsh Proverbs with English Translations.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
2599 WARRINGTON (REV. W.) The History of Wales. 2 folding
maps, and folding table of the descents of the Princes of Wales. 8vo,
old calf (joints cracked). Old bookplate of the Rev. H. Hawes in
each volume. London, 1791
2600 WILKINS (C.) The History of the Literature of Wales, from the
year 1300 to 1650. 8vo, cloth. Cardiff, 1884
2601 WILLIAMS (EDWARD). Iolo Manuscripts. A Selection of
Ancient Welsh Manuscripts from the Collection made by the late
E. Williams for the purpose of forming a continuation of the
Myfyrian Archaeology, and subsequently proposed as Materials for
a new History of Wales. With English translations and Notes by
his son, the late Taliesin Williams. Plates. Royal 8vo, half mo-
rocco, gilt top, uncut. Llandovery, 1848
* Only a limited number printed for the subscribers of the Welsh MSS. Society.
The manuscripts include not only those of historical and genealogical value, but
folk tales, popular fables, etc.
.2602 WILLIAMS (REV. JOHN). Gomer; or, A Brief Analysis of
the Language and Knowledge of the Ancient Cymry. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1854
2603 WILLIAMS AB ITHEL (REV. JOHN). Dosparth Edeyrn
Davod Aur; or, The Ancient Welsh Grammar, which was compiled
by Royal command in the 13th Century by Edeyrn the Golden
Tongued, to which is added Y Pam Llyfr Kerddwriaeth, or the
rules of Welsh poetry, originally compiled by Davydd ddu Athraw
in the 14th, and subsequently enlarged by Simwnt Vychan in the
16th Century. With English translation and Notes. 8vo, cloth.
(The Welsh MSS. Society.) Llandovery, 1856
2604 Annales Cambriae. Facsimile. 8vo, half roan.
London, i860
* The original Chronicles were written somewhere between the Sixth and Twelfth
Centuries, and form the oldest historical documents relating to the History of
Wales.
Melsb Ibistorp anfc Xiterature 3l7
2605 WILLIAMS AB ITHEL (REV. JOHN). Brut y Ty wysogion ;
or, the Chronicle of the Princes. Edited by the Rev. John Williams
Ab Ithel. j facsimiles. Royal 8vo, half roan. London, i860
* The original manuscript is attributed to Caradoc of Llancarvan (12th Century).
This contains the text, together with a translation, Introduction, Glossary, and
Index.
2606 The Traditionary Annals of the Cymry. 8vo, cloth, un-
cut. Tenby, 1867
Scarce.
2607 WILLIAMS (REV. ROBERT). A Biographical Sketch of some
of the most Eminent Individuals which the Principality of Wales
has produced since the Reformation. i6mo, bound by Alfred
Matthews in half calf gilt, gilt top. London, 1836
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Mr. Eames' library, relate exclusively to the European
Countries and their History, Languages, Archaeology, Religion
and Literature from the earliest times to the present day.
They naturally fall into two main groups : first, the Ancient
Greeks and Romans, and, secondly, the Nationalities that were
founded as the power of Rome decayed.
Each division will be found well covered, that of Greece
and Rome especially so. Nearly all of the principal authors
are represented in the best editions, in the original texts, with
commentaries and translations, together with the Bibliographies
of the special subjects. Folk-Lore, Religion, Art and Archae-
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Among the books of more than ordinary interest will be
noted Leigh Hunt's copy of Thomas Taylor's " Mystical Hymns
of Orpheus," with manuscript annotations (No. 2993) ; the first
English translation of Appian, 1578 (No. 2800); Sir John
Davies' translation of the same, 1679 (No. 2801) ; the Editio
Princeps of Diogenes Laertius, 1533 (No. 2841) ; the only two
books printed at Hibbert's Private Greek Press, with the
characteristically humorous prefaces (Nos. 2879, 2880) ; a collec-
tion of books on the Gypsies (No. 3429-3454), including several
of rarity ; editions of the Scandinavian Sagas, and a valuable
collection of books on the Troubadours and the Provencal
language. We may add, in conclusion, that in the second
division seventy-four different European languages are repre-
sented. As usual in this library, all of the books are in fine and
clean condition.
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2646
2647
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2658
2659
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2673
2674
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2766
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Greece and Rome.
Books relating generally to Greece and Rome
Greek and Latin Inscriptions ....
Greek and Latin Paleography ....
Greece — History, Religion, Art, etc. .
The Greek Language (Ancient) ....
The Greek Language (Mediaeval)
Modern Greece — Language, Literature, Folk-Lore,
etc. ......... 2768 " 2784
Greek Literature — Classical Authors, Bibliography,
Commentaries, Translations, etc. ....
The Latin Language (Ancient) ....
The Latin Language (Mediaeval) ....
Pompeii .........
Roman History, Antiquities, etc. ....
Roman Law ........
Latin Literature — Classical Authors, Editions, Trans-
lations, etc. ........ 3079 " 3172
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' 3°34
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3039 '
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' 3078
Third and Fourth Sessions — the European Languages and Races.
(This division is arranged alphabetically according to the name of
the language. Nos. 3173 to 3735.)
XLhc Ibistot^, Xanguage anb Xiterature
of
Greece anb IRome-
(Sreefc anfc IRoman (General).
2608 BAUMEISTER (A.) Denkmaler des Klassischen Altertums
zur Erlauterung des Lebens der Griechen und Romer in Religion,
Kunst, und Sitte. 1,400 illustrations and tnaps. 3 vols., in the 68
original parts. 4to. (As 3 vols.) Munich, 1884-88
2609 BOTFIELD (BERIAH). Prefaces to the First Editions of the
Greek and Roman Classics and of the Sacred Scriptures. 4to, half
roan, gilt top, uncut. London, 1861
* Prefixed is a lengthy introduction on the early editors, and the sources of the
learning of the Middle Ages.
2610 BUNBURY (E. H.) A History of Ancient Geography among the
Greeks and Romans. Second Edition. 20 maps. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1883
261 1 DIBDIN (T. F.) An Introduction to the Knowledge of Rare and
Valuable Editions of the Greek and Latin Classics, together with an
Account of Polyglot Bibles and Psalters, Hebrew Bibles, Greek
Bibles, etc. Fourth Edition, greatly enlarged and corrected.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1827
2612 ELY (TALFOURD). Manual of Archaeology. Index, and 114
illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
2613 ENGELMANN (W.) Bibliotheca Scriptorum Classicorum et
Graecorum et Latinorum. Alphabetisches Verzeichniss der Aus-
gaben, Uebersetzungen und Erlauterungschriften . . . vom Jahre
1700 bis gegen ende des Jahres 1858. Siebente Auflage. 8vo, half
roan. Leipzig, 1858
2614 ERASMUS. Des. Erasmi Dialogus de Recta Latini Graecique
Sermonis Pronuntiatione, Ludg. Bat. (Leyden), 1643; also in the
same volume, Erasmi de Sarcienda Ecclesise Concordia, Lugd. Bat.,
1642. In one vol., i6mo, old calf.
319
32o HMstors, ^Language ant) ^Literature
GREEK AND ROMAN (GENERAL)— Continued.
2615 GUDEMANN (A.) Outlines of the History of Classical Philology.
Third Edition, revised and enlarged. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1897
2616 GUHL (E.) and KONER (W.) The Life of the Greeks and
Romans described from Antique Monuments. Translated by F.
Hueffer. New Edition. With 543 illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1889
2617 HADLEY (JAMES). Essays Philological and Critical. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1873
* Essays on the Ionians, Byzantine Pronunciation of Greek in the 10th Century,
Early English Pronunciation, Hebrew Chronology, the Language of Palestine at the
time of Christ, etc.
2618 HARPER'S Dictionary of Classical Literature and Antiquities.
Edited by Harry Thurston Peck. Numerous illustrations. Thick
royal 8vo, cloth, pp. 1701. New York, 1898
2619 HARVARD STUDIES IN CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY.
Vol. 9. Portrait. 8vo, boards. Boston, 1898
*The Duenos Inscription, Etymologies, etc., by Professor Allen; Ramenta Plautina.
other Critical Notes, etc., by Prof. Lane, etc.
2620 KEIGHTLEY (T.) The Mythology of Ancient Greece and
Italy. Second Edition, considerably enlarged and improved. 12
full-page plates. 8vo, cloth. London, 1838
2621 KING (C. W.) Antique Gems, their Origin, Uses and Value. . .
with Hints to Gem Collectors. Numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
London, i860
2622 Handbook of Engraved Gems. Second Edition. Illustrated.
Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1885
2623 MAYOR (J. B.) Guide to the Choice of Classical Books. Second
Edition. 121110, cloth. London, 1879
2624 MOSS (J. W.) A Manual of Classical Bibliography, comprising
a copious detail of the Various Editions of the Greek and Latin Clas-
sics . . . with an account of the Principal Translations into English,
French, Italian, Spanish, German, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. (Second
Edition, with Supplement.) London, 1837
2625 MULLER (C. O.) Ancient Art and its Remains ; or, a Manual
of the Archaeology of Art. New Edition, with numerous additions
by F. G. Welcker. Translated by J. Leitch. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1852
of Greece ano Home 321
GREEK AND ROMAN (GENERAL)— CW«'»«*rf.
2626 PAPILLON (T. L.) A Manual of Comparative Philology as
applied to the Greek and Latin Inflections. Post 8vo, cloth. (Clar-
endon Press Series.) Oxford, 1876
2627 PEILE (J.) An Introduction to Greek and Latin Etymology.
Second Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
2628 PERRY (W. C.) Greek and Roman Sculpture. A Popular In-
troduction to the History of Greek and Roman Sculpture. 268 illus-
trations. Square 8vo, full tree calf, gilt, by Riviere (joints weak).
London, 1882
2629 PETISCUS (A. H.) The Gods of Olympus; or, Mythology of
the Greeks and Romans. Translated, and edited from the 20th edi-
tion of Petiscus, by K. A. Raleigh. Preface by Jane E. Harrison.
Numerous illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
2630 QUARITCH (BERNARD). A Catalogue of Greek and Latin
Classics, also of Modern Latinists, and of Works upon Classical
Philology, Greek and Roman Archaeology and History. {With
prices.) Royal 8vo, half roan. London, Sept., 1893
2631 REDFORD (G.) A Manual of Ancient Sculpture: Egyptian-Assy-
rian-Greek-Roman. Second Edition, enlarged. Numerous illustra-
tions and map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
2632 ROBERTS (W.) History of Letter-Writing, from the Earliest
Period to the Fifth Century. 8vo, half calf.
London: IV. Pickering, 1843
* A scarce and interesting volume. The chapters are as follows: Origin and Primi-
tive History of Letter-writing ; Mechanism and Materials of Letter-writing ; Pens,
Pencils, and Ink; Forms of Ancient Letters; Conveyance by Post; followed by trans-
lations of famous letters.
2633 SCHMIDT (J. H. H.) An Introduction to the Rhythmic and
Metric of the Classical Languages, to which are added the Lyric
parts of the Medea of Euripides and Antigone of Sophocles, with
Rhythmical Schemes and Commentary. Translated by J. W. White.
8vo, cloth. Boston, 1880
2634 SCHREIBER (TH.) Atlas of Classical Antiquities. Edited by
Prof. W. C. F. Anderson, and Preface by Prof. Percy Gardner.
Oblong 4to, cloth. London, 1895
322 HMstorE, XanQuage anfc ^Literature
GREEK AND ROMAN (GENERAL)— Continued. •
2635 [SMITH (A. H.)] Catalogue of Engraved Gems in the British
Museum (Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities). Revised,
with Introduction, by A. S. Murray. Frontispiece and 10 plates, con-
taining numerous specimens of Greek and Oriental gems, scarabs, etc.
i2mo, cloth. London, 1888
2636 Catalogue of Sculpture in the Department of Greek and
Roman Antiquities, British Museum. 12 plates. Vol. 1 (all pub-
lished). 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
2637 SMITH (WILLIAM). Chronological Tables of Greek and Roman
History, Civil and Literary . . . with Tables of Greek and Roman
Measures. 8vo, cloth. . London, 1849
2638 Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities. Numerous illus-
trations. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1842
2639 Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities. Second Edi-
tion, improved and enlarged. Numerous illustrations. Thick 8vo,
full red morocco. London, 1848
2640 Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology.
Numerous illustrations. 3 vols, thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1844-49
2641 Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography. Numerous
illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, full calf, gilt. London, 1854-57
2642 WALKER (J.) A Key to the Classical Pronunciation of Greek,
Latin, and Scripture Proper Names. With . . . important emenda-
tions by W. Trollope. 8vo, cloth. London, 1831
2643 WESTROPP (H. M.) Handbook of Archaeology. Egyptian-
Greek-Etruscan-Roman. Numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth. (News-
paper cuttings and extra-illustrations laid in on Archaeological
subjects.) London, 1867
2644 WISSOWA (GEORG). Paulys Real-Encyclopadie der Classi-
schen Altertumswissenschaft. Neue Bearbeitung, von G. Wissowa.
Erster Band (Aal-Apollokrates). Thick royal 8vo, half morocco,
pp. 2902. Stuttgart, 1894
2645 PAMPHLETS. Goodspeed, Alexandrian Hexameter Fragments,
1903; Ingraham, De Alcmanis Dialecto, N. Y. 1877; Archaeological
Society of America and Arch. Instit., 5 different papers, by J. T.
Clarke, C. Waldstein, and others; Call, The Sibyl (from Theol.
Rev., Oct., 1870); Statutset Reglement de la Societe Philhellenique
a Amsterdam, 1888. (9 pieces.)
of Greece ano "Rome 323
GREEK AND ROMAN (GENERAL)— Continued.
2646 MAGAZINE ARTICLES. Various Magazine Articles from the
North British Review, the Quarterly Review, Nineteenth Century,
and other Periodicals, including Froude's A Cagliostro of the Second
Century; Freeman's Primeval Archaeology of Rome; Whewell on
Grote's Plato; Beecher on the Hymn of Cleanthes; Cox on the
Homeric Poems; etc. From 1845 t0 l%9$- (27 pieces.)
(Sreefe anb Xatin Inscriptions.
2647 ALLEN (F. D.) Remnants of Early Latin. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1880
2648 BAILIE (J. K.) Fasciculus Inscriptionum Graecarum quas
apud Sedes Apocalypticas Chartis mandatas. Edidit J. K. Bailie.
4to, cloth. London, 1842
* Greek inscriptions found on the sites of the Seven Churches — Ephesus, Philadel-
phia, Pergamus, Sardis, etc.
2649 BRITISH MUSEUM. The Collection of Ancient Greek In-
scriptions in the British Museum, edited by C. T. Newton. Part I.,
Attika; Part IT. (from Bceotia, Megara, etc.); Part III (Section I.
Priene and Iasos, II. Ephesos) ; Part IV., Section I., (Knidos, Hali-
karnassos and Branchidae.) Together 5 vols. Folio, boards.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1874-93
2650 EGBERT (J. C.) Introduction to the Study of Latin Inscrip-
tions. Illustrated. Post 8vo, half morocco. New York [1896]
2651 EGGER (A. E.) Latini Sermonis vetustioris Reliquiae Selectae.
8vo, half roan. Paris, 1843
* Fragments from lost books of classical authors, collected from inscriptions, the
writings of other authors, etc.
1652 GERRARD (JOHN). Siglarium Romanum ; sive, Explicatio
Notarum ac Literarum quae hactenus reperiri potuerunt in Marmor-
ibus, Lapidibus, Nummis, Auctoribus aliisque Romanorum Veterum
Reliquiis, ordine Alphabetico distributa. 4to, old calf. London, 1792
* A valuable explanatory dictionary of Latin contractions in old manuscripts, on
coins, inscriptions, etc.
2653 LINDSAY (W. M.) Handbook of Latin Inscriptions, illustrating
the History of the Language. Square umo, cloth. Boston, 1897
324 Ibistorp, Xanauage an£> ^Literature
GREEK AND LATIN INSCRIPTIONS— Continued.
^654 ORELLIUS (J. C.) Inscriptionum Latinarum Selectarum am-
plissima collectio ad illustrandam Romanae Antiquitatis. Cum in-
editis J. C. Hagenbuchii, suisque adnotationibus edidit J. C. Orel-
lius. 2 vols. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 570 -)- 568. Turici (Zurich), 1828
2655 REINACH (S.) Traite d'Epigraphie Grecque : precede d'un
Essai sur les Inscriptions Grecques par C. T. Newton. Thick 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 560. Paris, 1885
2656 [ROBERTSON (REV. JOSEPH).] The Parian Chronicle; or,
The Chronicle of the Arundelian Marbles, with a Dissertation con-
cerning its authenticity. Facsimile. 8vo, half calf. London, 1788
2657 ROSE (H. J.) Inscriptiones Grsecae Vetustissimse; collegit, et ob-
servationes turn aliorum turn suas adjecit H. J. Rose. Plates and
facsimiles. 8vo, half calf. Cambridge, 1825
* Inscriptions from ancient tombstones, vases, monuments, etc.
2658 WORDSWORTH (J.) Fragments and Specimens of Early Latin.
With Introductions and Notes. Thick 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon
Press Series.) Oxford, 18/4
(Sreefc anfc Xatin palatograph
2659 BRITISH MUSEUM. Description of the Greek Papyri in the
British Museum. Part I. Facsimiles. 4to, boards. London, 1839
*Only this First Part of the Descriptions was published.
2660 Classical Texts from Papyri in the British Museum, including
the newly-discovered Poems of Herodas. Edited by F. G. Kenyan.
With autotype facsimiles of MSS. 4to, cloth.
London : Printed by Order of the Trustees of the B. M. , 189 1
2661 FAYUM TOWNS AND THEIR PAPYRI. By B. P. Gren-
fell, A. S. Hunt, and D. G. Hogarth, with a chapter by J. G.
Milne. Facsimiles, etc. 4to, boards, cloth back. (Egypt Explora-
tion Fund.) London, 1900
* Mostly papyri in Greek of the Roman period, from about the second century
B. C. to the fourth A. C. , including fragments of Demosthenes, Homer, Ptolemaic
Marriage Laws, Business Accounts, Personal Letters, etc.
2662 GOODSPEED (E. J.) Greek Papyri from the Cairo Museum,
together with Papyri of Roman Egypt from American Collections.
4to, paper, pp. 78. (University of Chicago Decennial Publications.)
Chicago, 1902
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GREEK AND LATIN PAL,JEOGRAPHY— Continue*.
2663 HERCULANEUM PAPYRI. Herculanensium Voluminum quae
supersunt. Tomus I. 39 full-page facsimiles of papyri found at Hercu-
laneum, with Commentary, Transcripts, Latin version, etc. Folio, russia,
gilt. Fine copy. Naples, 1793
2664 Dissertationis Isagogicae ad Herculanensium Voluminum
explanationem Pars Prima. Folio, half vellum. Naples, 1797
* The Introductory Dissertation to the Series of Inscriptions and Illustrations of
the Remains found in Herculaneum (the preceding volume). This introduction
contains account of the destruction of the city, of its site, the progress of discovery,
etc. Illustrated with two large folding maps, and 20 plates of sculptures and lapidarian
inscriptions.
2665 Hayter (John). Herculanensia; or, Archeological and Philo-
logical Dissertations, containing a Manuscript found among the
Ruins of Herculaneum. 2 plates. 4to, half cloth (some leaves of
MS. bound in). London, 1810
2666 Hayter (John). A Report upon the Herculaneum Manu-
scripts, in a Second Letter .... to His Royal Highness, the
Prince Regent. 3 beautiful colored aquatints of the Papyrus plant, and
a plate of a MS. 4to, half cloth, uncut. London, 1811
2667 HODGKIN (JOHN). Calligraphia Graeca et Pcecilographia Graeca.
Engraved plates, showing the forms of Greek letters at different periods,
contractions, etc. Folio, half old red morocco. London, 1794
2668 JOHNSTON (H. W.) Latin Manuscripts. An elementary intro-
duction to the use of critical editions. Facsimiles. 4to, cloth.
Chicago, 1897
2669 KENYON (F. G.) The Palaeography of Greek Papyri. With 20
facsimiles. 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1899
•Contains an Appendix, with lists of papyri, and the museums in which they are
* deposited.
2670 MAHAFFY (REV. JOHN P.) On the Flinders Petrie Papyri.
With Transcriptions, Commentaries and Index. 4to, wrappers, pp.
97. (Royal Irish Academy Cunningham Memoirs No. 8.)
Dublin, 1891
* 30 autotype facsimiles (with descriptive letterpress of Greek papyri containing
fragments of Euripides, Plato, wills, etc.
2671 OXYRHYNCHUS PAPYRI (THE). Edited, with Translations
and Notes, by B. P. Grenfell and A. S. Hunt. Facsimiles. Vols. 1
and 2, 4to, boards, cloth backs. (Egypt Exploration Fund.)
London, 1898-99
*The papyri were mostly in Greek of the Roman period.
3 26 HMstors, ^Language anfc ^literature
GREEK AND LATIN PALJEOGRAPHY— Continued.
2672 TEBTUNIS PAPYRI (THE). (With explanatory notes and
summaries of the documents.) Edited by B. P. Grenfell, A. S.
Hunt and J. G. Smyly. Vol. I. Facsimiles. 4to, boards, cloth
back. (Egypt Exploration Fund.) London, 1902
2673 THOMPSON (EDWARD MAUNDE). Handbook of Greek
and Latin Palaeography. Post 8vo, cloth. (International Scientific
Series.) London, 1893
Greece— 1biston>t Brt, IReligion, etc
2674 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, and of the
History of the Fine Arts. Illustrated. Vol. 1 (1885) to 5 (1889) com-
plete; and four various numbers for 1894-1897. As 5 vols. 8vo.
(Vol. I. bound in half morocco, the remainder in the original parts).
Baltimore, 1885; Boston, Princeton and New York, 1897
2675 AMSTERDAM PHIL-HELLENIC SOCIETY. Ellas Period-
ikon toy en Amstelodamo Phibellenikoy Syllogoy. (The organ of
the Phil-Hellenic Society of Amsterdam.) Vols. 2 to 5, in 2 vols.,
cloth, and Vol. 6, Parts 1 to 4 8vo. (As 3 vols.) Leiden, 1892-97
2676 ANNUAIRE de l'Association pour l'Encouragement des Etudes
Grecques en France. 15c Annee 1881 a 21c Annee, 1887. 7 vols.
8vo, wrappers. Paris, 1881-87
* With bibliographies, etc.
2677 ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA. Papers
of the American School at Athens, 1882-90 (Inscriptions at Assos,
Sterrett's Epigraphical Journey in Asia Minor, and Wolfe Expedi-
tion to Asia Minor, and general papers, illustrated, 5 vols. ; Clarke's
Report on the Investigations at Assos, 1881; Annual Reports, No. 1,
4-10, and 13; Index to Publications, 1879-1889. Together 15
vols. Original boards.
2678 ATHENS. Atlas von Athen. Herausgegeben von E. Curtius und
J. A. Kaupfert. 12 large folding maps and views, with descriptive text.
Folio, cloth. Berlin, 1878
2679 ATTIKA. Karten von Attika. Herausgegeben von E. Curtius
und J. A. Kaupfert. {Large-scale map in 13 sections.) Folio.
Berlin, 1881-84
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2680 BACCHUS. Gail (J. F.) Recherches sur ia Nature du Culte de
Bacchus en Grece, et sur 1'Origine de ses Rites. 8vo, boards.
Presentation copy from the author to the Comte Lanjuinais.
Paris, 182 1
2681 Rolle (P. N.) Recherches sur le Culte de Bacchus sym-
bole de la Force reproductive de la Nature, considere sous ses Rap-
ports dans les Mysteres d'Eleusis, etc. 3 vols. 8vo, boards.
Paris, 1824
2682 BAEDEKER'S GUIDE TO GREECE. Maps and plans. i2mo,
red cloth. Leipzig, 1889
2683 BRITISH MUSEUM SCULPTURES. The Townley Gallery
(description of the statues and bas-reliefs). Numerous illustrations.
2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. (Library of Entertaining Knowledge.)
London, 1836
26S4 BROWN (ROBERT, Junr.) Poseidon: a Link between Semite,
Hamite, and Aryan, being an attempt to trace the cultus of the
God to its Sources, etc. 121110, cloth. London, 1872
2' 85 Semitic Influence in Hellenic Mythology, with special refer-
ence to. . . Max Mullerand Andrew Lang. 8vo, cloth. London, 1898
2686 BURY (J. B.) A History of the Later Roman [or Constantinopoli-
tan] Empire from Arcadius to Irene (395 A D. to 800 A.D.). 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1889
2687 CARTAULT (A.) La There Athenienne. Etude d'Archeologie
Navale. pp figures dans le text. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 261. Paris, 1881
2688 CLARKE (JOSEPH THACHER). Gargara, Lamponia, and
Pionia. Towns of the Troad. Plans. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 30.
(Arch. Instit. of Amer.) Baltimore, 1888
26S9 COINS. Clerk (M. G.) Catalogue of the Coins of the Achsan
League. 13 plates, containing 311 coins. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 34
(label removed from cover). Presentation copy London, 1895
2690 Fox (Lt.-Gen. C. R.) Engravings of Unedited or Rare
Greek Coins. Part I. Europe (Greek Coins of Europe). 10 en-
graved plates, containing 114 coins, with descriptive text. 4to,
wrappers. London, 1856
2691 COLLIGNON (MAXIME). Manual of Mythology in relation to
Greek Art. Translated and enlarged by Jane E. Harrison. 138
illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
328 Ibtston?, Xan^uage anfc ^Literature
GREECE— HISTORY, ART, RELIGION, ETC.— Continued.
2692 CONSTANTINOPLE. A Sketch of its History from its Founda-
tion to its Conquest by the Turks in 1453. By W. J. Br<>dribb and
Walter Besant. Map. Crown 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1879-
2693 CORY (I. P.) Metaphysical Inquiry into the Method, Objects, and
Result of Ancient and Modern Philosophy; also in the same volume,
Mythological Inquiry into the Recondite Theology of the Heathens,
and, Chronological Inquiry into the Ancient History of Egypt, by
the same Author. i2mo, cloth. London : Picker ing, 1833, 1837, 1837
2694 CURTIUS (ERNST). Peloponnesos. Eine Historisch-Geo-
graphische Beschreibung der Halbinsel. 30 maps. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth,
Gotha, 1851-52
2695 CURZON (HON. ROBERT). Visits to the Monasteries in the
Levant. Fifth Edition. Numerous woodcuts. Post 8vo, half calf,,
gilt. London, 1865
*A fascinating book of travels, which to-day is undeservedly neglected by most, pos-
sibly through ignorance of its real nature. The author went through the Levant, ex-
ploring the old Greek monasteries in search of books and manuscripts, in which he
succeeded to a considerable extent, and the graphic descriptions of his troubles and
experiences in his quest form most interesting reading. The travels were in 1833.
2696 DIEHL (CHARLES). Excursions in Greece to recently explored
sites of Classical Interest, Mycenae, Athens, Olympia, etc. Trans-
lated by E. R. Perkins, and Introduction by Reginald S Poole.
p plans and 41 illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1893.
2697 DUNCKER (MAX). History of Greece from the Earliest Times
to the end of the Persian War. Translated from Professor Duncker
by S. F. Alleyne. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883;
2698 DYER (LOUIS). Studies of the Gods in Greece at certain Sanctu-
aries recently excavated. Lectures at the Lowell Institute. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1891
2699 ELEUSINIAN MYSTERIES. Ouvaroff (M.) Essai sur les
Mysteres d'Eleusis. 8vo, half calf, gilt, uncut. Paris, 18 6
2700 ELGIN MARBLES. Burrow (Rev. E. I.) The Elgin Marbles.
With an Abridged Historical and Topographical Account of Athens.
Illustrated with 40 plates. Vol. 1 (no more published). 8vo, half
calf. London, 1817
2701 British Museum. Synopsis of the Contents of the British
Museum. Elgin Room. Part I. Illustrated. i2mo, cloth.
London, 18S6
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2702 FASELIUS (A.) Der Attische Kalender in der Zeit von Solon
(584 v. Chr.) bis zur Einfuhrung der christlichen Religion in
Griechenland (312 nach Chr.). Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 170.
Weimar, 1866
2703 FERGUSSON (JAMES). On the Mode in which Light was
introduced into the Greek Temples. Plate. 4to, wrappers. (Roval
Institute of British Architects.) [London, 1861]
2704 The Parthenon: an Essay on the Mode by which Light was
introduced into Greek and Roman Temples. Numerous illustrations.
4to, cloth, gilt. London, 1883
2705 FINLAY (GEORGE). History of the Byzantine Empire. From
DCCXVI. to MCCCCLIII. (716 to 1453). 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1853-54
2706 A History of Greece from its Conquest by the Romans to
the Present Time, B. C. 146 to A. D. 1864. New edition, revised
throughout, and in part re-written, with considerable additions by
the author, and edited by the Rev. H. F. Tozer. Portrait. 7 v.iis.
8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1877
2707 GISEKE (B.) Thrakisch-Pelasgische Stamme der Balkanhalbin-
sel, und ihre wanderungen in Mythischer Zeit. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 143. Leipzig, 1858
2708 LEAKE (W. M.) Travels in the Morea. Map andplans. 3 vols.
8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1830
2709 McLENNAN (JOHN F.) Kinship in Ancient Greece. 8vo,
sewed, pp. 34. London, n. d. [1866]
2710 MAHAFFY (J. P.) Social Life in Greece from Homer to Menan-
der. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
* First edition, with the suppressed passages on Greek immorality.
27 1 1 Social Life in Greece. Second Edition, revised and enlarged.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
2712 Social Life in Greece. Fourth Edition, revised throughout.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
2713 Rambles and Studies in Greece. Second Edition, revised
and enlarged. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1878
2714 Old Greek Education, nmo, cloth. New York, 1882
2715 Greek Life and Thought from the Age of Alexander to the
Roman Conquest. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 18H7
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2716 Greek Pictures drawn with Pen and Pencil. Profusely illus-
trated. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt. London, 1890
2717 The Greek World under Roman Sway from Polybius to
Plutarch. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
2718 Problems in Greek History. (The earlier historians, the
Greek myths, Alexander the Great, etc.) Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1892
2719 A Survey of Greek Civilization. Post 8vo, cloth.
Meadville, Penn. : The Chatauqua- Century Press, 1896
2720 MARSHALL (J.) A Short History of Greek Philosophy. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1891
2721 MARTHA (JULES). Les Sacerdoces Atheniens. (Choix des
Pretres, Droits et Privileges des Pretres, les Revenus Sacres, &c.)
8vo, wrappers, pp. 184. Paris, 1882
2722 MAURY (ALFRED), Histoire des Religions de la Grece Antique
depuis leur Origine jusqu'a leur Complete Constitution. 3 vols.
8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1857-59
2723 MERRIAM (AUGUSTUS C.) Telegraphing among the Ancients.
Map. 8vo, wrappers, pp 32. (Arch. Instit. of Amer. Classical
Series, No. 3.) Cambridge, 1890
2724 MULLER (C. O.) The History and Antiquities of the Doric
Race. Translated by Henry Tufnell and George Cornewall Lewis.
j maps. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1830
* Scarce.
2725 The History and Antiquities of the Doric Race. Translated
by Henry Tufnell and George Cornewall Lewis. Second Edition,
revised. 2 maps. 2 vols. 8vo, boards, cloth backs. London, 1839
* Scarce. Best edition.
2726 MURRAY (A. S.) A History of Greek Sculpture from the Earliest
Times down to the Age of Pheidias (the second volume continuing
it to Pheidias and his successors). Numerous illustrations. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1880-83
2727 OLYMPIA. Die Funde von Olympia. Ausgabe in einem Bande.
40 mounted photographs and plans of the excavations made at Olympia
between 1875 and 1881, including the Hermes of Praxiteles and other
sculptures, general view of the site, etc. Large folio, in portfolio.
Berlin, 1882
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2728 OMAN (C. W. C.) The Byzantine Empire. Illustrated. Post 8vo,
cloth. (Story of the Nations Series.) London, 1892
2729 OVERBECK (J.) Griechische Kunstmythologie. Erster Buch,
Zeus; Zweites Buch, Hera; Drittes Buch, Poseidon; Viertes Buch,
Demeter und Kora. Plates and illustrations in the text. 4 vols. 8vo,
wrappers. Leipzig, 1871-78
2730 PERROT (GEORGES) and CHIPIEZ (CHARLES). History
of Art in Primitive Greece — Mycenian Art. Illustrated with 544
engravings in the text, and 20 colored plates. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
* Containing the results of the latest excavations in Mycenae. London, 1894
2731 POCOCKE (E.) India in Greece; or, Truth in Mythology. Con-
taining the Sources of the Hellenic Race, the Colonisation of Egypt
and Palestine, the Wars of the Grand Lama, and the Bud'histic
Propaganda in Greece. Map. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1852
* The author supposes that Greece was colonised by Buddhist emigrants from India
driven from thence by their Brahman adversaries, supporting his theory by the danger-
ous argument of superficial resemblances between words. Buddha was only born in
the sixth century B. C, and it must have taken some two or three centuries at least,
to produce the enormous number of emigrants required, which would bring the date
down to well-known historic times. However, there is a valuable amount of informa-
tion gathered in the volume.
2732 PRELLER (L.) Griechische Mythologie. Dritte Auflage von E.
Plew. 2 vols, in one. Post 8vo, half roan. Berlin, 1872-75
2733 RILEY (A.) Athos; or, The Mountain of the Monks. Numerous
illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
2734 SCHLIEMANN (HENRY.) Mycenae. A Narrative of Researches
and Discoveries at Mycenae and Tiryns. Preface by the Right Hon.
W. E.Gladstone. Maps, plans and numerous illustrations. Royal 8vo,
cloth, gilt. London, 1878
2735 Mycenae. A Narrative of Researches and Discoveries at
Mycenae and Tiryns. Preface by the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone.
Maps, plans and illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt. New York, 1878
2736 Mycenae. A Narrative of Researches and Discoveries at
Mycenae and Tiryns. Preface by the Right Hon. VV. E. Gladstone.
Maps, plans and illustrations. New edition, with important additions
and new plates. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt. New York, 1880
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GREECE— HISTORY, ART, RELIGION, ETC.— Continued.
2737 Tiryns. The Prehistoric Palace of the Kings of Tiryns, the
results of the latest excavations. 24 colored plates, 188 woodcuts, and
map and plans. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt. London, 1886
2738 Troy and its Remains. A Narrative of Researches and Dis-
coveries made on the Site of Ilium and in the Trojan Plain. Edited
by Philip Smith. Maps, plans, and numerous other illustrations. 8vo,
cloth, gilt. London, 1875
2739 Ilios. The City and Country of the Trojans. The Results
of Researches and Discoveries on the Site of Troy . . . 1871-72-73-
78-79. Including an Autobiography of the Author. Maps, plans, and
about 7,800 illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt. London, 1880
2740 Troja. Results of the Latest Researches and Discoveries on
the Site of Homer's Troy. Preface by Prof. A. H. Sayce. 150
woodcuts, and 4 maps and plans. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt.
New York, 1884
2741 Schliemann's Excavations. An Archaeological and Historical
Study. By C. Schuchhardt. Translated by E. Sellers. With Ap-
pendix on the Recent Discoveries at Hissarlik. Illustrated. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1891
2742 SCHOMANN(G.) The Antiquities of Greece (the State). Trans-
lated by E. C. Hardy and J. S. Mann. 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
2743 TANAGRA FIGURINES. (Notes and Illustrations.) 4 plates.
Square 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1879
2744 TORR (CECIL). Rhodes in Ancient Times. (History, the Gods,
Art, Learning, Legends, etc.) Illustrations from antiquities. 8vo,
cloth. Cambridge (Eng.) : University Press, 1885
2745 TSOUNTAS (CHRESTOS) and MANATT (J. IRVING).
The Mycenaean Age. A Study of the Monuments and Culture of
Pre-Homeric Greece. Introduction by Prof. Dorpfeld. 22 full-
page illustrations and 160 in the text. 8vo, -cloth, gilt. Boston, 1897
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8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.) Oxford, 1887
2747 VIRCHOW (RUDOLF). Beitrage zur Landeskunde der Troas.
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2748 VOLKMUTH (P.) Die Pelasger als Semiten. Geschichtsphilo-
sophische Untersuchungen. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 324.
Schaffhausen, i860
2749 WALDSTEIN (C.) Essays on the Art of Pheidias. Full-page
photographic plates of statues and illustrations in the text. Royal 8vo,
cloth. Presentation copy from the Author.
Cambridge (Eng.) : University Press, 1885
2750 ZELLER (E.) A History of Greek Philosophy from the Earliest
Period to the Time of Socrates. Translated by S. F. Alleyne.
2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
2751 A History of Eclecticism in Greek Philosophy. Translated
by S. F. Alleyne. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
2752 Socrates and the Socratic School. Translated by O. J.
Reichel. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
2753 The Stoics, Epicureans, and Sceptics. Translated by O. J.
Reichel. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
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2754 ALPHABETUM GRiECUM, cum Oratione Dominicali, Salu-
tatione Angelica, etc. nmo, sewed, pp. 15.
Rome: Typis Sac. Congreg. de Propag. Fide, 1771
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2755 BUTTMANN (PHILIP). Lexilogus; or, A Critical Examina-
tion of the Meaning and Etymology of numerous Greek Words and
Passages. Translated by J. R. Fishlake. Fifth Edition. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1861
* Mainly dissertations on difficult passages in Homer and Hesiod.
2756 CURTIUS (GEORGE). A Grammar of the Greek Language.
Edited by Dr. Wm. Smith. Third Edition. Post 8vo, cloth.
Lond. 1868
2757 Grundzuge der Griechischen Etymologic Vierte Auflage
.... von Ernst Windisch. 8vo, half roan. Leipzig, 1873
2758 The Greek Verb, its Structure and Development. Translated
by A. S. Wilkins and E. B. England. 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
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2759 DONALDSON (J. W.) The New Cratylus; or, Contributions
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Alphabet, etc.
2760 JELF (W. E.) A Grammar of the Greek Language. Third Edi-
tion, enlarged and improved. 2 vols. 8vo, half russia (joints
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2761 LIDDELL (H. G.) and SCOTT (R.) A Greek-English Lexi-
con. Seventh Edition, revised and augmented throughout. Thick
4to, cloth, pp. 1776. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1883
2762 MATTHIiE (A.) A Copious Greek Grammar. Translated by
E. V. Blomfield. Fifth Edition, by Kenrick. 2 vols. 8vo, half
green morocco. London, 1832
2763 PAPE (W.) Worterbuch der Griechischen Eigennamen, Dritte
Auflage von G. E. Benseler, 2 vols, in 1, Braunschweig, 1863-70;
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187 1 ; Deutsch-Griechisches Handworterbuch, Dritte Auflage, 1872.
Together 4 vols. 8vo, half russia (cover of 1 vol. loose).
2764 WRIGHT (M.) Greek and English Lexicon ... in four parts;
Greek-English, Difficult Inflexions, English-Greek, and Proper
Names. i6mo, roan, pp. 695. London, 1835
2765 YONGE (C. D.) An English-Greek Lexicon. With many new
Articles, etc. By Charles Short. Edited by Henry Drisler.
Royal 8vo, sheep. New York, 1870
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2766 SOPHOCLES (E. A.) Greek Lexicon of the Roman and Byzan-
tine Periods (from B. C. 146 to A. D. 1100). Thick royal 8vo,
cloth. Boston, 1870
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2767 The Memorial Edition of the same. (Edited by Professor
J. H. Thayer, and containing nearly 200 corrections and additions.)
Thick royal 8vo, half calf. New York, 1887
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2768 BIBLE. Tes Palaias Diathekes. Londra, a 0 m. (The Old Tes-
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2769 New Testament. (Ancient and Modern Greek in parallel
columns.) Post 8vo, sheep. London [1829]
2770 DRAKOULES (P. E.) Neohellenic Language and Literature.
Lectures at Oxford. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 70. Oxford, 1897
2771 GELDART (E. M.) The Modern Greek Language in its relation
to Ancient Greek. Crown 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.)
Oxford, 1870
2772 Simplified Grammar of Modern Greek. Post 8vo, cloth.
(Trubner's Simplified Grammars.) London, 1883
2773 Folk-Lore of Modern Greece; the Tales of the People. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1884
2774 HERODOTUS. I2TOPIA TOY HPOAOTOY META<DPA20EI2A EK
TH2 IIAAAIA2 TA022H2 IIAPA A. PAAINOY. 3 vols. 8vo, half
cloth. Athens, 1836
* The History of Herodotus in Modern Greek.
2775 KONTOPULOS (N.) AEEIKON EAAHNOAITAIKON, Athens,
1889; AEEIKON ArrAOEAAHNIKON, Athens, 1892. (Kontopulos'
Modern-Greek and English, and English and Modern-Greek Dic-
tionary.) Third Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Athens, 1889-92
2776 LOWNDES (I.) English and Modern Greek Lexicon, Corfu,
1827; Modern Greek and English Lexicon, with epitome of Modern
Greek Grammar. By the Rev. I. Lowndes, Inspector General of
Schools in the Ionian Islands. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf (binding
cracked at joints). Scarce. Corfu, 1827-37
2777 NEGRIS (ALEXANDER). A Grammar of the Modern Greek
Language, with an Appendix containing Specimens of Prose and
Verse. Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1828
2778 A Dictionary of Modern Greek Proverbs, with Translations,
Explanatory Remarks, etc. i6mo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1831
* Scarce.
336 Ibistors, ^Language anfc ^Literature
MODERN GREECE— LANGUAGE, LITERATURE, ETC.— Continued.
2779 RODD (RENNELL). The Customs and Lore of Modern Greece.
Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
2780 STUART-GLENNIE (J. S.) Greek Folk-Songs from the Otto-
man Provinces of Northern Hellas. Literal and Metrical Transla-
tions by Lucy M. J. Garnett. . . . with Essays on the Survival of
Paganism, and the Science of Folk-Lore, by J. S. Stuart-Glennie.
Second Edition, revised and enlarged. 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
2781 VALCHOS (ANGELOS). Neugriechische Chrestomathie; oder,
Sammlung von Musterstiicken der Neugriechischen Schriftsteller
und Dichter. Crown 8vo, half cloth. Leipzig, 1870
2782 VINCENT (E.) and DICKSON (T. G.) A Handbook of Modern
Greek. Second Edition, revised and enlarged. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1893
2783 WIED (CARL). Die Kunst der Neugriechische Volksprache
durch Selbstunterricht. nmo, cloth. Wien, n. d. [187-?]
2784 ZOMPOLIDES (D.) A Course of Modern Greek; or, The Greek
Language of the Present Day. Part I. Elementary Method. Crown
8vo, cloth. London, 1887
(Breefc ^literature, Classical Hutbors, Editions, Comment
taries, translations, etc
2785 iELIAN. Claudius ^Elianos his Various History. (Translated by
Thomas Stanley.) First Edition. Crown 8vo, old calf, rebacked.
London, 1665
* Apparently a presentation copy from the translator, having written inside " For
Mr. Keen from his humble Servant Thomas Stanley," in contemporary writing. The
author was a Roman who wrote this extraordinary collection in Greek. It contains
many of the curious beliefs of the ancients on animals, anecdotes of Socrates and
other philosophers, and much other curious matter jumbled up without any system,
but forming very entertaining reading.
2786 iESCHYLUS. The Tragedies of iEschylus, literally translated
by T. A. Buckley. Post 8vo, cloth. (Bohn's Classical Library.)
London, 1849
2787 Prometheus and Suppliants. With word for word transla-
tion by Dr. Giles. i6mo, limp cloth, pp. 132. London [1856]
of Greece ano IRome 337
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2788 iESOP. The Fables of iEsop as first printed by William Caxton in
1484, with those of Avian, Alfonso and Poggio, now again edited
and induced by Joseph Jacobs. Frontispieces, 2 vols, crown 8vo,
half morocco gilt, gilt tops, uncut. London, 1889
* Limited issue of 500 copies. The first part, treating critically of /Esop and the
ancient Fabulists, with table of parallel passages in other authors, is of importance in
the study of Folk-lore.
2789 ALCiEUS MYTILENE. Alcaei Mytilenaei Reliquiae. Collegit
et Annotatione Instruxit A. Matthiae. Post 8vo, half calf.
Leipzig, 1827
2790 ALCHEMISTS. Collection des Anciens Alchimistes Grecs. Pub-
liee sous les auspices du Ministere de l'lnstruction Publique par M.
Berthelot, avec la collaboration de C. E. Ruelle. Introduction,
Textes, et Traduction. Avec planches, figures en photogravure, Tables
et Index. 3 vols. 4to, three-quarter red morocco, gilt tops.
Paris, 1888
2791 ALCIPHRON. Alciphronis Rhetoris Epistolae. Recensuit cum
Bergleri integris, Meinekii, Wagneri, aliorum selectis suisque anno-
tationibus edidit, Indices adjecit E. E. Seiler. 8vo, half red mo-
rocco, gilt top. Leipzig, 1853
2792 ANTHOLOGIA GRiECA. Epitaphs from the Greek Anthology,
translated by Major R. G. Macgregor. 8vo, half calf, uncut.
Lo n d o n : Privately printed [1857]
2793 Greek Anthology, with Notes critical and explanatory. Trans-
lated by Major R. G. Macgregor. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London: Privately printed [1864]
2794 APOLLONIUS RHODIUS. Apollonii Argonautica, Emendavit
Apparatum Criticum et Prolegomena adjecit R. Merkel. Scholia
Vetera e Codice Laurentiano edidit H. Keil. 8vo, half calf.
Leipzig, 1854
2795 The Argonautica, translated into English Prose from the
text of R. Merkel. By E. P. Coleridge. Post 8vo, half calf, gilt.
London, 1889
2796 APOLLONIUS SOPHISTUS. Apollonii Sophistae Lexicon
Grsecum Iliadis et Odysseae. Ex editione Parisiensi repetit,
recensuit et illustravit Hermann Tollius. 8vo, russia (binding
broken). Lug. Bat. (Leyden) 1788
33% HMstorp, ^Language ant) ^literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2797 APOLLONIUS OF TYANA. The Pagan Christ of the Third
Century. An Essay by Albert Reville. nmo, cloth. London, 1866
* The life of Apollonius was written by Philostratus, which see.
2798 A Sketch of the Life of Apollonius of Tyana; or, The First
Ten Decades of Our Era. By D. M. Tredwell. Map. 8vo, half
cloth. New York, 1886
2799 APPIAN. APPIANOY ALEXANDREOS ROMAIKON TA
SOZOMENA. Appiani Alexandrini Romanarum Historiarum quae
supersunt, Graece et Latine cum Indicibus. Royal 8vo, half calf.
(Didot's Classics.) Paris, 1840
2800 An Avncient | Historie and exquisite Chronicle | of the
Romanes warres, both | Ciuile and Foren. | Written in Greeke by
the noble Orator and Histo- | riographer, Appian of Alexandria, one
of the learned | Counsell to the most mightie Emperoures, | Traiane
and Adriane. | Translated out of diuers Languages, and now set
forth I in Englishe, according to the Greeke text, taken | out of a
Royall Librarie: byW. B. | . . . Imprinted at London \ by Raulfe New-
berrie and \ Henrie Bynniman. | Anno 1578. Title within woodcut
border, with arms on the verso. The title cut to border and re-
margined, a portion of pp. 33-34 in pen-and-ink facsimile. Small
4to, half calf. London, 1578
* Very scarce. The first English translation of Appian. On the verso
of p. 370 (354) is the device of the Brazen Serpent, indicating that the book was
printed by Henrie Bynniman. This printer served his apprenticeship with Raynald
Wolfe, and adopted his device — an adaptation of that of the Frobens. Both printers
are famous for their literary tastes and accomplishments, Wolfe being an antiquarian
and collecting much of the material for a history, and employing Raphael Holinshed
in the work, the result being the celebrated Holinshed's Chronicles, from which it is
supposed Shakespeare gained most of his historical ideas. Bynniman printed in 1568
the very rare Interlude of Jacob and which Esau recently sold in London for $740.
2801 The History of Appian of Alexandria: the First consisting
of the Punick, Syrian, Parthian, Mithridatick, Illyrian, Spanish,
and Hannibalick Wars; the Second containing Five Books of the
Civil Wars of Rome. Made English by J(ohn) D(avies). First
Edition. Small folio, half russia. With bookplate of C. N.
Bancker. London, 1679
* The paper on which this volume is printed bears the water-mark of the " foolscap;"
an interesting early example of this water-mark, which is seldom found.
of Greece ano IRome 339
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2802 ARATUS. Aratoy Soleos Phainoraena kai Diosmeia. Arati
Solensis Phenomena et Diosemea, Graece et Latine ad Codd. MSS.
et Optimarum edd. fidem recensita. Curavit J. T. Buhle. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. Leipzig, 1793, 180 1
* Aratus is famous for having made the first (extant) treatise on meteorological
science, so far as prognostications can be called science. The first book in these two
volumes is his treatise on astronomy, giving a resume of all that was known and be-
lieved in those times. It is to this book, it is supposed, that St. Paul referred in Acts
18, 28, where he said to the Athenians, " as certain also of your own poets have said,
for we are also his offspring." This latter sentence occurs, word for word, in Aratus.
2803 ARCHIMEDES, APOLLONIUS PERGAEUS AND THEO-
DOSIUS. Archimedis Opera: Apollonii Pergaei Conicorum, libri 4 :
Theodosii Sphserica. Methodo nova, Illustrata, et succincte De-
monstrata per Isaac Barrow. Folding plates of diagrams. Small 4to,
old calf, rebacked. London, 1675
ARCHYTAS. See Taylor (Thomas).
2804 ARISTOTLE. Aristotelis Opera. (EdiditB. Langkavel, C, Prantl,
W. Christ, F. Susemihl, et V. Rose.) 7 vols. i2mo, half morocco.
Leipzig, 1868-86
2805 Athenaion Politeia Aristotle on the Constitution of Athens.
Facsimiles of Papyrus CXXXI. in the British Museum. Large 4to,
cloth. (Printed by the B. M. authorities.) [Oxford] 1891
* 22 plates in autotype facsimile, showing the whole of the unique Aristotle MS.
2806 Aristotle on the Constitution of Athens. Edited by F. G.
Kenyon. 8vo, cloth.
London: Printed by Order of the Trustees of the British Museum, 1 89 1 .
2807 Aristotle's Constitution of Athens. Translated by T. J.
Dymes. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
2808 Aristotle on the Athenian Constitution. Translated, with
Introduction and Notes, by F. G. Kenyon. i6mo, cloth, uncut.
London, 1891
2809 Aristotle on the Constitution of Athens. Translated by
E. Poste. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
2810 The Ethics of Aristotle, illustrated with Essays and Notes.
By Sir Alexander Grant. Third Edition, revised and partly re-
written. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
34° 1btstor£, Xanguage anfc ^Literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
281 1 ARISTOTLE. The Organon; or, Logical Treatises, with the
Introduction of Porphyry, literally translated, by O. F. Owen. 2
vols, post 8vo, cloth. (Bohn's Classical Library.) London, 1853
2812 The Rhetoric, translated, with Hobbes' Analysis. Post 8vo,
cloth. (Bohn's Classical Library.) London, 1847
2813 The Rhetoric. A Later Edition of the same, containing in
addition the Poetic of Aristotle, translated by T. Buckley. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1850
2814 Grote (George). Aristotle. Edited by Alexander Bain and
G. Croom Robertson. Second Edition, with additions. Thick 8vo,
cloth. London, 1880
2815 Lewes (George Henry). Aristotle. A Chapter from the
History of Science, including Analyses of Aristotle's Scientific Writ-
ings. Portrait of Aristotle inserted. 8vo, cloth. London, 1864
2816 Wallace (E.) Outlines of the Philosophy of Aristotle.
Third Edition, enlarged, umo, cloth. (Pitt Press Series.)
Cambridge, 1883
See also Taylor (Thomas).
2817 ARRIAN. Arriani Anabasis et Indica ex optimo Codice Parisino
emendavit, Edidit Fr. Dubner; Reliqua Arriani et Scriptorum de
Rebus Alexandri M. fragmenta collegit, Pseudo-Callisthenes Histo-
rians Fabulosam ex tribus Codicibus nunc primum edidit Carolus
Muller. Royal 8vo, half morocco. (Didot's Classics.) Paris, 1846
2818 Arrian's History of Alexander's Expedition. Translated,
with Notes, Historical, Geographical and Critical, by Mr. Rooke.
Map. 2 vols. 8vo, old calf. London, 1729
2819 Arrian's History of Alexander's Expedition. Translated
from the Greek, with Notes, by Mr. Rooke. New Edition. 2 vols.
8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1814
2820 The Anabasis of Alexander; or, The History of the Wars and
Conquests of Alexander the Great, literally translated, with a Com-
mentary, from the Greek of Arrian the Nicomedian. By E. J.
Chinnock. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
2821 Arrian's Voyage round the Euxine Sea, translated, and
accompanied with a Geographical Dissertation and Maps. [By
William Vincent.] 4to (lacks covers). Oxford, 1805
of Greece ano 1Rome 34 1
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.- Continued.
2822 ATHENiEUS. The Deipnosophists; or, Banquet of the Learned.
Literally translated by C. D. Yonge. 3 vols, post 8vo, calf, gilt.
(Bohn's Classical Library.) London, 1854
* The Banquet of the Philosophers is an account of a presumed banquet in the
time of Marcus Aurelius, where the whole of the conversation is on dining, the foods,
cooking, etc., with jokes and anecdotes of noted ancient gourmands. From it is to be
obtained the fuHest knowledge of the customs of the ancient Romans in their feasts.
2823 BABRIUS. Babrii Fabulae ^sopeae, cum Fabularum Deperdit-
arum Fragmentis, Recensuit et Breviter Illustravit Georgius Corne-
wall Lewis, Oxon., 1846; Babrii Fabulae ^Esopeae, e Codice Manu-
scripto partem secundo, Nuncprimum edidit G. C. Lewis, London,
1859. The two bound in one vol. Post 8vo, half calf.
* Sir George Cornewall Lewis' Own Copy, having many annotations and corrections
written in, apparently for another edition. The second book is exceedingly scarce,
the manuscript having been found to be a forgery, and consequently Sir G. C. Lewis
rigidly suppressed the book.
2824 BACCHYLIDES. The Poems of Bacchylides, from a Papyrus in
the British Museum. Edited by F. G. Kenyon. 8vo, cloth.
London : Printed by Order of the Trustees of the British Museum, 1897
*The first edition of the works of Bacchylides, from the papyrus newly discovered in
Egypt.
2825 BEKKER (IMMANUEL). Anecdota Graeca (Apollonius Alex-
andrinus, Dionysius of Thrace, Choerobosci, Diomedis, Porphyry,
etc.), 2 vols., Berlin, 1814-16; also, in the same volume, Anecdota
Graeca e praestantissimis Italicar. Bibliothecarum codicibus, descrip-
sit J. P. Siebenkees, Nuremberg, 1798. 8vo, half red straight grain
morocco, uncut.
2826 BERGK (T.) Poet*: Lyrici GrjECI. (Pindar, Tyrtaeus, Solon,
Phocylides, Theognis, Empedocles, Socrates, Sappho, Alcaeus,
Anacreon, Simonides, Bacchylides, etc.) Recensuit T. Bergk.
Editio altera, auctior et emendatior. 8vo, half calf. Leipzig, 1853
2827 BERNHARDY (G.) Grundriss der Griechischen Litteratur, mit
einem vergleichenden Ueberblick der Romischen. Dritte Bearbei-
tung. 2 vols in 3. 8vo, half calf, gilt. (As 3 vols.) Halle, 1861
2828 CALLINUS and TYRTAEUS. Callini Ephesii Tyrtaei Aphid-
naei Asii Samii Carminum quae supersunt. Emendavit Nicolaus
Bachius. 8vo, half vellum. Leipzig, 1831
* The only complete edition of the extant fragments of the two earliest-known Greek
poets.
342 Ibtstorp, Xanauage ant) ^Literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2829 CLASSICAL REVIEW (THE). Vols. 1 to 4, and Vol. 5 (Nos. 1
to 4). Vols. 1 to 4 in cloth, and the remaining three numbers as
issued. 8vo. (As 4 vols.) London, 1887-91
2830 COLUTHUS. Coluthi Raptus Helense. Recensuit ad fidem codi-
cum MSS. ac variantes lectiones et notas adjecit J. D. Lennel.
Editionem novam auctiorem curavit G. H. Schaefer. 8vo, half
vellum. Leipzig, 1825
2831 CORY( I. P.) The Ancient Fragments: containing what remains
of the Writings of Sanchoniatho, Berossus, Abydenus, Megasthenes,
and Manetho; also, the Hermetic Creed, the Old Chronicle, the
Laterculus of Eratosthenes, the Tyrian Annals, the Oracles of Zoro-
aster, and the Periplus of Hanno. Royal 8vo, original cloth.
London : Pickering, 1828
* Large Paper copy of the scarce first edition. The second edition omitted a few
of the fragments. Each is accompanied with a translation.
2832 Ancient Fragments. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London: Pickering, 1832
* This second edition was much enlarged. The preliminary dissertation was
rewritten, and increasad to nearly twice its length ; and additions were made of Frag-
ments of various writers giving the dynasties and history of Chaldea, Assyria, Media,
Egypt, etc. ; the Fragment of Marcellus relating to the lost Atlantis; Fragments of
Orpheus; etc., omitting some of less interest.
2^33 [ ] Ancient Fragments. The Phenix. A Collection of Old
and Rare Fragments: viz., The Morals of Confucius. . . the Oracles
of Zoroaster. . . Sanchoniatho's History of Creation; etc. Post
8vo, cloth. New York, 1835
* The first book printed by the famous old New York bookseller, William Gowans.
2834 Ancient Fragments. New and Enlarged Edition. By E.
Richmond Hodges. 8vo, cloth. London, 1876
* In this edition the Oracles of Zoroaster and some other fragments were omitted,
but elucidatory notes from recent discoveries in Babylonia and Egypt were added.
2835 DAMASCIUS. Damaskioy Diadochoy Aporiai kai Lyseis peri ton
Proton Archon. Damascii Philosophi Platonici Quaestiones de Primis
Principiis. Ad fidem codd. MS. nunc primum edidit J. Kopp.
8vo, half morocco (joints cracked). Franckfurt a/M, 1826
2836 DEMOSTHENES. Political Eloquence in Greece. Demos-
thenes, with extracts from his Orations, and a critical discussion of
the "Trial on the Crown." By L. Bredif, translated by M. J.
MacMahon. 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1881
of ©reece ano 1Rome 343
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2837 DIODORUS SICULUS. Diodori 'Bibliotheca Historica, ex Re-
censione Ludovici Dindorfii, 5 vols, in 4, half sheep, Leipzig,
1828-31; also, Excerpta Vaticana. Accedunt A. Maii annotationes,
cloth, Leipzig, 1828. Together 5 vols. 8vo. Leipzig, 1828-31
* The last volume contains the fragments of the lost books of Diodorus discovered
by Cardinal Mai in the Vatican library.
2838 Diodori Siculi Bibliothecae quae supersunt, ex nova recen-
sione Ludovici Dindorfii. Graece et Latine, cum Excerpta et Frag-
menta, et Indicem, cura C. Muller. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco.
(Didot's Classics.) Paris, 1855
2%39 The Historical Library of Diodorus the Sicilian. In fifteen
books. To which are added the Fragments of Diodorus that are
found in . . . Photius, together with those published by Valesius,
Rhodomannus, and Ursinus. Made English by G. Booth, j maps.
Folio, old calf. London, 1700
* The first edition. Scarce.
2840 The Historical Library of Diodorus the Sicilian, to which
are added the fragments of Diodorus. Translated by G. Booth.
2 vols. 8vo, half calf. London, 1814
* Scarce. The work of Diodorus is of the utmost value, from the fact of its
being mainly founded on the more ancient authors — Manetho, Berosus, and others,
whose writings to-day are known only by fragments. The account of the Origin of
the World, according to the Egyptians and Assyrians, until the recent discoveries in
the East, was formerly obtained almost entirely from this book.
2841 DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Diogenoys Laertioy Peri Bion.
Diogenes Laerti De uitis, decretis, & respon | sis celebrium philoso-
phorum Libri | decern, nunc primum excusi. | (Device of the caduces
of Froben.) Basileae, Anno M.D. XXXIII. | Small 4to, morocco
gilt, gilt edges gauffred, (rebacked).
[Basle: Hieronymus Froben, 1533]
* Editio Princeps of Diogenes Laertius. Fine copy, with large margins, and
with the separate leaf with the printer's device at end.
2842 DION CASSIUS. The History of Dion Cassius abridg'd by
Xiphilin, containing the most considerable Passages under the Ro-
man Emperors, from the time of Pompey the Great to the Reign
of Alexander Severus. Done from the Greek by Mr. (Francis)
Manning. 2 vols. 8vo, old calf (binding of Vol. 1 broken).
London, 1704
344 UMston?, ^Language anfc ^Literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Contimted.
2843 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS. Dionysii Halicarnas-
sensis Opera Omnia, Graece et Latine. Cum annotationibus Ste-
phani, Sylburgii, Porti, Casauboni, Ursini, Valesii, Hudsoni et
Reiske. Engraved frontispiece from an ancient codex. 6 vols. 8vo,
half vellum. Leipzig, 1774-77
2844 The Roman Antiquities of Dionysius Halicarnassensis, trans-
lated into English, with Notes and Dissertations. By Edward
Spelman. 4 vols. 4to, calf. London, 1758
2845 DIONYSIUS PERIEGETES. Graece et Latine, cum vetustis
Commentariis et Interpretationibus, ex recensione et cum Annota-
tione G. Bernhardy. Thick 8vo, half calf (joints cracked).
Leipzig, 182&
* A description of the world as it was known about the third or fourth century.
2846 DIOPHANTOS. Diophantos of Alexandria: a Study in the His-
tory of Greek Algebra. By T. L. Heath. 8vo, cloth.
Cambridge: The University Press, 1885
2847 EPICTETUS. The Teaching of Epictetus: being the Encheiri-
dion . . . with Selections from the Dissertations and Fragments-
Translated, and with Introduction and Notes, by T. W. Rolleston.
i2mo, cloth. London, 1888
2848 The Works of Epictetus. Translated from the Greek by
Thomas Wentworth Higginson. New and Revised Edition. 2 vols,
crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1891
2849 ESCURIAL LIBRARY. Catalogue des Manuscrits Grecs de la
Bibliotheque de l'Escurial. Par E. Miller. 4to, wrappers, pp. 563.
Paris, 1848
2850 FABIUS PICTOR (Q.) Some Account of the Roman History
of Fabius Pictor from a MS. lately discovered in Herculaneum.
8vo, sewed, pp. 27. London, 1749.
* A satire.
2851 GREGORIUS OF CORINTH. Gregorii Corinthii et aliorum
Grammaticum libri De Dialectis Linguae Graecae. Primum editus
Manuelis Moschopuli, recensuit et cum Notis G. Koenii, F. J. Bas-
tii, J. F. Boissonadi, suisque edidit G. H. Schaefer. 8vo, old calf
(joints cracked). Leipzig, 181 1.
of Greece ano 1Rome 345
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2852 HANNO THE CARTHAGINIAN. The Voyage of Hanno,
translated and accompanied with the Greek text; explained from
the accounts of modern travellers, etc. By Thomas Falconer.
j maps. 8vo, half roan. London, 1797
* The famous voyage along the Atlantic coast of Africa about the sixth century B.C.
In this narrative occurs the first mention of the Gorilla, though Hanno took them for
human beings. Many other marvellous things are related — burning mountains and
countries, troglodytes, etc.
2853 HERMES TRISMEGISTUS. Hermes Trismegiste. Traduc-
tion complete, preceded d'une Etude sur l'Origine des Livres Her-
metiques. Par L. Menard. 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1866
2854 The Theological and Philosophical Works of Hermes Tris-
megistus, Christian Neo-Platonist. Translated by J. D. Chambers.
With Preface, Notes, and Indices. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1882
2855 The Virgin of the World, now first rendered into English,
with Essay, Introductions, and Notes, by Dr. Anna Kingsford and
Edward Maitland. Frontispiece. Square 8vo, parchment.
London, 1885
2856 HERO OF ALEXANDRIA. The Pneumatics of Hero of
Alexandria from the original Greek by B. Woodcroft. Numerous
illustrations. Small 4to, cloth. London, 1851
* Hero, it is supposed, lived in the second century B. C. In this book will be
found the first description of a steam engine, of machines working on practically the
same principle as the modern coin-and-slot machines, a fire engine, hydraulic organs,
etc.
2857 HERODIAN. Herodian's History of his own times; or, of the
Roman Empire after Marcus. Translated into English, with large
Notes, etc., by J. Hart. 8vo, sheep (cover loose). London, 1749
2858 HERODOTUS and CTESIAS. Herodoti Historiarum Libri
IX, recognovit et Commentationem .... Guil. Dindorfius; Ctesiae
Cnidii et Chronographorum, Castoris, Eratosthenis, etc. Disser-
tatio et Notis illustrata a Carolo Mullero. Graece et Latine cum
Indicibus. Royal 8vo, half morocco. (Didot's Classics.) Paris, 1862
2859 HERODOTUS. Beloe (W.) Herodotus translated from the
Greek, with Notes. Fourth Edition. 4 vols. 8vo, polished calf,
gilt. London, 1821
2860 Bobrik (H.) Geographie des Herodot vorzugsweise aus
dem Schriftsteller selbst dargestellt. jo folding maps. 8vo, half
red morocco. Konigsberg, 1838
346 HMstors, Xan^uage anfc ^Literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2861 HERODOTUS. Cary (H.) Lexicon to Herodotus, Greek and
English, adapted to the Text of Gaisford and Baehr. 8vo, half
morocco, gilt. Oxford, 1843
2862 Larcher (P. H.) Historical and Critical Remarks on the
Nine Books of the History of Herodotus, with a Chronological
Table. Translated from the French. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt.
London, 1829
2863 Larcher (P. H.) Historical and Critical Comments on the
History of Herodotus, with a Chronological Table. From the
French. New Edition, with Corrections and Additions, by W. D.
Cooley. 2 vols, half morocco, gilt. London, 1844
2864 Laurent (P. E.) The Nine Books of the History of Hero-
dotus translated from the Text of Gaisford, with Notes, Illustrative
and Critical, and Geographical Index. Third Edition, with
numerous Corrections, additional Notes, etc., and a map of the world.
2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Oxford, 1846
2865 Littlebury (Isaac). History of Herodotus. Translated
from the Greek. New Edition, corrected. 8vo, half calf, gilt.
Oxford, 1824
2866 Macan (R. W.) Herodotus. The Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth
Books. With Introductions, Notes, Appendices, Indices, and maps.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
* These three books of Herodotus "may be said to carry on the story of the
advance of the Persian power; its approximation to the great centres of Hellenism;
its absorption of Hellenic colonies; its gains at the expense of barbarous Europe; its
reconquest of rebel Ionia; its spread over the /Egean; its assault on Attica."
2867 Macaulay (G. C.) The History of Herodotus translated
into English. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
2868 Rawlinson (George). History of Herodotus. A new Eng-
lish Version, edited, with copious Notes and Appendices, illustrat-
ing the History and Geography of Herodotus from the most Recent
Sources of Information, etc., by George Rawlinson, assisted by Sir
Henry Rawlinson and Sir J. G. Wilkinson. Maps and illustrations.
4 vols. 8vo, half morocco gilt, gilt tops. London, 1858-60
2869 Rawlinson (George). History of Herodotus. Third Edi-
tion. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
* This edition was considerably altered and enlarged, owing to the discoveries in
Babylonia and Assyria. George Smith, the Assyriologist, assisted in the revision of
that portion of the history.
of Greece ano 1Rome 347
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, VIZ.— Continued.
2870 HERODOTUS. Rennell (J.) The Geographical System of
Herodotus Examined and Explained by a Comparison with those
of other Ancient Authors and with Modern Geography. Second
Edition, revised. Portrait of the author and maps. 2 vols. 8vo, calf,
gilt. London, 1830
2871 Sayce (A. H.) The Ancient Empires of the East. Hero-
dotos I. -III. [in Greek]. With Notes, Introductions, and Appen-
dices. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
2872 Taylor (Isaac). Herodotus. Translated, with short Ex-
planatory Notes. Map. 8vo, calf, gilt. London, 1829
z873 Turner (Dawson VV.) Notes on Herodotus, Original and
Selected, from the best Commentators. Second Edition, with
% numerous additions and corrections. Post 8vo, calf, gilt. (Bonn's
Classical Library.) London, 1853
2874 Wheeler (J. T.) An Analysis and Summary of Herodotus,
with Synchronistical Table of Principal Events, etc. Post 8vo,
calf, gilt. (Bohn's Classical Library.) London, 1854
2875 Wheeler (J. T.) The Geography of Herodotus . . . Illus-
trated from Modern Researches and Discoveries. Maps and plans.
8vo, cloth. London, 1854
2876 HESIOD, MUSiEUS, ETC. Hesiodus, Apollonius Rhodius,
Musaeus, Coluthus, Quintus Smyrnseus, Tryphiodorus, Tzetzaeus.
Grsece et Latine, cum Indicibus Nominum et Rerum. Cum
fragmenta Asii, Pisandri, Panyasidis, Choerili, Antimachi. Edidit
F. S. Lehrs, et F. Dubner. Royal 8vo, half morocco. (Didot's
Classics.) Paris, 1862
2877 HESIOD, CALLIMACHUS, ano THEOGNIS. Literally
translated by J. Banks. Post 8vo, calf, gilt. (Bohn's Classical
Library.) London, 1856
2878 HESYCHIUS MILESIUS. Opuscula Duo quae supersunt; I. De
Hominibus Doctrina et Eruditione Claris; II. De Originis Urbis
Constantinopoleos, et Cardinalis Bessarionis Epistola, etc. Cura
Orellius, et Pancirolli. 8vo, boards. Leipzig, 1820
34$ UMstorj?, Xanguage an& literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2879 HIBBERT'S PRIVATE GREEK PRESS. The Book of the
Orphic Hymns, together with the Principal Fragments of other
hymns attributed to Orpheus. Extracted from Hermann's Edition.
8vo, contemporary calf gilt, gilt edges (the binding damaged, but
otherwise a fine copy). Printed in Uncial Letters as a Typographi-
cal Experiment, and published for the sum of three shillings and
sixpence in the year 1827.
* The First of only Two Productions from Julian Hibbert's Private Greek Press.
The interest of this production of a private press is still further increased by the
character of the printer, as shown in the prefaces to this and the following volume.
A few extracts will show the man, and the principles of his typography, better, pos-
sibly, than a mere description, and, perhaps, add a little to the gaiety of a collection
of Greek books. Julian Hibbert was evidently a type of the old book-lover, but
with a fund of humor in his character that is sometimes wanting in the average biblio-
maniac. Nothing practically is known of him except the fact of his printing these
two books. He must have lived in Kentish-town, London, as the books are dated
from there. The preface is divided into two parts, the first on the typography, the
second generally on Orpheus and the editions of his works. In the first part he
writes, the extracts being a little condensed :
" If in the following Typographical Experiment you expect to find a handsome
type, you will be very much disappointed, for, as far as beauty is concerned, the type
which I present to you is no doubt an utter failure. I will confess that I never saw a
Greek MS. My alphabet was first composed from Inscriptions in the Museums of
London and Paris. When however I had read Montfaucon's Palseographia Grseca,
and seen the facsimiles of the Herculanensian MSS. , I altered the forms of many of
the letters. My characters may be said generally to resemble those of the Codex
Ephremi. Yet they look very different from a MS., and have not even regularity for
an excuse. All I can say is I am tired with attempting to produce better letters, I
cannot afford the best workmen, and indifferent workmen are not improvements but
only expenses. . . Here I terminate the account of my type, which is I hope good in
theory, tho' I confess the execution of it is detestable, I am preparing an edition of
Plutarch on Superstition, which will serve to occupy my compositor, 'till I can ascer-
tain from the sale of the present volume, whether it is worth my while to continue print-
ing. For I tell you plainly I am very unwilling to ruin myself for the benefit of merely
a dozen purchasers. I have ventured to have 250 copies worked off. I ought at the
beginning to have insisted on the importance of reading Greek in a type that repre-
sents with tolerable accuracy, the forms of the letters used by the Greeks themselves.
It is evident that uncial type is of importance not only as a matter of taste, but as a
matter of religion. If orthodoxy, or heterodoxy depend upon the appearance of part
of a single Greek character in the faded writing of some half-dozen mutilated old
books, surely every true believer ought to devote a considerable portion of his mortal
existence to the study of those letters which will, no doubt, equally open to him the
gates of Heaven or Hades," etc., etc. (See note to the following item.)
of Greece ano 1Rome 349
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
*88o HIBBERT'S PRIVATE GREEK PRESS. Plutarchus and
Theophrastus on Superstition, with various Appendices, and a
Life of Plutarchus. Printed A.D. 1828. Price, One Guinea.
8vo, finely bound in half blue morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut.
* Julian Hibbert's experiment was not a success, and with this book he stopped
his work. In the preface to this volume he gives the result of the issue of his
first work.
"The fate of my experiment was soon decided. Very few booksellers conde-
scended to let a copy of the unfortunate production remain in their shops on sale or
return. Some said they did not deal in Greek books; some said that they did not deal
in new books ; and one even said that the book was too thin and might be lost. When
I received this disastrous information I would willingly have renounced printing alto-
gether, but part of this Plutarch was worked off. But I still had hope. I had sent
copies of the Orphica to the Newspapers and Reviews. But more than a year has
elapsed, and no Newspaper or Review has in the slightest degree condescended to
take notice of the book. Now, however, I am seriously persuaded that the editors
were silent principally out of mercy as being unwilling to blame a poor devil who did
his best, and on the other hand unable to praise. However what is printed is
printed ; and I must give as an excuse for having besmeared so much excellent paper,
that hereby I have, at any rate partially, attained my avowed object. The door of
my printing-room must now be closed, and I earnestly solicit the prayers of the
faithful, that I may never again be guilty of the horrible crime of scribbling."
(Here follows an abstract of the exact cost of the edition of the Orphica, and the
number of copies disposed of, from xvhich it seems that Henry G. B.ohn bought
j 2 copies, another bookseller 6, one private gentleman bought one copy, and that the
author "forced" six others upon three private parties, making a total receipt of
jCj, gs. 6d., against a cost of £34, us. 6d.) " On first turning printer I vowed to buy
no other than Greek type, but I had to get some brevier rotnan, which seems compiled
from various founts, and bears an invincible antipathy to a straight line. It was the
first modern type I ever bought, and sadly was I cheated in the purchase of it. I
know not what I shall do with the present volume. When in better health than usual
I determine to lock up the whole edition ; when rather ailing, I determine to give away
a few copies to particular friends ; when finally, I consider that I have only a few
months or days to live, I then determine to offer the whole edition for sale. At all
events the price marked on the book shall not be humble. I was decidedly wrong
with regard to my reprint of the Orphica ; for what few purchasers there were, would
probably as soon have paid seven shillings as three and sixpence ; and then again, in
giving a copy away, the larger the sum marked, the greater present it seems. ' Price
one Guinea,' therefore, ornaments the title page of this volume ; and any one silly
personage, who will give this sum, will put more money into my pocket, than three
more sensible men, who would only honour me with the cost price of between six and
seven shillings. I terminate this preface by consigning all ' Greek Scholars' to the
special care of Beelzebul."
35° Ibiston?, Xanauaoe ant) ^Literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2881 HIMERIUS. Himerii Sophistse quae reperiri potuerunt, videlicet
Eclogae e Photii Myriobiblo repetitae et Declamationes, e Codicibus
Augustanis, Oxoniensibus et Vaticanis. Accurate recensuit, emen-
davit, Latina versione et Commentario per G. Wernsdorf. Portrait
of the editor. Thick 8vo, calf, gilt (front cover loose). Gottingen, 1790
* First complete editon.
2882 HIPPOCRATES. The Genuine Works of Hippocrates. Trans-
lated from the Greek, with a Preliminary Discourse and Annotations
by Francis Adams. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. (Sydenham Society.)
London, 1849
2883 HOFFMANN (S. F. G.) Lexicon Bibliographicum, sive Index
Editionum et Interpretationum Scriptorum Graecorum turn Sacrorum
turn Profanorum. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf. Leipzig, 1832-36
2884 Bibliographisches Lexicon der gesammten Litteratur der
Griechen. Zweite Ausgabe. 3 vols. 8vo, old calf. Leipzig, 1838-45
* Best edition of this comprehensive bibliography of Greek authors, which gives-
very full descriptions of the 15th Century and other early editions.
2885 HOMER. Autenrieth (G. ) A Homeric Dictionary. Translated
by R. P. Keep. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1897
2886 Bonitz (H.) The Origin of the Homeric Poems. Trans-
lated by L. R. Packard. Square i2mo, cloth. New York, 1880
2887 Butcher (S. H.) and Lang (Andrew). The Odyssey of
Homer done into English Prose. First Edition, frontispiece.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
2888 Cureton (W.) Fragments of the Iliad of Homer from a
Syriac Palimpsest. Edited by William Cureton. Folio, cloth.
London : Printed by Order of the Trustees of the British Museum, 185 1
*The Manuscript was written in Uncial Greek, and over the Homer was written a
Syriac theological treatise, apparently about the 9th or 10th Century. Facsimiles are
given of the original.
2889 Dart (J. H.) The Iliad of Homer in English Hexameter
Verse. Small 4to, cloth, gilt. Presentation copy from the author
(with two A. L. S. inserted) to Lord Chief Justice Coleridge.
London, 1865
of Greece an& IRome 35 !
Seconfc Session*
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, KTC— Continued.
2890 HOMER. Dunbar (H.) A Complete Concordance to the Odyssey
and Hymns of Homer; to which is added a Concordance to the Par-
allel Passages in the Iliad, Odyssey, and Hymns. 4to, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1880
2891 Engelmann (R.) and Anderson (W. C. F.) Pictorial Atlas
to Homer's Iliad and Odyssey. 36 plates, containing 225 illustrations
from works of Ancient Art, with Descriptive Text, and an epitome of
the contents of each book. Oblong 4to, cloth. London, 1892
2892 Gladstone (Rt. Hon. W. E.) Landmarks of Homeric
Study, together with an Essay on the points of contact between the
Assyrian tablets and the Homeric text. i2mo, cloth. London, 1890
2893 Knight (R. Payne). Carmina Homerica Ilias et Odyssea
.... cum Notis ac Prolegomenis in quibus de Eorum Origine,
Auctore, et yEtate, itemque de Priscae Linguae progressu, et Praecoci
Maturitate diligenter inquiritur. Opera et Studio R. P. Knight.
Map. Royal 8vo, half calf. London, 1820
* The text of Homer is printed with the digamma throughout.
2894 Koliades (Constantine). Ulysses Homer: a Discovery of
the true author of the Iliad and Odyssey. Post 8vo, calf, gilt.
Autograph letter of the author inserted. London, 1829
* The author endeavors to prove that the Homeric poems were written by Ulysses
himself.
2895 Lang (Andrew). Homer and the Epic. First Edition.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
2896 Lang (Andrew), Leaf (Walter), and Myers (Ernest).
The Iliad of Homer done into English Prose. Post 8vo, cloth.
* First Edition. London, 1883
2897 Leaf (Walter). A Companion to the Iliad for English
readers. Frontispiece. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
2898 Monro (D. B.) A Grammar of the Homeric Dialect. Second
Edition, revised and enlarged. 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press
Series.) Oxford, 1891
35 2 HMstors, Xanouaae an& ^Literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, VIZ —Continued.
2899 HOMER. Nitzsch (G. G.) De Historia Homeri maximeque de
Scriptorum Carminum yEtate Meletemata., Fasciculus Prior {and,
Posterior), Hanover, 1830, 1837 ; Sollemnia Natalitia . . . Friderici VI.
1839 . . . Rite Celebrandi . . . per G. G. Nitzschium, Inest. Mele-
tem de Hist. Homeri, Fasc. II., Comm. IV., Particula in qua dis-
putatur de Pisistrato Homericum Carminum, instauratore ad scho-
lion Plautinum nuper repertum, Fasc. II., P. IV., 1837 ; De Memoria
Homeri Antiquissima Commentatio, Cap. I. et II. (these last two,
pp. 32 and 40 respectively), Kilise, n. d. Bound in 1 vol. Small
4to, boards.
2900 Pierron (A.) L'Odyssee d'Homere, texte Grec, publie
d'apres les travaux les plus recents de la Philologie accompagne
d'un commentaire critique et explicatif, precede d'une Introduc-
tion, et suivi de la Batrachomyomachie, des Hymnes Homeriques,
etc. Deuxieme Edition, revue et corrigee. 2 vols. 8vo, half mo-
rocco (Vol. 2 is of the first edition, 1875; Vol. 1, the second edi-
tion, 1887). Paris, 1887-75
2901 Wolf (F. A.) Prolegomena ad Homerum. Vol. 1. (All
published.) Post 8vo, boards. Hallse, 1795
* The great pioneer work in Homeric criticism.
2902 HYPERIDES. Fragments of an Oration against Demosthenes
respecting the Money of Harpalus. Published by A. C. Harris of
Alexandria. 11 plates, facsimiling the 32 fragments. 4to, wrappers.
London: Privately printed, 1848
2903 The Oration of Hyperides against Demosthenes. The Frag-
ments of the Greek text now first edited from the facsimile of the
MS. discovered at Thebes in 1847, with fragments of the same
oration cited in Ancient Writers. With Preliminary Dissertation and
Notes, and a facsimile of a portion of the MS. By Churchill Babing-
ton. 4to, paper, cloth back, pp. 84. London and Cambridge, 1850
2904 The Orations of Hyperides for Lycophron and for Euxenip-
pus, now First Printed in Facsimile, with a short account of the
discovery of the Original Manuscript at Thebes in 1847. By Joseph
Arden. Edited, with Notes and Illustrations by the Rev. Churchill
Babington. Folio, half morocco. Cambridge (Eng.), 1853
2905 The Funeral Oration of Hyperides over Leosthenes and his
comrades in the Lamian war, now first edited from a papyrus in the
British Museum. By Churchill Babington. Facsimiles. Folio, limp
boards. Cambridge (Eng.), 1858
ot Greece an& IRome 353
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
IAMBLICHUS. See Taylor (Thomas).
2906 JEBB (R. C.) The Attic Orators from Antiphon to Isaeos. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1876
* Lives and Summaries of the speeches or writings of Antiphon, Lysias, Isokrates,
etc.
2907 JEVONS (F. B.) A History of Greek Literature from the Earliest
Period to the death of Demosthenes. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, n. d. [1886]
JULIAN (EMPEROR). See Taylor (Thomas).
2908 JULIUS POLLUX. Julii Pollucis Historia Physica, seu Chroni-
con ab Origine Mundi. Nunc primum Graece et Latine editum . . .
Ignatio Hardt. 8vo, half calf. Monachii et Lips., 1792
2909 LONGINUS. Longinus on the Sublime in Writing. Translated,
with Notes, original and selected, and three dissertations. (By
W. T. Spurdens.) 8vo, half calf antique. London, 1836
2910 LUCIAN. Lucian's True History, translated by Francis Hickes.
Illustrated by W. Strang, J. B. Clark, and Aubrey Beardsley. With
Introduction by C. Whibley. Small 4to, cloth, uncut. London, 1894
*Only 251 copies privately printed, this being No. 139.
291 1 A Second-Century Satirist; or, Dialogues and Stories from
Lucian of Samosata. Translated, with Introduction and Notes, by
W. D. Sheldon. Crown 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1901
2912 Selections from Lucian, translated by E. J. Smith. i2mo,
cloth, uncut. New York, 1892
2913 MAHAFFY (J. P,) A History of Classical Greek Literature.
Second Edition, revised throughout. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1883
2914 MARCIAN OF HERACLEA. Periple de Marcien d'Heraclee,
Epitome d'Artemidore, Isidore de Charax, etc.; ou, Supplement
aux dernieres editions des Petits Geographes d'apres un manuscrit
Grec de la Bibliotheque Royale. Par E. Miller. Avec une carte.
8vo, cloth. Paris, 1839
2915 MEINEKE (AUGUSTUS). Fragmenta Comicorum Gnecorum
(Historiam Criticam Comicorum Graecorum, Fragmenta, Indicem,
et Supplementa). 7 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Berlin, 1839-57
354 Ibiston?, Xanouaae ant> ^Literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC. — Continued.
2916 MELEAGER. Meleagri Reliquiaes. Lectionis Varietatem, Ver-
sionem, et Commentarium Perpetuum adjecit I. C. F. Manso. 8vo,
cloth. Jena, 1789
2917 MENANDER. Menander's Georgos. Revised Text of the Geneva
Fragment, with Translation and Notes by B. P. Grenfell and A. S.
Hunt. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 26. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1898
2918 MULLACH (F. G. A.) Fragmenta Philosophorum Grsecorum,
collegit . . . annotationibus et prolegomenis illustravit F. G. A.
Mullachius. Poeseos Philosophicae caeterorumque ante Socratem
philosophorum quae supersunt. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 575.
(Didot's Classics.) Paris, i860
* Includes the poetical fragments of Empedocles, Apothegma of the Seven Sages —
Parmenides, Xenophanes, Pythagoras, Democritus, etc.
2919 MULLER (CARL and THEODORE). Fragmenta Historicorum
Graecorum, Hecataei; Charonis; Apollodori; Berosi ; Ctesibus; Q.
Fabii Pictoris; Callicratis Tyrii; Zenobise; Photii; &c. Complete
in 5 vols. Royal 8vo, half calf and morocco (not uniform). (Didot's
Classics.) Paris, 1841-83
2920 MULLER (K. O.) History of the Literature of Ancient Greece
to the period of Isocrates. Translated by George Cornewall Lewis
and J. W. Donaldson. New Edition, corrected. 8vo, half mo-
rocco. (Library of Useful Knowledge.) London, n. d. [circa 1840]
2921 A History of the Literature of Ancient Greece. By K. O.
Muller. Continued after the author's death by John William
Donaldson. Portrait of Muller. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1858
2922 MURRAY (GILBERT). A History of Ancient Greek Literature.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1898
2923 MUSiEUS. Musaei Grammatici de Herone et Leandro carmen
cum conjecturis ineditis Petri Francii ex recensione J. Schraderi.
Editionem novam auctiorem curavit G. H. Schaefer. 8vo, half
vellum. Leipzig, 1825
2924 NAUCK (A.) Tragicorum Grsecorum Fragmenta. Recensuit
Augustus Nauck. 8vo, half calf. Leipzig, 1856
2925 NICOLAUS DAMASCENUS. Historiarum Excerpta et Frag-
menta quae supersunt. Cum versionem Latinam H. Valesii et H.
Grotii, &c. 8vo, half calf. Leipzig, 1804
of (Breece ano "IRome 355
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
OCELLUS LUCANUS. See Taylor (Thomas).
2926 OPUSCULA MYTHOLOGICA, PHYSICA ET ETHICA.
Graece et Latine. (Palaephatus, Eratosthenes, Heracliti de Incredi-
bilibus, Phurnuti, Sallustii de Diis et Mundo, Ocellus Lucanus,
Theophrastus, Democratis, etc.) Engraved frontispiece. 8vo, calf
(joints cracked). Amsterdam, 1688
ORPHEUS. See Hibbert (Julian), also Taylor (Thomas).
2927 PALEY (F. A.) Greek Wit. A Collection of Smart Sayings
and Anecdotes translated from the Greek Prose Writers. Second
Series, nmo, cloth London, 1881
2928 PAULUS iEGINETA. The Seven Books of Paulus ^gineta,
translated from the Greek with a Commentary, embracing a com-
plete view of the knowledge possessed by the Greeks, Romans
and Arabians on all subjects connected with Medicine and Surgery.
By Francis Adams. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. (The Sydenham Society.)
London, 1844-47
2929 PAUSANIAS. Pausanias' Description of Greece, translated into
English, with Notes and Index, by A. R. Shilleto. 2 vols, post
8vo, cloth. (Bohn's Classical Library.) London, 1886
See also Taylor (Thomas).
2930 PHILO JUDiEUS, SIBYLLINE ORACLES and VIRGIL.
Philonis Judaei de Cophini Festo et de Colendis Parentibus, Edi-
tore A. Maio, Milan, 1818; Virgilii Maronis Interpretes Veteres,
Edidit A. Maii, with two facsimiles from the Ambrosian MS.,
Milan, 1818; Sibyllae Liber XIV., Editore et Interprete A. Maio,
Milan, 1817. The three bound in one volume, 8vo, vellum, gilt.
2931 PHILOSTRATUS. Phlaoyioy Philostratoy bioi sophiston.
Flavii Philostrati vita? Sophistarum. Textum ex Codd. Romanis,
Florentinis, Venetis, . . . &c, adjecit Commentarium et Indices
concinnavit C. L. Kayser. Accedit libellus Galeni Peri Aristes
Didaskalias, ex cod. Florentino . . . et qui vulgo inter Lucianeos
fertur Neron Philostrato vindicatus et ex cod. Palatino correctus.
8vo, half roan. Heidelberg, 1838
356 Ibistors, Xanouage ant) ^literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2932 PHILOSTRATUS. Flavii Philostrati quae supersunt Philostrati
Junioris Imagines, Callistrati Descriptiones. Edidit C. L. Kayser.
Editio altera. 4to, half morocco, gilt. Turici (Zurich), n. d. [1844]
* Best edition of the Complete Works of Philostratus, including his life of Apollon-
ius of Tyana, lives of the Sophists, his treatise on the Trojan War (Heroica), etc.,
together with Eusebius' answer to Hierocles' comparison between Apollonius and
Jesus Christ.
2933 Philostratorum Imagines et Callistrati Statuse. Textum
ad fidem veterum librorum recensuit et commentarium adjecit F.
Jacobs. Observationes, &c, addidit F. T. Welcker. 8vo, half
vellum. Leipzig, 1825
2934 The two first Books of Philostratus concerning the Life of
Apollonius of Tyanaeus, written originally in Greek and now
published in English, together with Philological Notes upon each
chapter. By Charles Blount. Small folio, old calf, gilt back.
London, 1680
* Scarce. The First English translation of the Life of Apollonius by Philostratus.
2935 The Life of Apollonius of Tyana, translated, with Notes,
and illustrations. By E. Berwick. 8vo, sprinkled calf, gilt.
London, 1809
2936 PHOTIUS. Photioy Myriobiblon e Bibliotheke. Photii Myrio-
biblon sive Bibliotheca. Graace edidit David Hoeschelius . . .
Latine, et Scholiis, Andreas Schottus. Folio, old calf (covers
loose). The Best Edition. Rothomagi [Rouen], 1653
* Photius was Patriarch of Constantinople in the Ninth Century. The Myriobiblon
consists of summaries and extracts of works which Photius had read, and number in
all 280. Many of the originals of these are lost, and our knowledge of their contents
is obtained from this book.
2937 Photioy toy Patriarchoy Lexeon Synagoge. E codice Galeano
descripsit Ricardus Porsonus. 2 vols, in one, 8vo, calf.
London: Sumptibus Coll. Trinitatis Cantab. , 1822
2938 PHRYNICHUS. Phrynichi Eclogae Nominum et Verborum Atti-
corum, cum notis P. J. Nunnesii, D. Hoeschelii, J. Scaligeri, et
C. de Pauw. Edidit C. A. Lobeck. Thick 8vo, boards. Leipzig, 1820
2939 PINDAR. The Extant Odes of Pindar, translated into English,
with Introduction and short Notes. By Ernest Myers. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1874
of Greece ano iRome 357
GREEK LITERATURE. CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2940 PLATO. Platonis Dialogi secundum Thrasylli Tetralogias Dis-
positi. Post C. F. Hermannum recognovit. 6 vols, umo, half
morocco. Leipzig, 1881-84
2941 The Dialogues of Plato, translated into English, with Analysis
and Introductions. Second Edition, revised and corrected through-
out, with additions and an Index of Subjects and Proper Names.
By Prof. Benjamin Jowett. 5 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1875
2942 Plato against the Atheists ; or, The 10th Book of the Dialogue
of Laws, with critical Notes, and Dissertation on some of the Main
Points of the Platonic Philosophy. By Tayler Lewis. Post 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1845
2943 The Phsedo, literally translated. By the late E. M. Cope.
8vo, cloth. Cambridge (Eng.): University Press, 1875
2944 The Republic of Plato, translated into English, with Analysis
and Notes. By J. L. Davies and D. J. Vaughan. i6mo, cloth.
(Golden Treasury Series.) London, 1890
2945 The Theaetetus of Plato, with revised Text and English Notes.
By Prof. Lewis Campbell. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The University Press, 1861
2946 The Theaetetus of Plato, translated, with Introduction and
Brief Explanatory Notes. By F. A. Paley. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1875
See also Taylor (Thomas).
2947 PLAUTUS, TERENCE, ISiEUS, and THEMISTIUS.
M. Acci Plauti Fragmenta Inedita (ex Antiquissimo Palimpsesto
Bibliothecae Ambrosianae), item Terentium Commentationes et Pic-
turas Ineditoe; Isaei Oratio de Hereditate Cleonymi; Themistii Philo-
sophi Oratio in eos a quibus ob Praefecturam Susceptam fuerat Vitu-
peratus. Inventore (et edidit) Angelo Maio. Svo, calf, gilt. Milan, 1815
* The fragments of Plautus are from the most ancient codex known, and has a
facsimile; the illustrations to the Terence are also facsimiles from the MS.; the two
orations of Themistius and Isaeus are the first publications of them from the MS.
discovered by Cardinal Mai in the Ambrosian Library.
2948 PLOTINUS, PORPHYRY, PROCLUS, and PRISCIANUS.
Plotini Enneades, cum Marsilii Ficini Interpretatione; Porphyrii et
Procli Institutiones; et Prisciani Philosophi Solutiones. Edidit et
Annotatione Critica instruxit Fr. Dubner. (With Latin translations
of each.) Royal 8vo, half calf (back loose). (Didot's Classics.)
Paris, 1855
358 Ibtetorp, ^Language ant> literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2949 PLOTINUS. Three Treatises of Plotinus, translated by Thomas
M. Johnson. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 18.
Osceola, Miss. : Privately Printed, 1880
See also Taylor (Thomas).
2950 PLUTARCH. Vitae, 2 vols.; Scripta Moralia, 2 vols.; Fragmenta
et Spuria. Ex Codicis Regis Bibliotheca, Parisiis, etc. Edidit F.
Dubner and T. Doehner. 5 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco and half
calf (two vols, not uniform). (Didot's Classics.) Paris, 1841-62
* With Latin versions.
295 r Plutarch's Lives, translated, with Notes, Critical and Histor-
ical, and Life of Plutarch. By J. and W. Langhorne. Portrait.
8vo, full calf gilt, marbled edges. London, 1833
2952 The Morals. Translated by C. W. King. Post 8vo, cloth.
(Bonn's Classical Library.) London, 1882
2953 The Peri Moysikes. Translated. [By J. H. Bromby.]
Frontispiece. Crown 8vo, half vellum gilt, gilt top, uncut.
Chiswick: Whitting ham Press, 1822
* Plutarch's treatise on Ancient Music.
2954 Worth (Thomas). Plutarch Restored. An Anachronatic
Metempsychosis, illustrating the Illustrious of Greece and Rome.
Oblong 4to, cloth. New York, 1862
* A Parody on Plutarch, the characters represented under the Greek names being
Gen. McLellan, Edwin Forrest the actor, Horace Greeley, and political characters
of the time, illustrated with 24 humorous plates. The first book of humorous illustra-
tions that brought Worth into prominence.
See also Hibbert (Julian).
2955 POLYiENUS. Polyainoy Strategematon Polyaeni Strategema-
tum. Juste Vultejo interprete. Pancratius Maasvicius recensuit,
Isaaci Casauboni . . . notas adjecit. Engraved title. Post 8vo, old
red French morocco, gilt. Lugd.-Bat. (Leyden), 1690
2956 The Stratagems of War. Translated from the Original
Greek. By R. Shephard. 4to, old calf (front cover loose).
London, 1793
* The "Stratagems of War" is not a scientific treatise on strategy, but a collection
of anecdotes of celebrated Generals, and of famous campaigns, Greek and Roman.
of Greece anb IRome 359
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC. -Continued.
2957 POLYBIUS. Polybii Historiarum Reliquiae. Grace et Latine cum
Indicibus. 2 vols, in one. Royal 8vo, half morocco. (Didot's
Classics.) Paris, 1859
2958 The History of Polybius the Megalopolitan, containing a
General Account of the Transactions of the World, etc. Translated
by Sir H. S[hears]. With a character of Polybius by Mr. Dryden.
2 vols, crown 8vo, old calf (binding worn). London, 1693
3959 The General History of Polybius. Translated from the Greek
by Mr. Hampton. Third Edition. Two maps. 4 vols. 8vo, old tree
calf, gilt. London, 1772-73
2960 The General History of Polybius. Translated by Mr. Hamp-
ton. Fifth Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt. Oxford, 1823
2961 The Histories of Polybius. Translated from the text of
Hultsch by E. S. Shuckburgh. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth.
* The first complete translation of Polybius. London, 1889
2962 PORPHYRY. Porphyry the Philosopher to his Wife Marcella.
Translated with Introduction by Alice Zimmern. Preface by Rich-
ard Garnett. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1896
See also Taylor (Thomas).
PROCLUS. See Taylor (Thomas).
2963 PROCOPIUS. The History of the Warres of the Emperour Justinian
in eight books, of the Persian, Vandall, Gothicke. Written in
Greek by Procopius of Caesarea, and Englished by Henry Holcroft,
Knight. Engraved title by T. Cross. Small folio, sprinkled calf, gilt.
* Scarce. London, 1653
3964 PYTHAGORAS. Dacier (M.) The Life of Pythagoras, with his
Symbols and Golden Verses, together with the Life of Hierocles,
and his Commentaries upon the Verses. Now done into English.
8vo, old panelled calf. London, 1707
* Rowland Hill's copy, with his autograph written inside the cover, and with book-
plate.
2965 The Commentary of Hierocles upon the Golden Verse of
Pythagoras. Translated from the Greek [by J. Moore]. Second
Edition, corrected and improved. i2mo, old calf. Glasgow, 1756
* Scarce.
360 Ibistors, Xanguaoe anfc ^Literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2966 QUINTUS SMYRNiEUS. Quinti Calabri Praetermissorum ab-
Homero . . . cum versione Latina . . . emend. L. Rhodomanii, et
adnot. C. Dausque, curante J. C. de Pauw. 8vo, vellum.
Lugd. Bat. (Leyden), 1734
2967 Quinti Smyrnsei Posthomericum libri XIV. Nunc primum
ad Librorum Manuscriptorum fidem et virorum doctorum conject-
uras recensuit, restituit et supplevit T. C. Tychsen. Accesserunt
observationes C. G. Heynii. 8vo, scored calf.
Argentorati (Strasburg): Bipont, 1807
* The first correct edition, collated with all the extant manuscripts. One of the
best printed Bipont editions.
2968 Select Translations from the Greek of Quintus Smyrnaeus,
by Alexander Dyce, Oxford, 1821; also in the same volume, Sketches
of Poetry, by J. W. Lake, Paris, 1821. i2mo, half calf.
SALLUST. See Taylor (Thomas).
2969 SAPPHO. Sappho: Memoir, Text, Selected Readings, and a Literal
Translation, by H. T. Wharton. Portrait of Sappho after Alma-
Tadema. Third Edition. i2mo, cloth, uncut. London, 1895
2970 SEXTUS EMPIRICUS. Sexti Empirici Opera Greece et Latine.
Pyrrhoniarum Institutionum cum Stephani versione et notis; contra
Mathematicos; contra Philosophos cum versione G. Herveti \
Grseca ex MSS. Codicibus castigavit, Versione emendavit supple-
vitque et toti operi Notas addidit J. A. Fabricius. Editio emenda-
tion 2 vols. 8vo, half vellum. Leipzig, 1842
2971 SIBYLLINE ORACLES. Sibylliakoi Chresmoi, hoc est Sibyllina
Oracula ex vet. cod. aucta, renovata, et notis illustrata a D.
Johanne Opsopaeo Brettano. Cum interpretatione Latina Sebas-
tiani Castalionis et Indice. Engraved title, with arms of the City of
Paris; also, in the same volume, edited by Opsopaeus, Oracula Magica
Zoroastris cum scholiis Plethonis et Pselli, nunc primum editi; and,
Oracula Metrica Jovis, Apollinis, Hecates, Serapidis, et Aliorum.
Each with separate titles. Thick nmo, old calf (newly rebacked).
Paris [Langelier], 1607
2972 Sibylliakoi Chresmoi, hoc est Sibyllina Oracula. Ex veter-
ibus codicibus emendata, ac restituta et commentariis diver-
sorum illustrata. Opera et studio Servati Gallsei. Accedunt etiam
Oracula Magica Zoroastris, Jovis, Apollinis, &c, .... Graece et
Latine cum Notis variorum. Engraved and printed titles. Small 4to^
old calf. Amsterdam, 1689,
of Greece ano 1Rome 361
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, VIC— Continued.
2973 SIBYLLINE ORACLES. Baltus (Jean Francois). Answer to
Mr. De Fontenelle's History of Oracles, London, 1709; Continuation
of the Answer to the History of Oracles, London, 17 10. Translated
from the French by a Priest of the Church of England. 2 vols, in
one. 8vo, old leather. London, 1709-10
2974 Ewald (Heinrich). Abhandlung uber Entstehung Inhalt
und Werth der Sibyllischen Bucher. 4to, wrappers, pp. 112. With
Presentation Inscription from the Author. Gottingen, 1858
2975 Floyer (Sir John). The Sibylline Oracles translated from the
Best Greek Copies, and compar'd with the Sacred Prophesies ....
etc. Crown 8vo, half calf. London, 17 13
2976 Friedlieb (J. H.) Oracula Sibyllina. Ad fidem MSS quotquot
exstant .... prolegomenis .... annotationes .... versione
Germanica, &c. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 229 + cxxiii. Leipzig, 1852
297 7 Friedlieb (J. H.) Die Sibyllinischen Weissagungen, voll-
staendig gesammelt nach neuer Handschriften-vergleichung, mit
kritischem Coromentare und Metrischer Deutscher Uebersetzung.
8vo, half calf, gilt top, uncut. Leipzig, 1852
2978 Galle (Servatus). Dissertationes de Sibyllis earumque
Oraculis. Small 4to, vellum. Amsterdam, 1688
*With Portrait of the author, Frontispiece and 14 full-page plates engraved by
Romeyn de Hooghe. The dissertations are on the various Sibyls — the Cumean, Del-
phic, Egyptian, Libyan, etc., together with a chapter on the Celtic Hercules.
2979 Terry (M. S.) The Sibylline Oracles, translated from the
Greek into English Blank Verse. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1890
2980 Vossius (I.) Isaaci Vossii de Sibyllinis .... accedit ejus-
dem Responsio ad Objectiones nuperae Criticae Sacrae. 8vo, old
calf. Oxford: Sheldon Theatre, 1680
2981 Whiston (William). A Vindication of the Sibylline Oracles,
to which are added the Genuine Oracles themselves, with the Ancient
Citations from them, in their originals and in English, and a few
notes, London, 1715; also, in the same volume, An Answer to M.
de Fontenelle's History of Oracles, translated by a Priest of the
Church of England, London, 1709. In one vol. 8vo, sprinkled
calf, gilt.
362 HMston?, Xanauaoe ant) ^Literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2982 SIMONIDES OF SAMOS, and TIMON PHLIASIUS. Simo-
nidis Amorgini jambi qui supersunt. Collegit et recensuit F. T.
Welcker, Bonn, 1835; also, in the same volume, De Timone Phliasio
ceterisque Sillographis Graecis disputavit et Sillographorum reli-
quias, collectas dispositas recognotas adjecit C. Wachsmuth [Leip-
sic, 1859]. In one vol. 8vo, half calf.
* The first correct edition of the fragments of Simonides of Samos.
2983 STRABO. The Geography of Strabo, literally translated, with
Notes by H. C. Hamilton and W. Falconer. 3 vols, post 8vo, calf,
gilt. (Bohn's Classical Library.) London, 1854
2984 Selections from Strabo. With an Introduction on Strabo's
Life and Works. By the Rev. H. F. Tozer. Maps and plans. 8vo,
cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1893
2985 SUIDAS. Suidae Lexicon Grsece et Latine. Ad fidem optimorum
Librorum exactum post Tho. Gaisfordum recensuit, et Annotatione
Critica instruxit Godofredus Bernhardy. 2 vols, thick 4to, half
vellum. Halle and Brunswick, 1853
2986 SYNCELLUS and NICEPHORUS. Georgius Syncellus et Nice-
phorus C. P. (Chronographia Brevis). Ex recensione Guil. Din-
dorfii. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Bonn, 1829
2987 TAYLOR (THOMAS). Political Fragments of Archytas, Charon-
das, Zaleucus, and other Ancient Pythagoreans preserved by Sto-
ba^us; and also Ethical Fragments of Hierocles, the celebrated com-
mentator on the Golden Pythagoric Verses preserved by the same
author. Translated. 8vo, half calf.
Chiswick: Printed by C. Whittingham, 1822
2988 The Great, and Eudemian, Ethics; the Politics, and Eco-
nomics of Aristotle. Translated from the Greek. 4to, boards,
uncut. London: Printed for Ihe Translator, 181 1
2989 The Metaphysics of Aristotle, translated from the Greek,
with copious Notes, in which the Pythagoric and Platonic Dogmas
respecting Numbers and Ideas are unfolded from Antient Sources.
To which is added a Dissertation on Nullities and Diverging Series,
.... 4to, boards. London: Printed for the Author, 1801
*In this First Edition is a lengthy preliminary treatise, and a concluding disserta-
tion on Nullities, which are not in the second edition.
of Greece ano "IRome 363
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2990 TAYLOR (THOMAS). Iamblichus on the Mysteries of the
Egyptians, Chaldeans, and Assyrians. Translated from the Greek.
8vo, half calf. London, 1821
2991 The Arguments of the Emperor Julian against the Christians,
translated from the Greek fragments preserved by Cyril, Bishop
of Alexandria. With extracts from the other works of Julian.
Reprinted and edited by W. Nevins. i2mo, cloth. London, 1873
* The original edition was rigidly suppressed and destroyed, there being, it is sup-
posed, only a very few copies in existence.
2992. Ocellus Lucanus on the Nature of the Universe ; Taurus,
the Platonic Philosopher, on the Eternity of the World ; Julius
Firmicus Maternus of the Thema Mundi, in which the positions of
the stars at the commencement of the several mundane periods is
given ; Select Theorems on the Perpetuity of Time, by Proclus.
Translated from the originals. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1831
2993 The Mystical Hymns of Orpheus, Leigh Hunt's copy.
The Mystical Initiations, or Hymns of Orpheus. Translated from
the Original Greek; with a Preliminary Dissertation on the Life
and Theology of Orpheus. Crown 8vo, original calf.
London: Printed for the Author, 1787
* First Edition. Scarce. Leigh Hunt's Copy, with his autograph on
the title, and numerous manuscript notes written in, the last signed and
dated, May 14, 1836.
This last annotation is Leigh Hunt's summing up of the differences between Pla-
tonism and Christianity. He writes, " Platonism and Christianity, if either be
thoroughly understood, are formed admirably to go together. The first shapes the
human being to beauty and imagination, the latter to love and immortality. The first
perfects him individually, the latter to endless companionship. Platonism lifts the
philosopher towards heaven, Christianity takes up the whole human ; ace, and puts
them there. I should like to be a worshipper in a Christian temple, in -which -whatever
is good and beautiful should be held for these reasons to be divinely true," etc.
2994 The Mystical Hymns of Orpheus, translated from the Greek,
and demonstrated to be the Invocations which were used in the
Eleusinian Mysteries. Second Edition, with Emendations, Altera-
tions, and Additions. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut.
Chiswick, 1824
* Scarce. Printed by the Whittinghams at the famous press, in their best days.
2995 The Mystical Hymns of Orpheus translated from the Greek.
New Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1896
364 HMstors, XanguaQe ant) ^Literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
2996 [TAYLOR (THOMAS)]. The Description of Greece by Pau-
sanias, translated from the Greek, with Notes, in which much of
the Mythology of the Greeks is Unfolded, etc. Illustrated with
maps (2) and views (j). 3 vols. 8vo, half calf. London, 1824
2997 The Cratylus, Phaedo, Parmenidas, and Timseus of Plato
translated from the Greek. With Notes, -etc. 8vo, full calf gilt,
yellow edges. London, 1793
2998 [ ] The Phsedrus of Plato. A Dialogue concerning Beauty and
Love. Translated. 4to, cloth. London, 1792
* Scarce. In the second edition the author considerably altered the introduction.
2999 Select Works of Plotinus, the Great Restorer of the Philoso-
phy of Plato: and Extracts from the Treatise of Synesius on Provi-
dence, translated from the Greek, with an Introduction containing
the substance of Porphyry's Life of Plotinus. 8vo, half calf.
London, 1817
* Presentation copy to Charles Kelsall, with Taylor's autograph inscription.
3000 Translations from the Greek of the following Treatises of
Plotinus; viz., On Suicide, to which is added an extract from the
. . . Scholia of Olympiodorus on the Phaedo of Plato respecting Sui-
cide . . . with additional notes from Porphyry and Proclus. Post
8vo, cloth, uncut'. London: Printed for the Translator, 1834
3001 Select Works of Porphyry, containing his four books on Ab-
stinence from Animal Food, his treatise on the Homeric Cave of the
Nymphs, and his Auxiliaries to the Perception of Intelligible
Natures. With an appendix explaining the allegory of the Wander-
ings of Ulysses. 8vo, full morocco gilt, gilt edges. London, 1823
* Printed on thicker paper than usually occurs, and is possibly a Large Paper copy
bound.
3002 The Six Books of Proclus, the Platonic Successor on the
Theology of Plato, translated' from the Greek, to which a seventh
book is added to supply the deficiency of another book on this sub-
ject which was written by Proclus but since lost; also, a translation
of Proclus' Elements of Theology, the Treatise of Proclus on Provi-
dence and Fate, extracts from his Treatise entitled Ten Doubts con-
cerning Providence, and extracts from his Treatise on the Sub-
sistence of Evil. 2 vols. 4to, cloth, uncut. London, 1816
* Scarce. Only 250 were printed.
of Greece ano IRome 365
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
3003 TAYLOR (THOMAS). The Fragments that remain of the Lost
Writings of Proclus, surnamed the Platonic Successor, translated.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London: Printed for the Author, 1825
* This is a supplementary volume to the preceding. Only 250 printed.
3004 Two Treatises of Proclus , . . consisting of Ten Doubts con-
cerning Providence and a Solution of those Doubts; and a Develop-
ment of the Nature of Evil. Translated from an edition of those
works by Victor Cousin. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 175.
London: Printed for the Translator, 1833
* Complete translations of these treatises, of which only extracts were given in the
edition of 1816 (see No. 3002). Only 250 printed.
3005 [ ] Sallust on the Gods of the World; and the Pythagoric Sen-
tences of Demophilus, translated ; and Five Hymns by Proclus in
the original Greek, with a poetical translation, to which are added
five hymns by the Translator. 8vo, half morocco. London, 1793
3006 THEMISTOCLES. Themistoclis Epistolae. Ex vetusto Codice
Bibliothecae Vaticanae nunc primum erutae, et Latinitate donate.
Interprete Jo. Matt. Caryophilo. Royal 8vo, old vellum, gilt, uncut.
Rome, 1626
* These letters are considered to-day to be forgeries. Fine copy and scarce.
3007 THEOCRITUS, BION, and MOSCHUS. Bucolicorum Graeco-
rum Theocriti Bionis Moschi Reliquiae, accedentibus incertorum
Idyllis. EdiditH. L. Ahrens. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Leipzig, 1855-59
3008 Theocritus, Bion, and Moschus. Literally translated into
English Prose by J. Banks, with the War Songs of Tyrtxus; with
the Metrical Versions of Chapman. Post 8vo, calf, gilt. (Bonn's
Classical Library.) London, 1853
3009 THEODORUS METOCHITA. Theodori Metochitae Miscellanea
Philosophica et Historica. Textum e Codice . . . adjecit C. G.
Muller. 8vo, half calf. Leipzig, 1831
3010 THOMPSON (D'ARCY WENT WORTH). Sales Attici; or,
The Maxims Witty and Wise of the Athenian Tragic Drama. i2mo,
cloth (binding damp-stained). Edinburgh, 1867
301 1 THUCYDIDES. The History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucy-
dides. The text of Arnold, with his argument, and Indexes by
R. P. G. Tiddeman. 8vo, half calf. Oxford, 1850
366 HMstorp, Xanguaoe anfc literature
GREEK LITERATURE, CLASSICAL AUTHORS, ETC.— Continued.
3012 THUCYDIDES. The History of Thucydides newly translated into
English, and illustrated with very copious Annotations Exegetical,
Philological, Historical, and Geographical . . . with an entirely
new Life of Thucydides, etc. By S. T. Bloomfield. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1829
3013 The History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucydides. Trans-
lated into English by R. Crawley. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1876
3014 Thucydides translated into English, with Introductions, Mar-
ginal Analysis, Notes and Indices. By B. Jowett. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1881
3015 TIMiEUS SOPHISTES. Timaioy Sophistoy peri ton para Pla-
toni Lexeon. Ex Codice MS. Sangermanensi nunc primum edidit. . .
D. Ruhnkenius, London, 1824; Koch, Observationes in Timaer
Sophistae, Lipsiae, 1833, pp. xvi; Koch, Appendix Observationum
in Timaei Sophistae, Lipsiae, 1832, pp. 61. The three bound in one
vol. 8vo, half calf, gilt.
3016 TRYPHIODORUS. Tryphiodoroy Alosis Ilioy. Cum Merrickii
et Schaeferi Annotationibus integris, aliorum selectis, suisque maxi-
mam partem criticis et grammaticis. Edidit F. A. Wernicke. 8vo,
half vellum. Leipzig, 1819
3017 WESTERMANN (A.) Paradoxographoi. Scriptores Rerum Mira-
bilium Graeci. Insunt (Aristotelis) Mirabiles Auscultationes; Anti-
goni; Apollonii; Phlegontis; . . . accedunt Phlegontis Macrobii et
Olympiadum Reliquiae et Anonymi Tractatus de Mulieribus. Edidit
A. Westermann. 8vo, half cloth. Brunswick, 1839
3018 Mythographoi. Scriptores Poeticae Historian Graeci. (Contains
Apollodorus, Bibliotheke; Parthenius, Peri Erotikon Pathematon;
etc., with various readings. 8vo, half cloth. Brunswick, 1843
3019 Biographoi. Vitarum Scriptores Graeci Minores. 8vo, half cloth.
Brunswick, 1845
* Lives of the Greek Classical Authors as written by ancient Greek writers, with
various readings from manuscripts, etc.
3020 De Epistolarum Scriptoribus Graecis Commentationis. (Prae-
positis Praemiis, 1851-55.) Eight Parts, bound in one vol. Small
4to, boards. Leipzig [185 1-55]
3021 XENOPHON. Xenophontos ta Sozomena. Xenophontis Scripta
quae Supersunt. Greece et Latine, cum Indicibus Nominum et
Rerum. Royal 8vo, half morocco. (Didot's Classics.) Paris, 1853
3022 The Anabasis, Memorabilia, Cyropaedia, etc. Translated by
J. S. Watson and H. Dale. 3 vols, post 8vo, calf, gilt. (Bohn's
Classical Library.) London, 1855
of Greece ano "IRome 367
£be Xatin (Hnclent) XanouaQC.
3023 BRAMBACH (W.) Aids to Latin Orthography. Translated by
W. G. McCabe. Square i6mo, cloth. New York, 1877
3024 DONALDSON (J. W.) Varronianus: a Critical and Historical
Introduction to the Ethnography of Ancient Italy, and to the Philolo-
gical Study of the Latin Language. Second Edition, revised and
considerably enlarged. 8vo, cloth. London, 1852
3025 Varronianus: a Critical and Historical Introduction to the
Ethnography of Ancient Italy. Third Edition, enlarged. Map.
8vo, calf, gilt. London, i860
3026 FISHER (M. M.) The Three Pronunciations of Latin. Second
Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1879
3027 HALDEMAN (S. S.) Elements of Latin Pronunciation. Crown
8vo, cloth, pp. 76. Philadelphia, 1851
3028 LEWIS (C. T.) and SHORT (C.) A New Latin Dictionary,
founded on Freund's, edited by E. A. Andrews. Revised, enlarged,
and in great part re-written. Thick royal 8vo, sheep.
New York, 1880
3029 NOLTENIUS (J. F.) Lexicon Latins Linguae Antibarbarum.
Editio tertia, cura et studio G. J. Wichmanni. 2 vols. 8vo, calf
(covers of Vol. 1 loose). Berlin, 1780, 1786
* Best edition; containing much bibliographical information, first of Latin writers,
arranged according to the Golden Age, the Silver Age, Age of Iron, etc., and a gene-
ral bibliography of writers in Latin of all countries brought down to a recent period.
"Cet ouvrage est encore un guide excellent pour ceux qui dcsirent ccrire le latin avec
purete."
3030 ROBY (H. J.) A Grammar of the Latin Language from Plautus
to Suetonius. Third Edition. 2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1876
3031 SMITH (WILLIAM) and HALL (THEOPHILUS D.) A Copi-
ous and Critical English-Latin Dictionary. Royal 8vo, sheep.
New York, 187 1
3032 WHITE (J. T.) and RIDDLE (J. E.) A Latin-English Dic-
tionary. Third Edition. 2 thick royal 8vo vols. (2103 pp.), cloth.
London, 1869
Ibistorp, ^Language anfc literature
Zhe Xatin (flOebiaeval) Slanguage.
3033 CAPPELLI (ADRIANO). Dizionario di Abbreviature Latine ed
Italiane usate nelle carte e codici specialmente nel medio-evo.
i6mo, limp parchment. Milan, 1899
Containing about 13,000 Latin abbreviations.
3034 MIGNE L'ABBE. Lexicon Manuale ad Scriptores Mediae et
Infimae Latin itatis ex Glossariis Dufresne, Ducange, Carpentar,
Adelung, etc. ; ou, Recueil de Mots de la Basse Latinite . . . etc.
Royal 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1866
* Dictionary of Mediaeval Latin.
pompeii.
3035 DYER (T. H.) The Ruins of Pompeii. A Series of 18 Photo-
graphic Views, with an Account of the Destruction of the City, and
of the most interesting Remains. 4to, cloth, gilt. London, 1867
3036 Pompeii. Its History, Buildings and Antiquities. An ac-
count of the Destruction of the City, a full description of the Re-
mains, etc. Map and nearly joo woodcuts. New Edition, revised and
enlarged. Post 8vo, cloth. (Bohn's Illustrated Library.) London, 1875
3037 GELL (SIR WILLIAM). Pompeiana: the Topography, Edifices
and Ornaments of Pompeii, the results of Excavations since 1819. Por-
trait of the author and 88 finely engraved steel plates {two colored), and
illustrations on India paper in the text. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1832
3038 OVERBECK (J.) Pompeji in seinen Gebauden, Alterthiimern
und Kunstwerken. Zweite . . . Auflage. Over joo illustrations (drawn
to scale). 2 vols, in one. Square 8vo, half roan. Leipzig, 1866
IRoman Ibistorp, antiquities, Etc.
3039 AURELIUS (MARCUS). Marcus Aurelius Antoninus. (A his-
tory of his Life and Times.) By Paul Barron Watson. Portrait.
8vo, cloth. New York, 1884
3040 BURN (ROBERT). Rome and the Campagna. An Historical
and Topographical Description of the Site, Buildings, and the
Neighbourhood of Ancient Rome. 25 maps and plans and 85 illus-
trations; and Appendix and plan illustrating recent excavations.
4to, cloth, gilt. Cambridge (Eng.), 1876
of Greece an& 1Rome 369
ROMAN HISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, ETC.— Continued.
3041 CATACOMBS. Northcote (J. Spencer) and Brownlow (W. E.)
Roma Sotterranea ; or, An Account of the Roman Catacombs,
especially of the Cemetery of St. Callixtus, compiled from the
Works of Commendatore de Rossi, with the consent of the author.
New edition, revised and enlarged. Part First: History; Part Sec-
ond : Christian Art. 23 chromo-lithographic plates and 183 illustrations
in the text. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
3042 Northcote (J. S.) Epitaphs of the Catacombs; or, Chris-
tian Inscriptions in Rome during the First Four Centuries. Repro-
ductions. 8vo, cloth. London, 1878
3043 Palmer (William). Introduction to Early Christian Sym-
bolism. Compositions from Fresco-Paintings, Glasses and Sculp-
tured Sarcophagi. Edited, with Notes, by J. Spencer Northcote
and W. R. Brownlow. 34 full-page plates in colors. Royal 4to, cloth.
London, 1885
* The Compositions are based mainly on those found in the Catacombs of Rome.
3044 Withrow (W. H.) The Catacombs of Rome, and their Tes-
timony relative to Primitive Christianity. Illustrated. Post 8vo,
cloth. Presentation copy from the author. New York, 1874
3045 COLISSEUM. Photographic View of the Colisseum. Folio.
Mounted, 14^ x 10^ inches.
3046 DYER (T. H.) The History of the Kings of Rome, with a prefa-
tory Dissertation on its Sources and Evidence. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1868
3047 GELL (SIR WILLIAM). The Topography of Rome and its
Vicinity. Plans, illustrations of ruins, inscriptions, etc., and a large-
scale map of Rome and its vicinity. 3 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt. London, 1834
3048 GIBBON (EDWARD). The History of the Decline and Fall of
the Roman Empire. Edited, with Introduction, Notes, Appendices
and Index, by J. B. Bury. 7 vols, crown 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut.
London, 1896-1900
* A critical edition, embracing in the notes all the results of modern scholarship
and research.
3049 GOODYEAR (W. H.) Roman and Mediaeval Art. Numerous illus-
trations. Post 8vo, cloth. Meadville,Pa. : Chautauqua Century Press, 1S93
3050 GREGOROVIUS (F.) The Emperor Hadrian. A Picture of the
Graeco-Roman World in his Time. Translated by M. E. Robinson.
8vo, cloth. London, 1898
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3051 HEDERICHE (BENJAMIN). Fasti Consulares Romani; oder,
Chronologie der Romischen Burgermeister und anderer Zwischen-
Obrigkeiten, etc. i6mo, half roan. Wittenberg, 1 7 1 3
* The List of the Roman Consuls dates from 506 B. C. to 541 A. C. The book is
arranged in two parts, first chronologically, and second in an alphabetical arrange-
ment by names.
3052 HEMANS (C. I.) Historic and Monumental Rome. A Hand-
book for the Students of Classical and Christian Antiquity in the
Italian Capital. Thick crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
3053 LANCIANI (RODOLFO). Ancient Rome in the Light of Ancient
Discoveries. 100 illustrations. ' 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1888
* The best authority on the results of the explorations in Ancient Rome, and
describing how the results of the discoveries affect our knowledge of the manners and
customs of the inhabitants.
3054 Pagan and Christian Rome. Profusely illustrated. 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1893
3055 LEWIS (SIR G. C.) An Inquiry into the Credibility of the Early
Roman History. 2 vols. 8vo, original cloth. London, 1855
* Scarce.
3056 LIDDELL (H. G.) A History of Rome from the Earliest Times
to the Establishment of the Empire. 2 vols. 8vo, full calf gilt, gilt
edges. London, 1855
3057 MIDDLETON (J. H.) Ancient Rome in 1885. j maps and 57
woodcuts. Thick post 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1885
3058 NEWMAN (FRANCIS W.) Regal Rome. An Introduction to
Roman History. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1852
3059 NICHOLSON (E. W. B.), Editor. Ordine del la Solennissima
Processione fatta dal sommo Pontifice nell' alma citta di Roma, per
la felicissima nova della destruttione della setta Ugonotana. Photo-
lithograph of the rare original of 1572. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 8.
* Relates to the massacre of the Huguenots. London, 1891
3060 PRELLER (L.) Romische Mythologie. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 822.
Berlin, 1858
of Greece ano iRome 371
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3061 [THAYER (THATCHER).] Some Inquiries concerning Human
Sacrifices among the Romans, preceded by a Reprint of the Corre-
spondence between Mr. Macaulay, Sir Robert Peel, and Lord Mahon,
upon the same subject. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 90.
Printed, not Published: Sidney S. Rider, Providence, 1878
3062 WICKHAM (H. L.) and CRAMER (J. A.) A Dissertation on
the Passage of Hannibal over the Alps. Second Edition. Maps.
8vo, cloth. London, 1828
IRoman law,
3063 CLARK (E. C.) Early Roman Law. The Regal Period. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1872
3064 CORPUS JURIS CIVILIS, Recognoverunt brevibusque Adnota-
tionibus Criticis Instructum. Ediderunt D. Albertus et D. Mauritius
Fratres Kriegelii. Editio stereotypa. Impressio Quarta, novis cura
emendatior. 3 vols, royal 8vo, half calf, gilt. Leipzig, 1848-49
3065 Editio Stereotypa Quarta, Volumen Primum: Institutiones
recognovit Paulus Krueger, Digesta recog. Theodorus Mommsen,
Berlin, 1886; Volumen Secundum, Editio Stereotypa Tertia, Codex
Justinianus, recog. P. Krueger, Berlin, 1884. Bound in one volume,
thick royal 8vo, half morocco.
* The Best Edition of the Corpus Juris Civilis.
3066 GAIUS. The Commentaries of Gaius on the Roman Law, with an
English Translation and Annotations. By F. Tomkins and W. G.
Lemon. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1869
3067 Gaii Institutionum Juris Civilis Commentarii Quatuor; or,
Elements of Roman Law, by Gaius. With a Translation and Com-
mentary, by Edward Poste. 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.)
Oxford, 187 1
3068 Gaii Institutionum Juris Civilis Commentarii Quatuor; or,
Elements of Roman Law, by Gaius. With Translation and Com-
mentary, by E. Poste. Second edition, revised and enlarged. 8vo,
cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.) Oxford, 1875
3069 GAIUS and JUSTINIAN. The Institutes of Gaius and Justinian;
the 12 Tables and the 118th and 127th Novels, with Introduction
and Translation. By T. L. Mears. Thick post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1882
372 HMstorE, Xanauaoe ant) literature
ROMAN LAW- Continued.
3070 GOUDSMIT (J. E.) The Pandects; a Treatise on the Roman Law
and upon its Connection with Modern Legislation. Translated by
R. de Tracy Gould. Royal 8vo, cloth. . London, 1873
3071 HUNTER (W. A.) A Systematic and Historical Exposition of
Roman Law in the Order of a Code . . . embodying the Institutes
of Gaius, and the Institutes of Justinian, translated by J. A. Cross.
Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1876
3072 JUSTINIAN. The Institutes of Justinian, with English Introduc-
tion. By T. C. Sandars. Translation, and Notes. Fourth Edi-
tion. 8vo, half morocco, gilt. London, 1869
3°73 The Institutes of Justinian. Translated, with Notes by J. T.
Abdy and Bryan Walker. Post 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, (Eng.) 1876
3074 MACKENZIE (LORD). Studies in Roman Law, with Compara-
tive Views of the Laws of France, England, and Scotland. Third
Edition. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1870
3075 NASMITH (D.) Outline of Roman History from Romulus to
Justinian (including translations of the Twelve Tables, the Insti-
tutes of Gaius, and the Institutes of Justinian), with special refer-
ence to the Growth, Development, and Decay of Roman Juris-
prudence. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
3076 ORTOLAN (J. L. E.) and NASMITH (D.) The History of
Roman Law from the text of Ortolan's Histoire de la Legislation
Romaine et Generalisation du Droit. Supplemented by a Chrono-
metrical Chart of Roman History by I. T. Prichard. Thick 8vo,
cloth. London, 1871
3077 PHILLIMORE (J. G.) Private Law among the Romans, from
the Pandects. 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
3078 ZELL (C.) Leges Municipales, Salpensana et Malacitana aliaque
Supplementa ad Monumenta Legalia quae continet Delectus In-
scriptionum Romanarum cum Monumentis Legalibus fere Omnibus.
2 vols, in 1. 8vo, half calf. Heidelberg, 1857
of (Breece ano "IRome 373
latin Xiterature.
3079 AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS. Roman History of Ammianus
Marcellinus during the Reigns of Constantius, Julian, Jovianus,
Valentinian, and Valens. Translated by C. D. Yonge. Post 8vo,
cloth. (Bohn's Classical Library.) London, 1862
3080 ANNIUS VITERBENSIS. Antiquitatum Variarum Autores.
Thick i8mo, limp roan. Lugd. (Lyons): Sep. Gryphius, 1552
* One of the most remarkable of the productions of the Fifteenth Century, and
considered by most authorities to-day as being a literary forgery. The volume con-
sists of fragments of Manetho, Berosus, Philo Judreus, Megasthenes, Fabius Pictor,
Xenophon, and other ancient writers with commentaries. The collection has given
rise to animated debate for about 400 years; severely attacked by savants on its
first appearance, it has found both defenders and apologists since, though the best
opinion now, while condemning the fragments of history as spurious, is that Annius
of Viterbo was himself imposed upon. Annius's real name was Giovanni Nanni, and
for about 40 years he was in the service of the Borgia family, dying in 1502, not with-
out suspicion that Caesar Borgia had poisoned him. His own account of this compila-
tion is that the fragments of Manetho and the abridgment of Berosus were given him
by two Armenian monks whom he had succored, and that the remaining texts were
found by him in a private library in Mantua. An exhaustive account of this work
will be found in Salverte's History of Names, in the next catalogue.
3081 ANTHOLOGIA LATINA. Anthologia Latina, sive Poesis Latins
Supplementum. Recensuit A. Riese. 2 vols, in 1. Crown 8vo,
half roan. Leipzig, 1868
3082 AUGUSTAN HISTORIES. Historiae Augustae Scriptores Sex:
iElius Spartianus, Julius Capitolinus, vElius Lampridius, Vulcatius
Gallicanus, Trebellius Pollio, Flavius Vopiscus. Ad optimas edi-
tiones collati . . . studii Societatis Bipontinae. Editio accurata. 8vo,
half calf. Biponti (Zweibrucken), 1787
3083 AURELIUS VICTOR (SEXTUS). Originis Gentis Romanae
Liber. Recensuit . . . F. Schroeter. 8vo, half cloth. Leipzig, 1829
3084 AUSONIUS. D. Magni Ausonii Burdigalensis Opera. Ad Opti-
mas Editiones Collata . . . Studiis Societatis Bipontinae. 8vo, half
calf. Bipont (Zweibrucken), 1785
3085 AVIANUS. The Fables of Avianus, edited with Prolegomena,
Critical Apparatus, Commentary Excursus, and Index. By Robin-
son Ellis. 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1887
* The Fables of Avian, together with those of /Esop, were the first fabulists trans-
lated and printed in England, Caxton printing an edition in 14S4.
374 IbistorE, Xanguage ant> ^Literature
LATIN LITERATURE— Continued.
3086 AVIENUS. Rufi Festi Avieni Descriptio Orbis Terrae. Cum con-
jecturis . . . et annotationes N. Heinsii, C. Barthii, & C. Salmasii.
Impensis et curis H. Friesemanni. 8vo, old calf, gilt. Presentation
copy from the editor. Amsterdam, 1786
3087 BOETHIUS. Anicius Manlius Severinus Boetius o,f the Consola-
tion of Philosophy. Made English and illustrated with notes by
the Rt. Hon. Richard, Lord Viscount Preston. Frontispiece. Crown
8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1695
3088 Anicius Manlius Torquatos Severinus Boetius his Consolation
of Philosophy in Five Books. Translated into English [by William
Causton]. 8vo, old panelled calf. Lond. : For the Author, 1730
3089 The Metres of A. M. T. S. Boethius in five books on the Con-
solidation of Philosophy. (Latin and English, with historical preface
of six pages.) 8vo, boards. London, 181 1
3090 Stewart (H. F.) Boethius: an Essay. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1891
3091 BURMANN (P.) Poetse Latini Minores; sive, Gratii Falisci
Cynegeticon, Nemesiani Cynegeticon et Eclogae, Calpurnii Siculi
Eclogse, Claudii Rutilii Itinerarium, Serenus Saminicus de Medi-
cina, Rhemnius Fannius Palasmon de Ponderibus et Mensuris, et
Sulpiciae Satyra. Curante Petro Burmanno. Engaved title in Vol. 1.
2 vols. 4to, old calf. Leidae (Leyden), 1731
3092 C./ESAR. The Gallic and Civil War, with the supplementary books
attributed to Hirtius, including the Alexandrian, African and Span-
ish Wars. Literally translated. Post 8vo, cloth. (Bohn's Classi-
cal Library.) London, 185 1
3093 CATO (DIONYSIUS). Dionysii Catonis Disticha de Moribus ad
Filium, praeter sedulam Variantis Lectionis per omnia Conlationem
. . . cum Interpretatione Quincuplice; also in the same volume, His-
toria Critica Catoniana, cum Castigationibus Jos. Scaligeri, Erasmi
Concinna Expositio, &c. With engraved titles, and 4 copper-plates.
Thick post 8vo, vellum. Amsterdam, 1759
* The five translations of the distichs are in Greek, English, German, Dutch, and
French. The work was probably an invention of the Middle Ages, but it was the most
famous collection of moral proverbs known, universally read, and taught in schools.
Gaxton translated and published an edition in 1484, and it remained the source of
most of the collections of proverbs issued in the next two hundred years.
of Greece ano 1Rome 375
LATIN LITERATURE— Continued.
3094 CATULLUS. The Poems of Catullus, translated into English
verse, with an Introduction and Notes by Theodore Martin. First
Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1861
3095 CELSUS (A. C.) A translation of the Eight Books of Celsus on Medi-
cine. Second Edition, revised and improved by G. F. Collier. Post
8vo, boards. London, 1831
3096 Celsus of Medicine in Eight Books. Translated with
Notes ... by James Greive, with Additional Notes by G.
Futvoye. Third Edition, nmo, cloth (worn). London, 1838
3097 CICERO. Ciceronis Opera Omnia. Uno volumine comprehensa.
Curis secundus emendatiora et adnotationibus indicibusqueauctiora
edidit C. F. A. Nobbe. Nova editio stereotypa. Thick royal 8vo,
boards, pp. 1460. Leipzig, 1850
3098 The Political Works of Cicero, comprising his Treatise on
the Republic and his Treatise on the Laws. Translated from the
originals, with Dissertations and Notes, by F. Barham. 2 vols.
8vo, half calf. London, 1841-42
3099 The Letters of Marcus Tullius Cicero to Titus Pomponius
Atticus in sixteen books. Translated into English with Notes by
W. Heberden. 2 maps. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. London, 1825
3100 Oratione di M. T. Ci | cerone, contra Valerio, | di Latino in
volga I re tradotta | per M. Marc' Antonio | Tortora Nobile | Pisa-
rino I Woodcut portrait of Cicero on title. i6mo, vellum. Printed
in Italic type without pagination, 20 leaves. (Sigs. A-E in fours.)
Scarce. Venice: Nicolo Zoppino d'Aristotile, Settembre, 1537
3101 Three Books of Offices: Cato Major, Laelius (de Amicitia),
etc. Literally translated by C. R. Edmonds. Post 8vo, cloth.
(Bohn's Classical Library.) London, 1850
3102 The Academic Questions; De Finibus, and Tusculan Dis-
putations. Translated by C. D. Yonge. Post 8vo, cloth. (Bohn's
Classical Library.) London, 1853
3103 Fausset (W. Y.) The Student's Cicero. Adapted from the
German of Munk. Frontispiece portrait of Cicero. Crown 8vo,
cloth. London, 1889
3104 Middleton (C.) Life of Cicero. 2 vols. 8vo, half green
morocco. London, 1823
37& Ifoistorj?, ^Language anfc ^Literature
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3105 CROKE (SIR. A.) An Essay on the Origin, Progress and Decline
of Rhyming Latin Verse, with many specimens. Post 8vo, cloth.
Oxford, 1828
3106 CRUTTWELL (C. T.) A History of Roman Literature from
the Earliest Period to the Death of Marcus Aurelius. With chrono-
logical tables. Second edition. Post Svo, cloth. London, 1878
3107 CURTIUS (QUINTUS). The History of Alexander the Great by
Quintus Curtius Rufus. Translated from the Latin. With Original
Notes . . . Illustrations from recent Travels, etc. By Peter Pratt.
Revised Edition. Medallion portrait of Alexander, and map. 2 vols.
8vo, half calf. London, 1821
3108 DICTYS CRETENSIS. rDictys Cretensis ; sive Lucii Septimii Ephe-
merides Belli Troiani. Accedit Daretis Phrygii de Excidio Troisj
Historia. Recensuit . . . A. Dederich. 8vo, half morocco. Bonn, 1837
* Best edition of the works of the suppositious Dictys of Crete. In this is to be
found the source of many of the folk-tales of the Middle Ages.
3109 ENNIUS. Q. Enni, Poetae cum Primis Censendi, Annalium Libb.
XIIX. Quae apud varios Auctores superant, Fragmenta conlecta;
composita, inlustrata ab Paullo G. F. P. N. Merula qui eadem fixity
dicavit, sacravit S. P. Q. Dordraceno L. M. Small 4to.
Lugd. Bat. (Leyden), Ex Officina Joannis Pcetsii &°
L u dovici Elzevir ii, 1595
* The Wodhull copy bound by Roger Payne in full russia, with arms in gold
on front, scroll ornament on inside edges, marbled end papers, yellow edges. The
front end paper contains Wodhull's interesting note, as was his practice, on the cost
of the volume, and bears also his autograph and note " collat. & complet." The
volume cost 2s. 6d., and Payne charged for the binding 6s. 6d.
31 10 Q. Ennii Poetae Vetustissimi Fragmenta quae supersunt.
Edidit F. Hesselio. Cum Index Rerum et Verborum. Engraved
and printed titles. Small 4to, vellum. Amsterdam, 1707
31 1 1 EUTROPIUS. Eutropii Breviarum Historiae Romanae, cum Meta-
phrasi Graeca Paeanii. Et Notis integris Voneti, Glareani, Fabri,
etc. Accedit Rufus Festus cum Notis. Edidit H. Verheyk. 8vor
old calf, gilt. Lugd. Bat. (Leyden) 1762
3112 GOTHOFREDUS (DIONYSIUS). Auctores Latinae Linguae in
unum redacti. Title within engraved woodcut border. Small 4to, vel-
lum. Dr. Whewell's copy. S. Gervasii, 1602
* A collection of writers on the grammar of the Latin language. In addition to
the writings of Varro and other Latin grammarians, a valuable portion is that on the
Roman Calendar, Latin Contractions in inscriptions and manuscripts, etc. On the
back of the title is the fine old Chippendale bookplate of Wm. Falconer of Chester.
of (Breece anfc 1Rome 377
LATIN LITERA.TURR— Continued.
31 13 HORACE. Quintus Horatius Flaccus. Frontispiece. 641110, cloth,
paper label, uncut. London, 1824
* Pickering's Diamond Classics.
3IJ4 The Odes and Epodes of Horace, translated into Latin verse
with an Introduction and Notes and Latin Text. By J. B. Hague.
4to, cloth. New York, 1892
31 15 HYGINUS GROMATICUS and POLYBIUS. Hygini Gromatici
et Polybii Megalopolitani de Castris Romanis qua; exstant. Cum
Notis et Animadversionibus quibus accedunt dissertationes R. H.
S(cheel). Small 4to, vellum. Amsterdam, 1660
* On the formation of the Roman military camp, with folding diagrams.
31 16 JUSTIN. The History of Justin taken out of the four and forty
books of Trogus Pompeius (with an Epitome of Sextus Aurelius
Victor). Translated by R. Codrington. Second Edition. Engraved
frontispiece. 121110, old calf. London, 1664
3117 JUSTIN, NEPOS, and EUTROPIUS. Literally translated, with
Notes, by J. S. Watson. Post 8vo, calf, gilt. (Bohn's Classical
Library.) London, 1853
3118 LINDEMANN (F.) Corpus Grammaticorum Latinorum Vetk-
rum. Recensuit F. Lindemann. (Continens Donatum, Probum,
Eutychium, Arusianum Messium, Maximum Victorinum, Asperum,
Phocam, Pauli Diaconi, Sextus Pompeius Festus, et Isidorus His-
palensis, cum commentariis.) 3 vols. 4to, calf, gilt.
Leipzig, 1831-33
31 19 LIVY. T. Livii Patavini Historiarum Libri, qui supersunt omnes
et deperditorum fragmenta. Ex recensione Drakenborchii, etc.
Edidit Travers Twiss. 4 vols. 8vo, full polished calf, gilt.
Oxford, 1840-41
3120 The History of Titus Livius, with the entire Supplement of
John Freinsheim. Translated into English, and illustrated with
Geographical and Chronological Notes. 3 vols. 8vo, half russia.
(Military Classics Series.) London, 1814
* Books 11 to 20 being lost of the original work of Livy, Freinsheim wrote a his-
tory in the style of Livy to fill the gap, which is contained in these volumes.
3121 The History of Rome by Titus Livius. Translated from the
Original, with Notes and Illustrations. By G. Baker. New Edition,
carefully corrected and revised. Portrait of Livy. 2 vols. 8vo, half
calf. London, 1830
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3122 LIVY. Nissen (H.) Kritische Untersuchungen liber die quellen
der Vierten und Funften dekade des Livius. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 34T.
Berlin, 1863
3123 Seeley (J. R.) Livy. Book I. With Introduction, Historical
Examination, and Notes. 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.)
Oxford, 1871
3124 MAI (ANGELO). Palimpsesti Vaticani. Cicero de Republica;
Frontonis et M. Aurelii Epistulse; Symmachi Orationum ; Gargilii
Martialis de Hortis. With facsimiles, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, half russia
(joints cracked). Rome, 1846
* The Works and Fragments of Classical authors discovered by Cardinal Mai on
Palimpsests in the Vatican Palimpsests are documents from which the original writing
has been removed and used for more recent works. Methods have been found of
restoring some of the original writing, and others it has been found possible to
decipher.
3125 MANILIUS. The Five Books of M. Manilius, containing a System
of the Ancient Astronomy and Astrology, together with the Philos-
ophy of the Stoicks. Done into English Verse [by Thomas Creech].
5 plates of Astrological diagrams. Crown 8vo, old leather (lacks a leaf).
London, 1697
3126 MARTIAL. Schneidewin (F. G.) M. Val. Martialis Epigramma-
ton libri. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Grimae, 1842
* A valuable edition founded on a thorough collation of the extant MSS. The
lengthy prologomena gives an account of all the codices, and the earlier and most
important editions.
3127 MAYOR (J. E. B.) Bibliographical Clue to Latin Literature.
Edited after Dr. E. Hubner, with large additions. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1875
3128 MELA (POMPONIUS). Pomponii Melae de Situ Orbis. Cum
Notis Barbari, Olivarii, etc. . . . accedunt P. J. Nunnesii, Epistola
de Patria Pomponii Melae, et Adnotate . . . et J. Perizonii Adnotata
ad lib. 1, cap. 17. Curante Ab. Gronovio. Editio tertia. Engraved
and printed title, map of the world, and cuts of coins and medals in the text.
Thick 8vo, morocco, gilt. Lugd. Bat. (Leyden) 1782
3129 MUELLER (L.) De Re Metrica Poetarum Latinorum praeter
Plautum et Terentium. Post 8vo, half roan. Leipzig, 1861
3130 OBSEQUENS (JULIUS). Julii Obsequentis quae supersunt ex
libro De Prodigiis. Cum animadversionibus J. Schefferi, et supple-
ments Conradi Lycosthenis, curante F. Oudendorpio. Post 8vo,
old vellum, gilt. Lugd. Bat. (Leyden) 1720
of Greece ano IRomc 379
LATIN LITERATURE— Continue,/.
3131 PERSIUS. The Satires of A. Persius Flaccus, with a Translation
and Commentary. By John Conington. To which is prefixed a
Lecture on the Life and Writings of Persius. Edited by H. Nettle-
ship. 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series ) Oxford, 1872
3J32 A Bibliography of Persius. By Morris H. Morgan. 8vo,
sewed, pp. 31. (Harvard Bibliographical Contributions.)
Cambridge, 1893
3133 PHAEDRUS. Phaedri Augusti liberti Fabulse iEsopi, ex editione
J. G. S. Schwabii. Cum Notis et Interpretatione in usum Delphini,
Variis Lectionibus, &c. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half russia (binding
broken of both volumes). Large Paper copy.
London: A. J. Valpy, 1822
3134 The Fables of Phaedrus. Inaugural Lecture by Robinson
Ellis. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 36. London and Oxford [1894]
PLAUTUS. See No. 2947.
3135 PLINY. The Natural History of Pliny, translated, with Copious
Notes and Illustrations. By J. Bostock and H. T. Riley. 6 vols,
post 8vo, half calf, gilt. (Bohn's Classical Library.) London, 1855-57
3136 PROBUS (VALERIUS), ETC. M. Val. Probus de Notis
Romanorum; Petrus Diaconus de Eadem ; Demetrius Alabaldus de
Minutiis, de Ponderibus, et de Mensuris; Venerabilis Bedrede Com-
puto, et de Ratione Unciarum; Leges XII. Tabularum, De Ritibus
Romanorum; Inscriptiones Antiquae, &c. Haec omnia nunc primum
edita. Small 4to, 81 folios, boards. Title printed in red and black.
Architectural woodcut on sig. 04. Venice: Joannis Tacuino de Trino, 1525
* Most of the treatises are on Latin contractions.
3137 PUBLIUS SYRUS. Publii Syri Mimi et Aliorum Sentential,
cum D. Laberii prologo et Fragmentis Moralibus. Edidit J. C.
Orellius. 8vo, boards. Leipzig, 1822
* A collection of proverbs and moral sayings.
3138 QUINTILIAN. Institutes of Oratory ; or, Education of an Orator.
Literally translated by J. S. Watson. 2 vols, post 8vo, calf, gilt.
(Bohn's Classical Library.) London, 1856
3139 RIBBECK (O.) Comicorum Latinorum praeter Plautum et Teren-
tium Reliquiae. Recensuit Otto Ribbeck. 8vo, half calf (back loose).
Leipzig, 1855
3140 Tragicorum Latinorum Reliqui.e. Recensuit Otto Ribbeck.
8vo, half calf. Leipzig, 1852
380 UMstors, Slanguage anfc ^Literature
LATIN LITERATURE— Continued.
3 141 RUTILIUS LUPUS. P. Rutilii Lupi de Figuris Sententiarum et
Elocutionis libri duo. Recensuit et Annotationes adjecit D. Ruhn-
kenius. Accedunt Aquilae Romani et Julii Rufiniani de eodem argu-
mento libri. 8vo, morocco, with gilt arms and monogram T. W.
(Theodore Williams) on sides. Lugd. Bat. (Leyden) 1768
3142 SALLUST. C. Crispi Sallustii quae extant. Recognovit notisque
criticis instruxit F. D. Gerlach. 3 vols, small 4to, half calf.
Basle, 1823-27-31
3143 SENECA. L. Annsei Senecae Philosophi Opera Omnia. M. Annsei
Senecae Rhetoris quae extant. Engraved title. i6mo, half morocco
(small wormhole through part of text). Amsterdam: Jansen, 1633
3144 Seneca on Benefits. Translated by A. Stewart. Crown 8vo,
half calf, gilt. (Bonn's Classical Library.) London, 1887
3145 Between Heathenism and Christianity: Being a Translation
of Seneca's De Providencia, and Plutarch's De Sera Numinis Vin-
dicta, etc. By Charles W. Super. Post 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1899
3146 SEQUESTER (VIBIUS). De Fluminibus, Fontibus, Lacubus. . .
quorum apud Poetas mentio fit. Lectionis varietatum et Commen-
tationes J. J. Oberlinus. 8vo, old marbled calf, gilt.
Argentorati (Strasburg), 1778
3147 SIMCOX (G. A.) A History of Latin Literature, from Ennius to
Boethius. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
3148 SPAGGIARI (JOHN). Latin-English Bi-Monthly Periodical . . .
for the United States of America. First Annual Volume, Nos. 1
and 2. (Containing the beginning of a History of California, on
alternate pages of Latin and English.) 8vo, wrappers. (2 pieces.)
New York, 1857
3149 STAVEREN (A. VAN). Auctores Mythographi Latini. Caius
Julius Hyginus, Fab. Planciad, Fulgentius, Lactantius Placidus,
Albricus Philosophus. Cum Commentariis Micylli, Schefferi, et
Munckeri, &c. Curante Augustino van Staveren. Engraved frontis-
piece, and illustrations on copper in the text of Hyginus. 4to, old vellum,
with gilt arms on sides. Lugd. Bat. (Leyden) 1742
3150 TACITUS. Church (A. J.) and Brodribb (W. J.) Annals of
Tacitus, translated into English, with Notes and Maps. Second
Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
of Greece ano IRome 381
LATIN LITERATURE— Continued.
3'5i TACITUS. Church (A. J.) and Brodribb (W. J.) The History of
Tacitus, translated into English. With Notes and a Map. Third
Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1876
3152 Church (A. J.) and Brodribb (W. J.) The Agricola and
Germany of Tacitus, and the Dialogue on Oratory. Translated
into English. Revised Edition, with Notes and a Map. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1877
3153 Gudeman (A.) P. Cornelii Taciti Dialogus de Oratoribus.
Edited, with Prolegomena, Critical Apparatus, Exegetical and
Critical Notes, Bibliography and Indexes. Square 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1894
3154 Ross (VV. ) Tacitus and Bracciolini. The Annals forged in
the XVth Century. 8vo, cloth. Presentation copy to Dr. Wm.
Smith, and letter from the author laid in. London, 1876
* Bracciolini is perhaps better known to the average reader as Poggio. the author of
the famous tales.
3155 TERENCE. Publius Terentius Afer. Portrait. 641110, original
cloth, paper label, uncut. London, 1823
* Pickering's Diamond Classics.
3156 TERENTIANUS MAURUS. De Litteris, Syllabis, Pedibus et
Metris. E recensione et cum Notis Laurentii Santenii. Opus
Santenii morte interruptum absolvit D. J. Van Lennep. 4to, half
calf. Trajecti ad Rhenum (Utrecht), 1825
3157 TEUFFEL (W. S.) A History of Roman Literature. Translated
by Wilhelm Wagner. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
3158 History of Roman Literature. Revised and enlarged (from
Teuffel's History) by Ludwig Schwabe. Authorized translation
from the fifth German edition. By G. C. W. Warr. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1891-92
* The best history of Roman literature.
3159 VARRO. M. Terentii Varronis de Lingua Latina, librorum quae
supersunt. Emendata et annotata a C. O. Muellero. 8vo, half
calf. Leipzig, 1833
382 Ibtstoq?, ^language an& Xiterature
LATIN LITERATURE— Continued.
3160 VEGETIUS, ETC. Veteres de Re Militari Scriptores quotquot
extant, nunc prima vice in unum redacti corpus — Flavii Vegetii de
Rei Militaris; Sextii Julii Strategemata; yEliani de Instruendis
Aciebus; Modestus Vocabulis Rei Militariis; Polybius Castrame-
tatio Romanorum ; ./Eneas Poliorceticus; Ciceroni de Rei Militarii.
Cum animadversiones, etc., Scriverii, Stewechii, etc. 2 vols. 8vo,
old red French morocco, gilt. Vesaliae Clivorum (Wesel), 1670
* Horatio Walpole's copy, with his book-plate in Vol. I.
3161 De Re Militari. Cum Notae et Emendationes Scriverii,
Oudendorpii, etc. 8vo, half calf.
Argentorati (Strasburg) : Bipont, 1806
3162 VELLEIUS PATERCULUS. Burmann (P.) C.Velleii Pater-
culii quae supersunt. Cum integris Notis, Scholiis, Variis Lection-
ibus, etc. Engraved and printed title. 8vo, vellum gilt, gilt edges.
Fine copy. Rotterdam, 1756
3163 Kritzius (F.) M. Velleii Paterculi qua? supersunt ex His-
torian Romanae. Ad Editionis Principis, collati a Burerio Codicis
Murbacensis .... etc. 8vo, calf, gilt. Leipzig, 1848
3164 VERGIL. P. Vergili Maronis codex antiquissimis .... qui nunc
Florentiae in Bibliotheca Mediceo-Laurentiana adservatur. 4to, old
calf (rebacked). The Duke of Sussex's copy, with his book-plate.
Florence, 1741
* Facsimile of the Medicean codex, one of the oldest manuscripts of Vergil known.
3165 Comparetti (Domenico). Virgil im Mittelalter. Ubersetzt
von H. Dutschke. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 318. Leipzig, 1875
3166 Conington (J.) The yEneid of Virgil, translated into Eng-
lish Verse. Third Edition. Post 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1870
3167 Nettleship (H.) Ancient Lives of Vergil, with Essay on
the Poems of Vergil in connection with his Life and Times. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 70. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1879
3168 Papillon (T. L.) P. Vergilii Maronis Opera. Virgil, with
an Introduction and Notes. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon
Press Series.) Oxford, 1882
3169 Singleton (R. C.) Virgil in English Rhythm, with Illus-
trations from the British Poets. Second Edition, rewritten and
enlarged. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 187 1
of Greece ano IRome 383
LATIN LITERATURE Continued.
3170 VERGIL. Tunison (J. S.) Master Virgil : the Author of the ^Eneid
as he seemed in the Middle Ages. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth. *
Cincinnati, 1890
* A valuable and learned study of the legends that arose in the Middle Ages con-
cerning Vergil, and of the various folk-characterizations of him as sorcerer, etc. One
of the most curious problems in the study of folk-lore is how these legends arose, and
why the author of the /Eneid, instead of some other classic, should have been chosen.
3171 WEBER (G. E.) Corpus Poetarum Latinorum. Uno volumine
absolutum, cum selecta Varietate Lectionis et Explicatione Brevis-
sima. Thick royal 8vo, calf, gilt. Frankfurt a/M, 1833
3172 WEICHERT (M. A.) Poetarum Latinorum. Hostii, Laevii,
C. Licinii Calvi, C. Helvii Cinnse, C. Valgii Rufi, Domitii Marbi,
aliorumque Vitae et Carminum reliquiae. Scripsit, collegit, et edidit
M. A. Weichert. 8vo, boards. Leipzig, 1830
Gbirfc Session.
European ^Languages anb IRaces.
3173 ALBANIAN. Blanchi (R. D. Franciscus). Dictionarium Latino
Epiroticum. Una cum nonnullis usitatioribus loquendi formulis.
i6mo, vellum. Roma: Typis Sac. Congr. de Propag. Fide, 1635
* Scarce. An early Albanian and Latin vocabulary, the Albanian in Roman
characters.
3174 Bopp (Franz). Uber das Albanesische in seinen verwandt-
schaftlichen Beziehungen. 4to, wrappers, pp. 92. Berlin, 1855
3175 Broughton (Lord). Travels in Albania and other Provinces
of Turkey in 1809 and 1810. New Edition, revised and corrected.
Illustrated. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1858
* The author is perhaps better known as Sir John Hobhouse. The travels were
made in company with Lord Byron.
3176 Vater (J. S.) Vergleichungstafeln der Europaischen Stamm-
sprachen und Siid-, VVest-Asiatischer; Rask, Die Thrakische Sprach-
classe; Lecce, Albanesische Grammatik; Grusinische Grammatik
nach Maggio, Ghai und Firalow, herausgegeben von J. S. Vater; und
Galische Sprachlehre von C. W. Ahlwardt. 8vo, boards. Halle, 1822
384 Buropean ^Languages ant) IRaces
AL.BA.UI AH— Continued.
3177 W. (P.) Grammaire Albanaise, a l'usage de ceux qui
i: desirent apprendre cette Langue sans l'aide d'un Maitre. Post
8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Simplified Grammars.) London, 1887
3! 78 Xylander (J. Ritter von). Die Sprache der Albanesen
oder Schkipetaren. 8vo, half morocco. Frankfurt a/M, 1835
* Containing also a short dictionary Albanian and German.
3179 BASQUE. Astarloa (D. Pablo Pedro de). Apologia de la
Lengua Bascongada, 6 ensayo Crilico Filosofico de su Perfeccion y
Antiguedad. 8vo, sprinkled calf. Madrid, 1803
* Presentation copy from the author, also with the book-plate ot the Duke of Sussex.
3180 Charencey (Comte de). Phonetique Souletine (Dialect of
Basque in Soule, Department of the Basses-Pyrenees). 8vo, wrap-
pers, pp. 56. [Paris, 1890?]
3181 Charencey (Comte de). Sur Quelque Etymologies de la
Langue Basque. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 11. Paris, 1891
3182 Erro y Azpiroz (Don Juan Bautista de). Alfabeto de la
Lengua Primitiva de Espana, y Explicacion de Sus Mas Antiguos
Monumentos, de Inscripciones, y Medallas. ij plates. 8vo, old
leather. Madrid, 1806
3183 Erro y Azpiroz (Don Juan Bautista de). The Alphabet of
the Primitive Language of Spain, and a Philosophical Examination
of the Antiquity and Civilization of the Basque People. Translated
by G. W. Erving. Plate showing the resemblance of Basque signs and
the Greek and Roman Alphabets. 8vo, boards, uncut.
Bosto n : Privately printed, 1829
3184 Irigoyen (D. Josef Francisco de). Coleccion Alfabetica de
Apellidos Bascongados con su Significado. i2mo, sheep, pp. 122.
Mexico, 1809
* Rare. Probably the only book ever printed in Mexico relating to the Basque language.
3185 Larramendi (Manuel de). Diccionario Trilingue, Castel-
lano, Bascuence y Latin. Nueva Edicion publicada por D. Pio de
Zuazua. 2 vols, in one. Imp. 8vo, half morocco. San Sebastian, 1853
3186 Mahn (C. A.. F.) Denkmaeler der Baskischen Sprache.
i2mo, cloth. Berlin, 1857
3187 Phillips (Hofrath George). tTber das Baskische Alphabet,
Wien, 1870, pp. 44; Phillips, Eine Baskische Sprachprobe nebst
Einleitung und Commentar, Wien, 1870, pp. 36; Phillips, tlber das
Iberische Alphabet, Wien, 1870, pp. 74. Bound in one volume, 8vo,
boards, cloth back (stamps in several places). Wien, 1870
European Xanguaaes ano IRaces 385
BASQUE— Continued.
3188 Saint Matthew. Jesus Christoren, Evanyelio Saindua,
S. Mathiuren Arabera. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 82. [Bayonne, 1825]
*The gospel of St. Matthew, being the translation of J. D. Licarrague adapted by
H. Pyt to the dialect of Labourd.
3189 Salaberry (D'Ibarrolle). Vocabulaire de Mots Basques
Bas-Navarrais, traduits en langue Francaise. i2mo, paper, pp. 252.
Bayonne, 1857
3190 Van Eys (W. J.) Outlines of Basque Grammar. Crown
8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Simplified Grammars.) London, 1883
319 1 Webster (Wentworth). Basque Legends collected, chiefly
in the Labourd, with an Essay on the Basque Language, by M.
Julien Vinson. Frontispiece. 8vo, cloth, gilt. London, 1877
3192 BAVARIAN. Schmeller (J. Andreas). Bayerisches Worter-
buch. Sammlung von Wortern und Ausdrucken, die in den leben-
den Mundarten sowohl, als in der alten und altesten Provincial-
Literatur des Konigreichs Bayern, etc. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half
morocco (rubbed). Munich, 1872-77
3193 BERRY {French dialect of Cher in Central France). [Jaubert
(Comte de).] Vocabulaire du Berry et de quelques Cantons voisins.
Par un Amateur du Vieux Langage. View of the Hotel-de- Ville,
Bourges. 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1842
3194 BOHEMIAN. Bachmann (Adolf). Bohmen und seine Nachbar-
lander unter Georg von Podiebrad, 1458-1461, und des Konigs Be-
werbung um die Deutsche Krone. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 310.
Prague, 1878
*A History of Bohemia at the time of the Hussites. Georg Podiebrad took their
part and persecuted the Catholics.
3195 Hanka (Wenceslaw). Koniginhofer Handschrift. Samm-
lung Altbohmischer, Lyrisch-Epischer Gesange, nebst andern Alt-
bomischen Gedichten. Mit ein Historisch-Kritischen einleitung
von Wenceslaw Aloys Swoboda. Facsimile. 8vo, boards. Prag, 1829
3196 Jonas (Charles). Dictionary of the Bohemian and English
Languages. Two parts (in one volume), with Supplement to the
First Part. Thick square nmo, cloth.
Racine, Wis.: Nakladam " Slavic ," 1876
3197 Jordan (J. P.) Vollstandiges Taschenworterbuch der
Bohmischen und Deutschen Sprache. (Two parts in one volume.)
i6mo, half roan. Leipsic, n. d. [1847]
386 European Xan^uacies ano IRaces
BOHEMIAN— Continued.
3198 Lutzow (Francis, Count). History of Bohemian Litera-
ture. Post 8vo, cloth (No. 7 of Short Histories of the Literature of
the World, edited by Edmund Gosse). London, 1899
3199 Maurice (C. Edmund). The Story of Bohemia from the
Earliest Times to the Fall of National Independence in 1620, with
a Short Summary of Later Events. Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
(Story of the Nations.) London, 1896
3200 Schafarik (P. J.) and Palacky (F.) Die Altesten Denk-
maler der Bohmischen Sprache; Libusa's Gericht, Evangelium
Johannis, der Leitmeritzer Stiftungsbrief, Glossen der Mater Ver-
borum. Kritisch beleuchtet. Mit facsimiles. 4to, cloth.
Prague, 1840
3201 Schafarik (P. J.) Elemente der altbohmischen Grammatik.
1 Theil. Slavischer Grammatik. Herausgegeben von Dr. J. P.
Jordan. 8vo, half roan. Leipzig, 1847
3202 Wratislaw (A. H.) Bohemian Poems, Ancient and Modern,
translated from the original Slavonic, with an Introductory Essay.
Frontispiece. i2mo, cloth. London, 1849
3203 Wratislaw (A. H.) The Native Literature of Bohemia in
the 14th Century. Lectures at Oxford. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1878
3204 BOSNIAN. Asboth (J. De). Official Tour through Bosnia and
Herzegovina . . . History, Antiquities, Agrarian Conditions, Reli-
gion, Ethnology, Folk Lore, and Social Life of the People. Au-
thorized English Edition. With Bibliography, maps and numerous
illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
3205 Blau (Otto). Bosnisch-turkische Sprachdenkmaler. (Ab-
handlungen fur die Kunde des Morgenlandes. V Band, No. 2.)
8vo, wrappers, pp. 316. Leipzig, 1868
3206 BRETON. Courson (Aurelien De). Histoire des Peuples
Bretons dans La Gaule et dans Les lies Britanniques; Langue,
Coutumes, Mceurs et Institutions. 2 vols, royal 8vo, paper, pp. 456 +
430, uncut. Paris, 1846
3207 Le Gonidec (J. F. M. M. A.) Dictionnaire Celto-Breton,
ou Breton-Francais. Post 8vo, half calf. Angouleme, 182 1
European Xanguages ano "Races 3%7
B R E T O N — Continued.
3208 Le Gonidec (J. F. M. M. A.) Dictionnaire Francais-
Breton (et Breton-Francais) de Le Gonidec, enrichi d'Additions et
d'un Essai sur l'Histoire de la Langue Bretonne. Par Th. Hersart
de la Villemarque. 2 vols. 4to, half morocco. Saint-Brieuc, 1847-50
* Very scarce.
3209 Le Gonidec (J. F. M. M. A.) Grammaire Celto-Bretonne.
Contenant les Principes de l'Orthographie, de la Prononciation, de
la Construction des Mots et des Phrases, selon le Genie de la Langue
Celto-Bretonne. Post 8vo, old calf. Paris, 1807
* With the autograph of W. Menzies.
3210 Le Gonidec (J. F. M. M. A.) Grammaire Celto-Bretonne.
Nouvelle Edition. 8vo, half calf (writing on title). Paris, 1838
32 1 1 Miln (James). Excavations at Carnac (Brittany). A Record
of Archaeological Researches in the Bossenno and the Mont Saint
Michael. Numerous illustrations 0/ antiquities {some colored) and views
and plans. Royal 8vo, cloth (binding loose). Edinburgh, 1877
3212 Miln (James). Excavations at Carnac (Brittany). A Record
of Archaeological Researches in the Alignments of Kermario. Map,
plates and illustrations in the text. Royal 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1881
3213 New Testament. Testament nevez hon Aotrou hag hor
Salver Jesus Christ. Lekeed e Brezonec. i2mo, sheep. Brest, 185 1
3214 Sebillot (Paul). Legendes du Pays de Paimpol. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 8 (Extrait de la Revue de Bretagne). Paris, 1894
3215 Troude (A. E.) Dictionnaire Francais et Celto-Breton. 8vo,
cloth. Brest, 1842
3216 Villemarque" (Th. Hersart de la). Barzas-Breiz. Chants
Populaires de la Bretagne. Recueillis et Publies avec une traduc-
tion Francaise, Notes, etc. Deuxieme Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, wrap-
pers, uncut. Fine copy. Scarce. Paris, 1840
3217 Villemarque (Th. Hersart de la). Chants Populaires de
la Bretagne . . . avec Traduction francaise, Arguments, Notes, et
des Melodies Originales. Quatrieme edition, augmentee. 2 vols.
i2mo, half roan. Paris, 1846
* With Armorial Book-plates of E. de Coussemaker.
3218 Villemarque (Th. Hersart de la). Ballads and Songs of
Brittany. Translated from the " Barsaz-Breiz " of Villemarqu6 by
Tom Taylor, with some of the original Melodies harmonized by
Mrs. Tom Taylor. Illustrated. Small 4to, cloth. London, 1865
* The illustrations are by Millais, Charles Keene, Tenniel, Corbould, and H. K.Browne.
388 European Xanguaaes ano IRaces
BRETON— Continued.
3219 Villemarquk (Th. Hersart de la). Contes Populaires des
Anciens Bretons. Precedes d'un Essai sur l'Origine des Epopees
Chevaleresques de la Table Ronde. 2^ Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, paper,
pp. 350 and 355. Paris, 1842
* Contains the Stories of King Arthur, Lancelot, The Quest of the Holy Grail,
Geraint, Owenn ou la Dame de la Fontaine, etc.
3220 Villemarque (Th. Hersart de la). Poemes des Bardes
Bretons du Vie Siecle, traduits pour la Premiere Fois, avec le
Texte en regard, revu sur les plus Anciens Manuscrits. 8vo, wrap-
pers, pp. 448. Paris, 1850
* Very Scarce. Many of the poems relate to the Anglo-Saxons, and the Kymry.
Included are the Gododin of Aneurin, the poems of Taliesin, poems of Liwarch-Henn,
Battle of Argoed-Loueven, etc.
3221 BULGARIAN. Bible in Bulgarian, with References. 8vo, mo-
rocco. Tsargrad, 1874
3222 Kanitz (F.) Donau-Bulgarien und der Balkan. Historisch-
Geographisch-Ethnographische Reisestudien aus den Jahren 1860-
75. With numerous illustrations and maps. 3 vols royal 8vo, paper.
Leipzig, 1875-79
* One of the most authoritative books published on Bulgaria.
3223 Morfill (W. R.) Short Grammar of the Bulgarian Language,
with Reading Lessons. Crown 8vo, cloth. (Triibner's Simplified
Grammars.) London, 1897
3224 Morse (C. F.) A Grammar of the Bulgarian Language,
with Exercises and English and Bulgarian Vocabularies. 2 vols,
in 1. 8vo, half roan, pp. 110+252. Galata (Constantinople), 1859-60
3225 [Riggs (Elias).] Notes on the Grammar of the Bulgarian
Language. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 24. [Smyrna, 1844]
* Very rare. The first grammar ever published of this language.
3226 Samuelson (J.) Bulgaria Past and Present, Historical,
Political, and Descriptive. Maps, portraits, and illustrations. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1888
3227 BURGUNDIAN. Mignard (T. J. A. P.) Vocabulaire Raisonne
et Compare du Dialecte et du Patois de la Province de Bourgogne,
ou l'Etude de l'Histoire et des Mceurs de cette Province d'apres son
Langue. 8vo, half calf (rubbed). Paris, 1870
3228 Peignot (G.) Catalogue d'une Partie des Livres composant
le Bibliotheque des Dues de Bourgogne au XVe-Siecle. Seconde
Edition, revue et augmentee. 8vo, boards. Dijon, 1841
European ^languages ano IRaces 389
3229 CATALAN. Diccionario Catalan-Castellano. Por F. M. F. P.
y M. M. i6mo, sheep, pp. 672. Barcelona, 1839
3230 New Testament. Lo Nou Testament en Llengua Catalana.
Crown 8vo, sheep. London, 1835
3231 New Testament. Lo Nou Testament. . . . en Llengua Cata-
lana. 8vo, sheep.' Barcelona, 1836
3232 Saura (D. Santiago Angel). Diccionario Manual . . . de
las lenguas Catalana-Castellana. Tercera Edicion, augmentada. . . .
va Anadido un Vocabulario de todos los santos mas communes cuyo
nombre varia en Castellano. Square umo, sheep. Barcelona, 1859
3233 CREOLE. Hearn (Lafcadio). "Gombo Zhebes." Little Dic-
tionary of Creole Proverbs, selected from six Creole dialects, trans-
lated into French and English; with Notes, etc. Small 4to, cloth.
♦Scarce. New York, 1885
3234 CREOLE. (FRENCH CREOLE OF THE WEST INDIES.)
Theory and Practice of Creole Grammar. By J. J. Thomas. Post
8vo, boards, pp. 134. Port-of-Spain, 1869
3235 CREOLE. (NEGRO DUTCH OF THE ISLAND OF ST.
THOMAS.) New Testament. Die Nieuwe Testament van ons
Heere en Heiland Jesus Christus na Creol-tael. 8vo, sheep.
* The rare first edition. Barby , 1 80 2
3236 Die Nywe Testament van ons Heer Jesus Christus ka set
over in die Creols tael, en ka giev na die ligt tot dienstvan die Deen
Mission in America. 8vo, sheep. Copenhagen, 1818
* Second edition of the First Testament printed in Negro- Dutch of the Island of
St. Thomas.
3237 CREOLE. (NEGRO-ENGLISH CREOLE OF SURINAM.)
New Testament. Da Njoe Testament. . . . Translated into the
Negro-English Language by the Missionaries of the Unitas Fratrum.
Printed by the British and Foreign Bible Society. 8vo, sheep.
London, 1829
3238 New Testament. Da Njoe Testament. . . . Translated into
the Negro-English Language by the Missionaries of the Unitas
Fratrum. Printed by the British and Foreign Bible Society. 8vo,
sheep. London, 1829
39° European Xanguages anb IRaces
CREOLE (NEGRO-ENGLISH OF SURINAM)— Continued.
3239 Da Njoe Testament vo wi Masra en Helpiman Jesus Kristus.
8vo, full morocco, richly gilt, gilt edges. Bautzen, 1846
* Contains also the Psalms at the end.
3240 Da Njoe Testament. Another edition of the same. 8vo,
sheep. (Also containing the Psalms.) Bautzen, 1865
3241 CREOLE. (NEGRO-SPANISH OF CURACAO.) St. Mark.
Gospel of St. Mark translated into the Creolese language. 121210,
cloth. New York, 1865
3242 Woordenlyst der in de Landstaal van Curacao meest Gebru-
ikeluke Woorden. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 144. Curacao, 1869
3243 CRETAN. Kiepert (H.) Spezialkarte von Creta. 36^ x 14^
in., colored. Folded to 8vo, in case. Berlin, 1897
3244 Simon (Jacob). Zur Inschrift von Gortyn. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 94. Vienna, 1886
3245 Spratt (T. A. B.) Travel and Researches in Crete. Colored
lithographic plates and 2 maps. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1865
3246 DANISH. Bay (Christian Friederich). Fuldstoendig Engelsk
og Dansk Ordbog. 2 vols, thick post 8vo, half calf.
Copenhagen, 1806
* An English-Danish Dictionary, with phrases, colloquialisms, etc.
3247 Engelhardt (Conrad). Denmark in the Early Iron Age,
illustrated by recent Discoveries in the Peat Mosses of Slesvig.
33 engraved plates representing some hundreds of objects. 4to, cloth.
(Newspaper cuttings laid in.) London, 1866
3248 Hamerich (Martin). Danska Och Norske Lasestycken, med
Upplysningar om Sprak och Litteratur. Andet Oplag. Vignette
portrait of Ludivig Holberg on title. Post 8vo, boards, cloth back.
Copenhagen, 1866
3249 Otte (E. C.) Simplified Grammar of the Danish Language.
Crown 8vo, cloth. (Trlibner's Simplified Grammars.) London, 1884
3250 Rask (E. C.) Danish Grammar. Edited by Thorl. Gudm.
Repp. Second Edition. Post 8vo, boards, pp. 155.
Copenhagen, 1846
European Xanguaaes ano "Races 39 1
DANISH— Continued.
3251 Saxo Grammaticus. Historiae Danicae. Stephanius Johan-
nis Stephanius summo studio recognovit. Notisquae uberioribus
illustravit. Engraved title. Folio, old boards, leather back.
Sorae, 1644
* The best of the editions of Saxo Grammaticus before the 19th century. In this
author is found the original history of Hamlet, used both by Shakespeare and his
unknown predecessor in the well-known tragedy. It is, however, probable that
Shakespeare at least used Belleforest's French version of the history, altering it to suit
his own conception of the character of the "gloomy Dane." Besides the value of the
history in Saxo Grammaticus, it is also of the greatest importance in the study of
Scandinavian mythology and folk-lore, being full of legends and myths. Not the
least interesting of these is the tale of Toko, a parallel with the story of William Tell,
written about a century before the latter hero is supposed to have been born (Book 10,
line 32 et seq. of this edition).
3252 Saxo Grammaticus. The First Nine Books of the Danish
History of Saxo Grammaticus. Translated by Oliver Elton, and
with some Considerations on Saxo's Sources, Historical Methods,
and Folk-Lore, by F. Y. Powell. 8vo, cloth. London, 1894
3253 Wolff (Ernst). En Dansk og Engelsk Ord-bog. 4to, half
calf (binding broken). London, 1779
* One of the best of the older Danish-English dictionaries.
3254 Worsaae (J. A.) The Primeval Antiquities of Denmark.
Translated and applied to the Illustration of similar Remains in
England, by William J. Thorns. 3 plates, and woodcuts throughout the
text. 8vo, cloth. London, 1849
3255 DUTCH. Bible. Biblia, dat is, de gantsche heylige Schrift gron-
delijck ende trouwelijck verduytschet. Small 4to, original stamped
calf. Fine copy.
Leyden : By Jan Paedts Jacobszoon, ende Jan Bouvensz, 1590
* Derwent Coleridge's copy, with his bookplate, and long manuscript note written
by him commencing : N. B. This is the first Dutch translation of the Bible mad'
from Luther's version — in 1560 — and zvas often reprinted" etc.
An earlier version of the reformed Bible was, however, issued, without an imprint,
about 1 57 1.
3256 Blok (Petrus Johannes). History of the People of the
Netherlands. Translated by Oscar A. Bierstadt and Ruth Putnam.
Part I., From the earliest times to the beginning of the fifteenth
century; Part II., From the beginning of the fifteenth century to
1599. Map. . 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1898-99
392 European ^Languages ano IRaces
"DUTCH— Continued.
3257 Bosworth (Rev. J.) The Origin of the Dutch, with a
Sketch of their Language and Literature . . . their tongue and its
dialects; also a Map of European Languages, indicating not only the
oriental origin of Europeans, but that the Dutch were amongst the
earliest Teutonic Tribes settled in Europe. Second Edition. Map.
Royal 8vo, boards, cloth back, pp. 33. London, 1846
3258 Calisch (I. M.) Nederlandsch-Engelsch en Engelsch-Neder-
landsch Woordenboek. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, pp. 815 and 919. Tiel, 1875
* Including Proverbs, Historical and Proper Names, etc.
3259 Dictionary. New Pocket Dictionary of the English and
Dutch Languages. (Two parts in one volume.) i6mo, half mo-
rocco. Leipzig, 1878
3260 Geddes (James). History of the Administration of John De
Witt. Vol. 1, 1623-1654. Etched portrait. 8vo, cloth. (All pub-
lished.) The Hague, 1879
3261 Harrebomee (P. J.) Spreekwoordenboek der Nederlandsche
Taal, of verzameling van Nederlandsche Spreekwoorden en Spreek-
woordeelijke Uitdrukkingen van Vroegeren en Lateren Tijd. 3 vols,
royal 8vo, original wrappers. Utrecht, 1858
* A dictionary of proverbs, adages, proverbial sayings, etc., used in Holland.
3262 Holtrop (John). A New English and Dutch (and Dutch
and English) Dictionary. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Dordrecht, 1 789-1801
* Dutch spelling having been reformed and altered by edict in the 19th cen"
tury, the old Dutch dictionaries become valuable in the reading of Dutch books and
documents of the 18th and earlier centuries.
3263 Jonckbloet (W. J. A.) Geschiedenis der Nederlandsche
Letterkunde. 2 vols. 8vo, half roan. Groningen, 1868-72
* The best history of Dutch literature.
3264 Marshall (T.) The Dutch Grammar, preceded by an His-
torical Sketch of the Origin and Progress of the Language of the
Netherlands, embracing a list of the most celebrated Netherlands
Writers from the Thirteenth to the Present Century; specimens of
the language . . . with literal English version etc. Plate of Gothic
and Modern Alphabets. Post 8vo, paper, pp. 2 1 3.
Rotterdam: For the Author, 1842
3265 Mees(G.) Historische Atlas van Noord-Nederland van de
XVIde. Eeuw tot op de Scheiding van Belgie. 12 colored maps,
with historical description. Royal 8vo, wrappers (loose).
Leiden, 1881
European Xanguaoes ano "Races 393
DUTCH— Continued.
3266 Netherland Folk Lore. Volkskunde. Tijdschrift voor
Nederlandsche Folklore. Onder Redactie van Pol de Mont, & Aug.
Gitt^e. Ie. aan 8e. jaargang. 8 vols. 8vo (7 vols, in half roan, gilt
tops, the eighth in wrappers as issued). Gent, 1888-96
3267 Pyl (R. Van Der). Practical Grammar of the Dutch Lan-
guage, containing an Explanation of the different Parts of Speech;
the Rules of Syntax, and a number of Practical Exercises. Crown
8vo, boards, cloth back. Rotterdam, 18 19
3268 Sewel (Willem). A Large Dictionary. English and Dutch
and Dutch and English . . . To which is added a Grammar for
both Languages. Engraved title. 2 vols, small 4to, half morocco.
Amsterdam, 1708
3269 Sewel (Willem). A Large Dictionary. English and Dutch
and Dutch and English ... to which is added a Grammar for both
Languages. Fifth Edition, corrected and enlarged. Engraved title
(name cut from margin). 4to, boards, uncut. Amsterdam, 1754
3270 Sewel (Willem). Compleat Dictionary, English and Dutch
(and Dutch and English), to which is added a Grammar for both
Languages. Reviewed and more than half part augmented ... by
Egbert Buys. Engraved title. 2 vols. 4to, original boards, calf
back, entirely uncut. Amsterdam, 1766
* The best Dutch-English Dictionary in existence for reading the older literature.
3271 Sewel Willem). Compleat Dictionary, English and Dutch
(and Dutch and English). Another copy. 2 vols. 4to, contempo-
rary half calf. Amsterdam, 1766
3272 Sterfte-Atlas van Nederland uitgeven door de Neder-
landsche Maatschappij tot Bevordering der Geneeskunst. Maps,
with statistical text. Oblong 4to, cloth. Amsterdam, 1866
* The period is mostly between 1 841 and i860. Each map also shows the soil of
the locality in which the births and deaths are marked.
3273 ESTHONIAN. Hupel (August Wilhelm). Ehstnische Sprach-
lehre fur beide Hauptdialekte den Revalschen und den Dorptschen,
nebst einem vollstandigen Worterbuch. 8vo, boards. Riga, 1780
* Esthonian Dictionary and Grammar of both the Reval and Dbrpat dialects.
3274 Kirby (W. F.) The Hero of Esthonia and other Studies in
the Romantic Literature of that Country. Compiled from Estho-
nian and German Sources. With map of Esthonia. 2 vols, post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1895
* The work contains a summary of the Kalewi-poeg, and many Folk Tales.
394 European Slanguages ano IRaces
ESTHONIAN— Continued.
3275 Parrot (J. L. von). Versuch einer Entwicklung der
Sprache, Abstammung, Geschichte, Mythologie, und burgerlichen
Verhaltnisse der Liwen, Latten, Eesten, etc. Map and folding tables.
2 vols. 8vo, calf. Stuttgart, 1828
* An important part of the book is the exhaustive vocabulary (in folding tables)
showing the affinity of Esthonian words with Old Norse, Moeso-Gothic, Old Prus-
sian, Rouman, Finnish, Lappish, Old Russian, North-east Russian, and Hungarian.
3276 Schott (Wilhelm). Die Estnischen Sagen von Kalewi-Poeg.
4to, boards (aus den Abhandlungen der Konigl. Akademie der Wis-
senchaften zu Berlin, 1862). Berlin, 1863
* A Dissertation on the National Epic of Esthonia, a somewhat similar work to
the Kalevala of the Finns, and relating the adventures of a mythical personage Kalewi,
the son of Poeg.
3277 ETRUSCAN. Abeken (Wilhelm). Mittelitalien vor den Zeiten
romischer Herrschaft nach seinen Denkmalern. 11 plates of antiquities .
8vo, half morocco. Stuttgart, 1843
3278 Bachofen (J. J.) Die Sage von Tanaquil. Eine Untersu-
chung iiber den Orientalismus in Rom und Italien. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 356. Heidelberg, 1870
3279 Brinton (D. G.) The Etrusco-Libyan Elements in the Song
of the Arval Brethren. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 8. [Philadelphia, 1893]
3280 — Conestabile (Conte Giancarlo). Iscrizioni Etrusche e
Etrusco-Latine in Monumenti che si conservano nell' I. E. R. Gal-
leria degli Uffizi di Firenze. With supplementary volume of 75
plates of facsimiles of inscriptions. 2 vols. 4to, wrappers, pp. 300,
etc. Florence, 1858
328 [ Crawford and Balcarres (Alex. Earl of). Etruscan In-
scriptions Analyzed, Translated and Commented upon. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1872
3282 Dennis (G.) The Cities and Cemeteries of Etruria. Maps,
plans and illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco. London, 1848
3283 Dennis (G.) The Cities and Cemeteries of Etruria. Third
Edition. Map, plans and illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1883
3284 Ellis (R.) The Armenian Origin of the Etruscans. 8vo, half
cloth. London, 1861
3285 Ellis (R.) The Asiatic Affinities of the Old Italians. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1870
European XatiGuages ano "IRaces 395
ETRUSCAN— Continued.
3286 Fraser (John). The Etruscans: Were they Celts? or, The
Light of an Inductive Philology thrown on Forty Etruscan Fossil-
Words; with Notices of the Etymology of 2,000 Words in the
Classical and Modern Languages, etc. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh [1879]
3287 Garrucci (Padre Raffaele). On the Discovery of Sepul-
chral Remains at Veii and Praeneste. Translated by W. M. Wylie.
p engraved plates and illustrations in the text. 4to, wrappers, pp. 20
(inserted is an A L. S. of the translator). (The Archaeologia,
Vol. XLL). London, 1867
3288 Gray (Mrs. Hamilton). The History of Etruria, with an
Account of the Manners and Customs, Arts, and Literature of the
Etruscans. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1843-44-68
3289 Guarnacci (Mario). Origini Italiche o siano Memorie
Istorico-Etrusche sopra l'Antichissimo Regno dTtalia, e sopra i di
lei Primi Abitatori nei Secoli piu' remoti. 28 folding plates of anti-
quities and portrait inserted. 3 vols. 4to, boards, vellum back.
Rome, 1785-87
3290 Lanzi (Luigi). Saggio di Lingua Etrusca e di altre Antiche
d'ltalia per servire alia Storia de' Popoli, delle Lingua e delle Belle
Arti. Folding plates at the end of each volume. Edizione seconda.
3 vols 8vo, half calf. Florence, 1824-25
3291 Taylor (Isaac). Etruscan Researches. Illustrated. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1874
3292 FINNISH. Ahlman (Ferd.) Svensk-Finsk och FinskSvensk
Ordbok. (Swedish-Finnish and Finnish-Swedish Dictionary.)
2 vols, in one. Post 8vo, half roan. Helsingfors, 1883-84
3293 Bible. Biblia, se on Pyha Raamattu, Wanha ja Uusi Testa-
menti. 8vo, sheep. Stockholm, 1852
3294 Brown (J. C.) People of Finland in Archaic Times, being
sketches of them given in the Kalevala and in other national works.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
3295 Comparetti (Domenico). The Traditional Poetry of the
Finns. Translated by I. M. Anderton. Introduction by Andrew
Lang. 8vo, cloth. London, 1898
2296 Godenhjelm (B. F.) Handbook of the History of Finnish
Literature (Second and Revised Edition). Translated (with Notes)
by E. D. Butler. Portrait. Crown 8vo, cloth, pp. 100. London, 1896
396 European Xanguaoes ano IRaces
FINNISH— Continued.
3297 Helenius (Carl). Suomalainen ja Ruozalainen Sanakirja.
Finsk och Svensk samt Svensk och Finsk Ord-Bok. Thick crown
8vo, wrappers, pp. 1172 + xxxix. Abo, 1838
3298 Kalevala. Kalevala taikka Wanhoja Karjalan Runoja
Suomen kansan muinosista ajoista. 2 vols, in 1. Post 8vo, cloth.
Helsingfors: J. C. Frenckellin, 1835
* First Printed Edition of the Kalevala, edited by Dr. Elias Lonnrot. This edition
contains 32 runes (or cantos).
3299 Kalevala. Ofversatt af M. A. Castren. 2 vols, in one. Crown
8vo, cloth. George Webbe Dasent's copy, with his autograph.
* The Kalevala translated into Swedish. Helsingfors, 1841
3300 Kalevala. Kalewala, Lyhennetty laitos. Tarkeammilla
selityksilla koulujen tarpeeksi warustanut E. L[6nnrot], i2mo,
wrappers, pp. 411. Helsingfors, 1862
3301 Kalevala. The Kalevala. The Epic Poem of Finland into
English. By J. M. Crawford. 2 frontispieces (an Ancient Finnish
Warrior, and a Heroine.) 2 vols, post 8vo, half roan.
New York, 1888
3302 Koskinen (I.) Finnische Geschichte von den fruhesten Zeiten
bis auf die Gegenwart. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 638. Leipzig, 1874
33°3 Pipping (Fredr. Wilh.) Forteckning ofver i Tryck Utgifna
Skrifter pa Finska. With facsimile. 4to, paper, pp. 756 + xii. (Suo-
malaisen Kirjallisunden Seuran Toimituksia. 20 osa.)
Helsingfors, 1856-57
* Bibliography of all books printed in Finland, or books printed in other countries,
that describe or mention Finland. Arranged chronologically. Scarce.
3304 FLEMISH. Delepierre (Octave). Sketch of the History of
Flemish Literature, and its Celebrated Authors, from the Twelfth
Century down to the Present Time. Compiled from Flemish Sources.
8vo, cloth. London, i860
3305 Olinger (Abbe). Nieuw Vlaemsch-Fransch en Fransch-
Vlaemsch Woordenboek. Nouvelle Edition, revue, corrigee, et
augmentee. 2 parts in 1. Post 8vo, half roan (rubbed). Malines, 1846
3306 FRENCH. Avenel (Henri). Annuaire de la Presse Francais,
1889. Dixieme Ann6e. Crown 8vo, cloth, pp. 939. Paris, 1889
* Bibliography of the Periodical Literature of France.
European Xanauaaes ano "IRaccs 397
FRENCH— Continued.
3307 B£ranger. Bibliographic de l'CEuvre de P. J. de Beranger.
Par Jules Brivois. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 120. Paris, 1876
* No. 416 of 500 signed copies on " papier verge."
3308 Bertrand (Alexandre). Archeologie Celtique et Gauloise.
Memoires et Documents relatifs aux premiers Temps de Notre
Histoire Nationale. 10 plates and illustrations in the text. 8vo, half
calf. With Armorial bookplate of Edward Lowry Barnwell.
Paris, 1876
33°9 Bonnechose (Emile de). History of France to the Revolu-
tion of 1848. Authorized translation edited by S. O. Beeton. Map.
2 vols, in one. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
3310 Bourgain (L'Abbe L.) La Chaire Francaise au XII. Siecle,
d'apres les Manuscrits. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 399. Paris, 1879
* Some of the chapters are : Les Juifs ; la Magie ; l'Antechrist; les Monasteres ; le
Culte de Notre-Dame; les Seigneurs (brigandage, etc.); le Clerge, les Heretiques, etc.
331 1 Brachet (A.) Etymological Dictionary of the French Lan-
guage. Translated by G. W. Kitchin. Second Edition. Post 8vo,
cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.) Oxford, 1878
3312 Brunet (G.) La France Litteraire au XVe Siecle; ou, Cata-
logue Raisonne- des Ouvrages en tout genre Imprim6s en langue
Francaise jusqu'a l'an 1500. 8vo, paper, pp. 256. Paris, 1865
3313 Brunetiere (Ferdinand). Manual of the History of French
Literature. Authorized translation by Ralph Derechef. Portraits.
Post 8vo, cloth. New York [1898]
3314 Code Napoleon. The Code Napoleon; or, The French Civil
Code. Literally translated from the original and official edition,
published at Paris, in 1804. By a Barrister of the Inner Temple
[George Spence]. 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1824
33!5 Dowden (Edward). History of French Literature. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1899
3316 Froissart. Froissart. By Mary Darmesteter. Translated
by E. F. Poynter. (A Sketch of the Life of Froissart, and Abstract
of his Chronicles.) Illustrated with reproductions of early drawings^ etc.
8vo, cloth. London, 1895
398 European Xanauaaes an& IRaces
FRENCH— Continued.
3317 Guileville (Guillaume de). A Modern Prose translation
of the Ancient Poem entitled the Pylgrymage of Man. With
illustrations and an Appendix. 4to, cloth. London, 1859
* Edited by Miss Cust. It has been suggested that Bunyan obtained the idea of
the Pilgrim's Progress from this book. However, a considerable number of similar
allegories. were written in the fourteenth to sixteenth centuries, of which this of De
Guileville was the first, and was probably written (though not printed, of course)
about 1350.
3318 Hessels (J. H.) Lex Salica: the Ten Texts with the Glosses
and the Lex Emendata, synoptically edited. With Notes on the
Frankish Words in the Lex Salica by H.Kern. 4to, cloth. London, 1880
33 19 Hutson (Charles Woodward). History of French Litera-
ture. i2mo, cloth. New York, 1
3325
3320 Joinville (Jean — Sire De). Histoire de Saint Louis, Credo,
et Lettre a Louis X. Texte original, accompagne d'une Traduction
par M. Natalie de Wailly. Seconde Edition. 46 facsimiles {two
illuminated in gold and colors'), maps, etc. Royal 8vo, half red morocco
gilt, gilt top, (a little rubbed). Paris, 1874
3321 Jordrell (D.) Catalogue Annuel de la Librairie Francaise
pour 1896. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 287. . Paris, 1897
3322 Kitchin (G. W.) A History of France (1453-1793). Sec-
ond Edition, revised (Vol. 1, 3rd Edition, 1892). Maps. 3 vols,
post 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.) Oxford, 1892-1885
3323 Lacombe (Paul). Bibliographic Parisienne. Tableaux de
Moeurs (1600-1880). Avec une Preface par Jules Cousin. Royal
8vo, paper, pp. 249. Paris, 1887
*No. 180 of 500 copies on " papier velin."
3324 Lang (Andrew). The Song Story of Aucassin and Nicolette.
Translated from the Ancient French. Printed in red and black.
Square i2mo, half buckram. New Rochelle, 1902
' Only 240 copies printed by the Elston Press.
Lartet (Edouard) and Christy (Henry). Reliquiae Aqui-
tanicae; being contributions to the Archaeology and Palaeontology
of Perigord and the adjoining Provinces of France. Edited by
Thomas Rupert Jones. With 87 plates, 3 maps and 132 woodcuts.
thick 4to, cloth. London, 1875
European ^Languages ano "IRaces 399
F R E N C H— Continued.
3326 Le Petit (Jules). Bibliographic des Principales Editions
Originales d' Ecrivains Frangais du XVe au XVIIIe Siecle. With
about 300 facsimile title-pages of the books described. Royal 8vo, orgi-
nal wrappers, uncut, pp. 583. Paris, 1888
3327 Le Soudier (H.) Bibliographic Frangaise. Recueil de
Catalogues des Editeurs Francais, accompagne d'une Table Alpha-
betique par noms d'Auteurs, et d'une Table Systematique. 6 vols,
royal 8vo, half morocco. . Paris, 1896
3328 Littre (E.) Dictionnaire de la Langue Frangaise. Con-
tenant, 1. Le Nomenclature . . . . ; 2. La Grammaire ....53.
La Signification des Mots . . . . ; 4. La Partie Historique . . . . ;
5. L'Etymologie. 4 vols. 4to, half morocco, pp. 4708. Paris, 1874-75
* Fine copy of this monumental French Dictionary.
3329 Lorenz (Otto). Catalogue General de la Librairie Fran-
caise pendant 25 Ans (1840-1865). 4 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco.
* The rare original edition, and not the facsimile reprint. Paris, 1 867-7 1
333° Manuscripts of the Kings of France. Account and Ex-
tracts of the Manuscripts in the Library of the King of France.
Published under the Inspection of a Committee of the Royal
Academy of Science at Paris. Translated from the French. 2 vols.
8vo, boards, uncut. London, 1789
* Full analyses are given of many curious manuscripts, among them being an account
of the death of Richard II., translations of Oriental MSS., etc.
3331 Martin (Henri). Etudes d'Archeologie Celtique; notes de
Voyages dans les Pays Celtiques et Scandinaves. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 427. Paris, 1872
* Les Races Brunes et les Races Blondes; Antiquites Irlandaises; Antiquites Bre-
tonnes; Numismatique Gauloise; Mythologie Celtique; etc.
3332 Martin (Dom Jacques), Benediclin. La Religion des Gaulois
tiree des plus pures sources de 1'Antiquite. 44 full-page copper-plates
representing Druids, Idols showing the survival of Serpent-worship, figures
used in the Mysteries of Mithras, etc. 2 vols. 4to, old calf. Paris, 1727
3333 Masson (Gustave). Early Chroniclers of Europe. France.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London [1881 ?]
3334 Michel (Francisque). Histoire des Races Maudites de la
France et de l'Espagne. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf (name on title). With
armorial bookplate of Wm. Tomline. Paris, 1847
* Scarce. History of those Ancient Races of France almost extinct, with ex-
amples of their Chansons, etc.
400 European ^languages ano IRaces
FREHCH— Continued.
3335 Michelant (H.) Catalogue de la Bibliotheque de Francois
Ier a Blois, en 15 18. Royal 8vo, half cloth, pp. 48, original wrappers
bound in. Paris, 1863
3336 Murray. Handbook for Travellers in France. Seventeenth
Edition. Maps and plans. 2 vols. i2mo, cloth. London, 1884-86
3337 Musset (Alfred de). Bibliographic des CEuvres d'Alfred
de Musset; et des Ouvrages, Gravures, et Vignettes qui s'y Rap-
portent. Par Maurice Clouard. Etched portrait. Imp. 8vo, paper,
pp. 98. Paris, 1883
* No. 173 of only 300 copies on " Papier velin."
333% Nismes. Histoire des Antiquites de la Ville de Nismes et de
ses Environs. 13 plates {should be 14) ; a portion of one of the plates
torn away. An original drawing of a Phallic remain is inserted.
8vo, wrappers. F. W. Fairholt's autograph on title. Nismes, 1819
3339 Paris. Baedeker's Guide Book. Eighth Edition. Maps
and plans, izmo, cloth. Leipzig, 1884
3340 Perry (Walter C.) The Franks, from their First Appear-
ance in History to the Death of King Pepin. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1857
3341 Querard (M. J. M.) Les Supercheries Litteraires De-
voilees. Galerie des Auteurs Apocryphes, Supposes, Deguisees
Plagiaires, et des Editeurs Infideles de la Litterature Francaise
pendant les quatre derniers Siecles. 5 vols. 8vo, half calf.
Paris, 1847-53
3342 Renan (Ernest) and Le Clerc (Victor). Histoire Lit-
teraire de la France au Quatorzieme Siecle. Discours sur l'Etat
des Lettres par Victor Le Clerc. Discours sur l'Etat des Beaux-
Arts par Ernest Renan. Seconde Edition. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half
crimson crushed levant. Paris, 1865
3343 Saintsbury (George). Short History of French Literature.
Post 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.) Oxford, 1882
3344 Saintsbury (George). Specimens of French Literature from
Villon to Hugo. Crown 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.)
Oxford, 1883
3345 Schmitz (Bernhard). Encyclopadie des Philologischen
Studiums. Zweiter Theil: Die Litteratur der Franzosisch-Eng-
lischen Philologie. 8vo, half morocco. Leipzig, 1876
European Xanguages ano "Races 4° 1
FRENCH— Continued.
3346 Spiers (A). Spiers and Surenne's French and English
Pronouncing Dictionary. Revised, corrrected and enlarged by G. P.
Quackenbos. Thick royal 8vo, half morocco. New York, 1853
3347 FRENCH-CANADIAN. Caron (Abbe N.) Petit Vocabulaire
a l'usage des Canadiens-Francais. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 63.
Trois-Rivieres, 1880
3348 FRISIAN. Cummins (Adley H.) Grammar of the Old Friesic
Language. Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1881
3349 Hewet (W. T.) The Frisian Language and Literature. A
Historical Study. Post 8vo, half roan, pp. 60. Ithaca, N.Y., 1879
3350 Oera Linda Book (The). From a Manuscript of the Thir-
teenth Century. The Original Frisian Text, verified by Dr. J. O.
Ottema, accompanied by an English Version of Dr. Ottema's Dutch
Translation, by William R. Sandbach. Facsimile, etc. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1876
3351 Outzen (N.) Glossarium der Friesischen Sprache, besonders
in nordfriesischer Mundart, zur Vergleichung mit den verwandten
Germanischen und Nordischen, auch mit Zweckmassigem Hinblick
auf die Danische Sprache. Herausgegeben von L. Engelstoft und
C. Molbech. Small 4to, half morocco. Copenhagen, 1837
3352 Postma (G.) and Clercq (P. De). Lytse Fryske Spraekleare
it Westerlauwersk. 121x10, wrappers, pp. 128. Ljouwert, 1904
3353 Richthoffen (Dr. Karl Freiherrn Von). Altfriesisches
Worterbuch. Small 4to, cloth. Gottingen, 1840
3354 Sturenburg (Cirk Heinrich). Ostfriesisches Worterbuch.
Royal 8vo, half calf. Aurich, 1857
3355 GENEVAN. Glossaire Genevois; ou, Recueil Etymologique des
Termes dont se compose le Dialecte de Geneve, etc. 8vo, half
morocco, uncut, by Cape. Geneva, 1820
* Written by Professor Jean Humbert, the Orientalist.
3356 GERMAN. Abel (H. F. Otto). Die Deutschen Personen-Namen.
8vo, half morocco, pp. 61. With Bookplate of B. Homer Dixon.
Berlin, 1853
3357 Adler (G. J.) Dictionary of the German and English Lan-
guage . . . compiled from the Works of Hilpert, Flugel, Grieb,
Heyse, and others. In Two Parts. German-English and English-
German. Sixth Revised Edition. Royal 8vo, half roan.
New York, 1863
402 European Xanauages anfc IRaces
GERMAN— Continued.
2358 Behagkl (Otto). Die Deutsche Sprache. (Geschichte
der Sprache.) Crown 8vo, cloth. Leipzig, 1886
3359 Bryce (James). The Holy Roman Empire. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1889
* The First Library Edition, reprinted in 8vo from the smaller 8th edition. This
8th edition was revised and corrected.
3360 Busch (Dr. Moritz). Bismarck. Some Secret Pages of his
History. Being a Diary kept by Dr. Moritz Busch during twenty-
five years of official and private intercourse. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth,
uncut. (Librar)r labels removed from covers.) London, 1898
3361 Celtes (Conrad). Die Werke der Hrotsvitha. Herausge-
geben von Dr. K. A. Barack. 8vo, calf, gilt. Nuremberg, 1858
* To Celtes is ascribed the revival of learning in Germany. The original manu-
script of the pieces' contained in this volume is endorsed in the handwriting of Celtes
as being by Hrotsvitha, a German nun of Saxony. Whether they were written by a
woman or Celtes himself is uncertain, but they are of importance as containing the
earliest-known Latin mystery plays written since the fall of the Roman Empire. It is
also an open question whether it is due to Celtes or to Reuchlin, his contemporary,
that plays were first publicly performed in Germany. Plays by both were performed
almost about the same time.
3362 Eiselein (J.) Die Sprichworter und Sinnreden des Deutschen
Volkes in alter und neuerZeit. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 675. Freiburg, 18 40
33^3 Frederician Code. A Body of Law for the Dominions of
the King of Prussia. 2 vols. 8vo, calf. Edinburgh, 1761
* With the early American bookplate of Thos. H. Henderson, Williams-
burg, in each volume (ca. 1790). Unknown to Allen.
3364 Giesebrecht (Wilhelm). Geschichte der Deutschen Kaiser-
zeit. 6 vols, in 10 divisions. 8vo, boards and wrappers. (As 10 vols.)
Braunschweig, 1855-1895
3365 Greenwood (Thomas). The First Book of the History of
the Germans. Barbaric Period. (All published.) 4to, three-quarter
morocco, gilt top, uncut, pp. 874. London, 1836
3366 Grimm (Jacob). Deutsche Grammatik. Zweite Ausgabe.
4 vols. 8vo, tree calf. Fine copy. Gottingen, 1822-37
3367 Grimm (Jacob). Geschichte der Deutschen Sprache. Zweite
Auflage. 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, half calf, gilt. Leipzig, 1853
European ^Languages ano IRaces 403
GERMAN-0«/t'*«<-(/.
3368 Grimm (Jacob und Wilhelm). Deutsches Worterbuch.
Von Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm. Portrait. 12 vols. 4to (9 vols, in
half morocco, the remainder in the original parts).
Leipzig, 1854-1893
* Although the letters " G," "S." have not been completed, and nothing after
" Verleihen," this set includes all published up to 1893 of this Monumental Diction-
ary. The definitions are illustrated by proverbial expressions, passages from authors,
etc.
3369 Grimm (Jacob). Teutonic Mythology. Translated from the
fourth edition of Jacob Grimm, with Notes and Appendix by James
Stevens Stallybrass. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1882-88
3370 Gummere (Francis B.) Germanic Origins. A Study in
Primitive Culture. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1892
3371 Heinsius (Wilhelm). Allgemeines Bucher-Lexikon, oder
vollstandiges Alphabetisches Verzeichnisz von 1700 bis zu 1879.
Sechzehnter Band, von 1875 bis ende 1879, m 2I lieferung. 4to,
wrappers. (As 21 parts.) Leipzig, 1880-82
3372 Heinzel (Richard) and Sch^rer (Wilhelm). Notkers
Psalmen nach der Wiener Handschrift. 8vo, half cloth.
* From a manuscript of about the nth Century. Strasburg, 1876
3373 Helfenstein (James). Comparative Grammar of the Teu-
tonic Languages . . . comprising Gothic, Anglo-Saxon, Early and
Modern English, Icelandic (Old Norse), Danish, Swedish, Old High
German, etc. 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
3374 Hilpert (Joseph Leonhard). Dictionary of the English-
German and German-English Languages. 2 vols. 4to, half morocco.
Karlsruhe, 1857
* One of the fullest dictionaries in existence of the two languages.
3375 Hosmer (James K.) Short History of German Literature.
8vo, cloth. St. Louis, 1879
3376 Kluge (Friedrich). An Etymological Dictionary of the
German Language. Translated from the Fourth German Edition
by John Francis Davis. Square 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
3377 Koenig (Robert). Deutsche Literaturgeschichte. With ipj
facsimiles of rare portraits, prints, etc. Siebente Auflage. 8vo, cloth,
gilt, pp. 655. Bielefeld, 1879
3378 Koenig (Robert). Deutsche Literaturgeschichte. Elfte
Auflage. With 297 facsimiles, etc. 8vo, cloth, gilt, pp. 840.
Bielefeld, 1881
404 European Slanguages ano IRaces
GRRM AN— Continued.
3379 Korte (Wilhelm). Die Sprichworte und sprichwortlichen
Redensarten der Deutschen. 8vo, cloth. Leipzig, 1837
* Dictionary of proverbial expressions.
3380 Kurz (Heinrich). Geschichte der Deutschen Literatur mit
ausgewahlten Stucken aus den Werken der vorziiglichsten Schrift-
steller. (With supplementary volume on recent literature.) Illus-
trated with portraits. 4 vols, royal 8vo, half roan. Leipzig, 1873
3381 Latham (R. G.) The Germania of Tacitus; with Ethno-
logical Dissertations and Notes. Map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1851
3382 Lewis (Charlton T.) History of Germany from the Earliest
Times. Founded on Muller's " History of the German People."
Map and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1874
33%3 Low German Dialects (Osnaburgh, etc.). Idioticon Osna-
brugense, von Johann Christoph Strodtmann, Leipzig, 1756, pp.
392; Idioticon Prussicum, oder, Entwurf eines Preuszischen Wor-
terbuches, von Johann George Bock, Konigsberg, 1759, pp. 86;
Kurtze Erorterung des ehemaligen Religions-Wesen derTeutschen,
von Siebrand Meyer, Leipzig, 1756, pp. 272. The three bound in
one volume. 1 2mo, half calf.
3384 Lucas (N. I.) Dictionary of the English and German and
German and English Languages, adapted to the present state of
Literature, Science, Commerce and Arts. 2 vols, very thick royal
8vo, half russia. Bremen, 1854-63
* The fullest and best dictionary of the two languages.
3385 Metcalf (Frederick). History of German Literature, based
on the German work of Vilmar. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1858
3386 Moschzisker (Franz Adolph). Guide to German Literature.
Vignette portraits. 2 vols. 12010, cloth. London, 1850
* Critical notices of authors from the earliest period (Ulfilas), with extracts,
analyses of their writings, etc.
3387 Neumann's Geographisches Lexikon des Deutschen Reichs,
colored plans of towns, complete in 40 parts, wrappers; also, Raven-
stein's Atlas zu Neumann's Geographischen Lexikon. 14 colored
maps. (As 3 vols.) Leipzig, 1882-83
3388 Obermuller (Wilhelm). Deutsch-Keltisches, Geschichtlich-
Geographisches Worterbuch, zur erklarung der Fluss-Berg-Orts-
Gau-Volker und Personen-namen Europa, West-Asiens und Nord
Afrikas, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt. Leipzig, 1868-72
European Xanguaoes anb IRaces 405
GERMAN— Continued.
3389 Sievers (Eduard). Paradigmen zur Deutschen Gram-
matik, Gotisch, Altnordisch, Angelsachsisch, Altsachsisch, Althoch-
deutsch, Mittelhochdeutsch. Narrow folio, unbound, in portfolio
(boards). Halle, 1874
3390 Solling (Gustav). Diutiska, an Historical and Critical
Survey of the Literature of Germany from the Earliest Period to the
Death of Goethe. 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1863
3391 Stacke (L.) Deutsche Geschichte. I. Band (von der altesten
Zeit bis zu Maximilien I.); II. Band (von Maximilien I. bis zur
neuesten Zeit). Zweite unveranderte Auflage. Portraits, maps,
and hundreds 0/ facsimiles of rare prints, documents, etc. 2 thick vols.
8vo, half morocco. Bielefeld, 1880-81
3392 Super (O. B.) Elementary German Reader with Notes and
Vocabulary. Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1896
3393 Veckenstedt (Dr. Edmund). Zeitschrift fur Volks-
kunde . . . Organ der Deutschen Gesellschaft fur Volkskunde.
Vols. 1 to 4 complete. 8vo (Vol. I. bound in half morocco, the
remainder in the original parts). 4 vols. Leipzig, 1889-92
3394 Wander (K. F. W.) Deutsches Sprichworter-Lexikon. Ein
Hausschatz fur das Deutsche Volk. 5 vols, royal 8vo, boards, un-
cut. Leipzig, 1867-80
* A dictionary of Proverbial Sayings and Adages, with similar sayings from other
countries. Valuable in the study of folk-lore.
3395 Weller (Emil). Die Deutsche Literatur im ersten Viertel
des Sechzehnten Jahrhunderts. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 506. (Supple-
ment to Panzer's Deutsche Annalen.) Nordlingen, 1864
3396 GERMAN (MIDDLE HIGH). Hainz (H.) Practische Gram-
matik der Mittelhochdeutschen Sprache. Mit Lesestiicken und
Worterverzeichnis. Crown 8vo, cloth. Vienna, n. d.
3397 Nibelungen Lied. Bramfels (Dr. Ludwig). Das Nibe-
lungen Lied, uebersetzt. nmo, half roan. Frankfurt a/M, 1846
* With the original text.
3398 Nibelungen Lied. Cossovel (Franz). Das Nibelungen
Lied (nach der Bearbeitung von Emil Engelmann). Micro-kalli-
graphische Wiedergabe, mit freier Hand und ohne Anwendung
einer Loupe. Folio, folded to 8vo, in cloth covers. Vienna, n. d.
* A curiosity of lithography. The text in microscopic script reproduced by photo-
lithography.
406 European Xanguaaes ano IRaces
GERMAN (MIDDLE-HIGH)-Cra««Kerf.
3399 Nibelungen Lied. Foster-Barham (Alfred G. ) The Nibe-
lungen Lied. Lay of the Nibelung. Translated from the German.
Post 8vo, cloth. (Presentation copy.) London, 1887
3400 Nibelungen Lied. Hagen (Friedrich Heinrich von der).
Der Nibelungen Lied in der alten vollendeten Gestalt. Woodcut
illustrations. 8vo, boards, cloth back. Berlin, 1842
3401 Nibelungen Lied. Lettsom (Wm. Nanson). The Fall of
the Nibelungers, otherwise the Book of Kriemhild. A Translation
of the Nibelunge Not, or Nibelungenlied. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London, 1850
3402 Nibelungen Lied. Lubben (August). Worterbuch der
Nibelunge Not. 8vo, limp boards, cloth back. Oldenburg, 1854
3403 Nibelungen Lied. Schonhuth (Ottmar F. H.) Das Nibe-
lungenlied nach der Reichsten und Altesten Handschrift des Frei-
herrn Joseph v. Laszberg, mit einem Worterbuch, &c. "Herausge-
geben von O. F. H. Schonhuth. Dritte Auflage. Facsimile. Square
i2mo, half morocco. Heilbronn, 1862
3404 Ziemann (Adolph). Mittelhochdeutsches Worterbuch zum
Handgebrauch. Nebst Grammatischer Einleitung. 8vo, half mo-
rocco (rubbed). Quedlinburg, 1838
3405 GERMAN (OLD HIGH). Boethius. Althochdeutsches Lesebuch
enthaltend die althochdeutsche Ubersetzung der Consolatio Philo-
sophiae des Boethius. Von E. G. Graff. 8vo, sewed, pp. 138.
Berlin, 1837
3406 Eschenburg (Johann Joachim). Denkmaler Altdeutscher
Dichtkunst. 8vo, half calf. Bremen, 1799
* The Meistersingers, Troubadour Songs, etc. From old manuscripts, etc.
3407 Wright (Joseph). An Old High-German Primer, with Gram-
mar, Notes, and Glossary. 1 2tno, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.)
Oxford, 1888
3408 Wright (Joseph). An Old High-German Primer, with Gram-
mar, Notes, and a Glossary. umo, cloth. (Clarendon Press
Series.) Oxford, 1888
European Xanauages ano IRaces 407
3409 GERMAN (PENNSYLVANIAN.) Fischer (H. L.) Kurzweil
un Zeitfertreib, odder Pennsylfaanisch Deutsche Folks-Lieder.
Frontispiece. Crown 8vo, cloth. York, Penna., 1882
3410 Haldeman (S. S.) Pennsylvania Dutch: A Dialect of South
German with an Infusion of English. 8vo, cloth, pp. 69.
London, 1872
341 1 Haldeman (S. S.) Pennsylvania Dutch: A Dialect of South
German with an Infusion of English. 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
3412 Hoffman (W. J.) Gschicht fun da Alta Tsaita in Pensilfani.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 7. (Reprinted from Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc,
Vol. xxii.) Philadelphia, 1894
* Sketch of the Olden Time in Pennyslvania.
3413 GOTHIC. Bernhardt (Ernst). Kurzgefasste Gotische Gram-
matik. Anhang zur Gotischen Bibel des Vulfila. Crown 8vo, limp
cloth, pp. 118. Halle, 1885
3414 Braune (Wilhelm). Gothic Grammar. With Selections
for Reading and a Glossary. Translated from the Second German
Edition by G. H. Balg. 8vo, half morocco. MS. notes in pencil
throughout, original wrappers bound in, pp. 128. New York, 1883
3415 Cassiodorus. M. Aurelii Cassiodori Senatoris Opera Omnia
quae Extant. Cum Indice Rerum et Sententiarum scitu notatuque
digniorum. Thick nmo, calf, gilt.
Aureliae Allobrogum (Geneva), 1609
* Besides the writings of Cassiodorus, the volume contains: Edictum Theoderici
Regis Italiae, C. Sollii Apollinaris de Theoderico Rege Kpistola (vita Theoderici),
Jornandes Historia Gothorum, and Ennodii Panegyricus Theoderico.
3416 Cassiodorus. The Letters of Cassiodorus, being a con-
densed translation of the Variae Epistola;. With an Introduction
by Thomas Hodgkin. 8vo, 'cloth. London, 1886
* Cassiodorus is the principal authority for the History of Italy in the fifth century,
the period of Theodoric and the Goths. These letters are the historical part of his
writings.
3417 Diefenbach (Dr. Lorenz). Vergleichendes Worterbuch
der Gotischen Sprache. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf (binding of Vol. I.
very slightly damaged). Frankfort am Main, 1851
3418 Jamieson(John). Hermes Scythicus; or, The Radical Affinities
of the Greek and Latin Languages to the Gothic . . . with a Disserta-
tion on the Historical Proofs of the Scythian Origin of the Greeks.
8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1814
408 European ^Languages an& IRaces
GOTHIC— Continued.
3419 Jornandes, Episcopus Ravennas. De Getarum, sive
Gothorum Origine et Rebus Gestis, Isidori Chronicon Gothorum,
Vandalorum, Suevorum, et Wisigothorum, Procopii Fragmentum,
de Priscis Sedibus et Migrationibus Gothorum, Greece et Latinae,
Accessit Jornandes de Regnorum et Temporum successione, cum
notis Bon. Vulcanii Brugensis, Leyden, 1597; Bon. Vulcanio
Brugensis de Literis et Lingua Getarum sive Gothorum, item de
Notis Lombardicis, Quibus accesserunt Specimina variarum Lingua-
rum, Leyden, 1597; Pauli Warnefredi Langobardi filii, Diaconi
Foroivliensis, De Gestis Langobardorum, Leyden, 1595. Bound in
one volume, thick i2mo, original vellum. Fine copy.
Lugd. Bat. (Leyden): Officina Plantiniana, 1595-97
* Jornandes, who was a Goth, lived in the sixth century, and his writings are the
sole authority for the statement that the Goths came originally from Sweden, accord-
ing to their own traditions. His history was mainly founded on the lost history of
Cassiodorus. Isidorus was also a Goth, who lived and wrote in Spain in the seventh
century; Vulcanius' treatise on the Gothic language is stated by him to have been
written by an anonymous author. It contains specimens of Gothic characters, and
also King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon preface to Gregory's Pastoral Care, being the first
Anglo-Saxon printed on the Continent. Paulus Warnefridius (perhaps more generally
known as Paul Diacre) was a Lombard, and secretary to Desiderius, the last King of
the Lombards; after the subjugation of Lombardy by Charlemagne he lived some time
at that Emperor's court.
3420 Ramsay (W. M. and C. D.) The Gothic Handbook, beingan
Introduction to the History of the Goths and to the Study of the
Gothic Tongue. Post 8vo, cloth. London, n. d. [1889]
3421 Skeat (W. W.) A Moeso-Gothic Glossary, with Introduction,
Outline of Moeso-Gothic Grammar, and List of Anglo-Saxon and
Old and Modern English Words etymologically connected with
Moeso-Gothic. 4to, cloth. London, 1868
3422 Ulfilas. Ulphilse Versionem Gothicam nonnullorum capi-
tum Epistolae Pauli ad Romanos . . . E litura Codiciscuisdam Manu-
scripti Rescripti qui in Augusta apud Guelpherbytanos Bibliotheca
adservatur. Commentatus Franciscus Antonius Knittel. Engraved
frontispiece and 12 folding plates of facsimiles. 4to, old calf.
Guelpherbyti [ Wolfenbuttel], n. d. [1762?]
3423 Ulfilas. Gaugengigl (Ign.) Alteste Denkmaler der Deut-
schen Sprache erhalten in Ulfilas Gothischer Bibeliibersetzung.
Zweite Ausgabe. With folding plate, giving a comparative view of the
Gothic characters in the various codices. 8vo, half calf. With armorial
bookplate of John Moore Heath. Passau, 1849
* The introduction contains an account of editions of Ulfilas.
European Xanguaoes ano "Races 409
G O T H I C—Cont inued.
3424 Ulfilas. Ulfilas. Die Heiligen Schriften, alten und neuen
bundes in Gothischer Sprache mit . . . Griechischen und Lateinischen
texte, Anmerkungen, Worterbuch, Sprachlehre, und Geschichtlicher
einleitung. Von H. F. Massmann. 8vo, cloth. Stuttgart, 1857
3425 Ulfilas. Stamm (Friedrich Ludwig). Ulfilas oderdie uns
erhaltenen Denkmaler der gothischen Sprache. Text, Grammatik
und Worterbuch. Vierte Auflage besorgt von Dr. Moritz Heyne.
8vo, half morocco. Paderborn, 1869
3426 Ulfilas. Fr. Ludwig Stamm's Ulfilas. Neu herausgegeben
von Dr. Moritz Heyne. Funfte Auflage. 8vo, half morocco.
Paderborn, 1872
3427 Ulfilas. Die Gotische Bibel des Vulfila, nebst der Skeireins,
dem Kalender und demUrkunden. Mit Glossar, etc. i2mo, wrap-
pers, pp. 334. Halle, 1884
3428 Wright (Joseph). Primer of the Gothic Language, with
Grammar, Notes, and Glossary. i2mo, cloth. (Clarendon Press
Series.) Oxford, 1892
3429 GYPSIES. Ascoli (G. J.) Zigeunerisches . . . Besonders auch
als Nachtrag zu dem Pott'schen werke: " Die Zigeuner in Europa
und Asien." 8vo, wrappers, pp. 178. Halle, 1865
* Intended as an Appendix to Pott's great work on the Gypsies, which appeared in
1844.
3430 [Borrow (George).] Embeo e Majaro Lucas ... El Evan-
gelio segun S. Lucas, traducido al Romani, o dialecto de losGitanos
de Espana. i2mo, original sheep. Fine copy. [Madrid], 1837
* Very scarce. First Edition of Borrow's Translation of the Gospel of St. Luke.
It is stated that only 250 were issued, and many of these have been destroyed, being
appropriated by the gipsies as charms against arrest.
3431 Borrow (George). Romano Lavo-Lil: Word-Book of the
Romany; or, English Gypsy Language. With many pieces in Gypsy
. . . Specimens of their Poetry . . . places inhabited by them, and of
various things relating to Gypsy Life in England. Post 8vo, original
cloth. London, 1874
* Very scarce. Illustrated clipping on the gypsies of New York laid in.
3432 [C . . . (A. De).] Diccionario del Dialecto Gitano. Origin
y Costumbres de los Gitanos, contiene mas de 4,500 voces con su
correspondencia castellana y sus definiciones. i2mo, wrappers,
pp. 239. Barcelona, 185 1
4Jo European Xanguaaes ano IRaces
GYPSIES— Continued.
3433 Foherczeg (Jozsef). Czigany Nyelvtan. Romano Csibakero
Szilkaribe. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 377. Budapest, 1888
3434 Grellmann (Heinrich Moritz Gottlieb). Dissertation on
the Gipsies, being an Historical Enquiry concerning the Manner of
Life, CEconomy, Customs and Conditions of these People in Europe,
and their Origin. Translated by Matthew Raper. 4to, old leather,
rebacked. London, 1787
* Valuable for its numerous references to early books that mention the gypsies. A
curious chapter is that on cannibal practices by them.
3435 Hoyland (John). Historical Survey of the Customs, Habits,
and Present State of the Gypsies; designed to develop the origin
of this singular People, etc. 8vo, half calf.
York: For the Author, 181 6
3436 Jesini (P. Josef). Romani Cib, oder die Zigeuner-Sprache
(Grammatik, Worterbuch, Chrestomathie). Dritte vermehrte Auf-
lage. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 240. Leipzig, 1886
* With Romany songs and fables (line for line with the German translation).
3437 Kalini (Dr. Antoine). La Langue des Tziganes Slovaques.
8vo, wrappers, pp. in. Posen, 1882
3438 MacRitchie (David). Accounts of the Gypsies of India.
Colored map and illustration, and plan. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
3439 MacRitchie (David). Scottish Gypsies under the Stewarts.
8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1894
3440 Miklosich (Franz). Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Zigeuner-
mundarten. 4 parts in 3. 8vo, wrappers. Vienna, 1874-78
3441 Moraes (Dr. Mello). Cancioneiro dos Ciganos. Poesia
popular dos ciganos de Cidade Nova. 3 parts in 1 (with an addi-
tional ethnological contribution by Sylvio Romero). i2mo, wrap-
pers, pp. 90. Rio de Janeiro, 1885
3442 Moraes (Dr. Mello). Os Ciganos no Brazil. Contribuicao
Ethnographica. 2 parts in 1. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 203.
Rio de Janeiro, 1886
3443 Paspati (Alexandre G. ) Etudes sur les Tchinghianes, ou
Bohemiens de l'Empire Ottoman. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 653.
Constantinople, 1870
* As usual, this copy wants pages 521-536. Laid in is an A. L. S. of the author
in regard to this omission.
European Xanguaoes ano IRaces 41 1
GYPSI ES— Continued.
3444 Pincherle (James). I Ghilengheri Ghflia Salomun6skero
an i Romani tcib. II Cantico dei Cantici di Salomone . . . nell'
idioma Zingaresca (Indo-Orientale). 8vo, wrappers, pp. 13.
Trieste, 1875
3445 Pischel (Dr. R.) Die Heimath der Zigeuner. 8vo, wrap-
pers, [n. p., 1883 ?]
* Reprint from Deutsche Rundschau, ix. 12.
3446 Rebolledo (J. Tineo). "A. Chipicalli." (La Lengua Gitana).
Diccionario Gitano-Espafiol y Espafiol Gitano (9,000) voces . . .
Historia de los Gitanos desde su Aparicion en Europa, etc. Portrait.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 247. Granada, 1900
3447 Sales Mayo (Francisco de). El Gitanismo. Historia, Cos-
tumbres y Dialecto de los Gitanos. Con un Epitome de Gramatica
Gitana . . . y un Diccionario Calo-Castellano . . . por D. Francisco
'Quindale. Novisima Edicion. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 76.
Madrid, 1870
3448 Schwicker (Dr. J. H.) Die Zigeuner in Ungarn und Sieben-
biirgen. 8vo, half calf. Vienna, 1883
3449 Simson (Walter). History of the Gipsies: with Specimens
of Gipsy Language. Edited, with Notes, etc., by James Simson.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 187 1
3450 Smart (B. C.) and Crofton (H. T.) The Dialect of the
English Gypsies. Second Edition, revised and greatly enlarged.
8vo, cloth. London, 1875
3451 Sowa (Rudolf von). Die Mundart der Slovakischen Zigeuner.
8vo, half cloth. Gottingen, 1887
3452 Sundt (Eilert). Beretning om Fanteeller Landstryger-
folket i Norge. Post 8vo, half cloth. Christiania, 1850
* An account of the Norwegian Gypsies.
3453 Werken und Aufsatzen . . . iiber die Geschichte und
Sprache der Zieguner. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 15. Leipzig, 1886
* Bibliography of the Gypsies.
3454 Wlislocki (Dr. Heinrich von). Die Sprache der Transsil-
vanischen Zigeuner. Grammatik, Worterbuch. umo, wrappers,
pp. 128. Leipzig, 1884
4i2 European ^Languages anfc IRaces
Ifourtb Session.
3455 HUNGARIAN. Boner (Charles). Transylvania: its Products
and its People. Maps and numerous illustrations after photographs.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1865
3456 Csink (J.) Complete Practical Grammar of the Hungarian
Language, with Exercises. Selections from the best authors and
vocabularies, to which is added a Historical Sketch of Hungarian
Literature. Thick post 8vo, cloth. London, 1853
* Scarce.
3457 Czvittinger (David). Specimen Hungarian Literatse, Viro-
rum Eruditione Clarorum Natione Hungarorum, Dalmatarum, Croa-
tarum, Slavorum, atque Transylvanorum; Vitas, Scripta, Elogia et
Censuras, Ordine Alphabetico exhibens, accedit Bibliotheca Scrip-
torum qui extant de Rebus Hungaricis. Small 4to, boards.
Frankfurt, 171 1
3458 Ethnographia. A Magyarorszagi Neprajzi Tarsasag Erte-
sitoje. Edited by Dr. Rethy Lazlo, Hermann Antal, and Katona
Lajos. Vol. 1, 1890 (lacks No. 1) ; Vol. 2, complete; Vol. 3, 1892
(Nos. 4, 5, 7 and 9). Together 18 pieces. 8vo. Budapest, 1890-92
3459 Felbermann (Louis). Hungary and its People. J3 illustra-
tions. Second Edition, with Supplement. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, n. d. [1892?]
3460 Fessler (Ignaz Aurelius). Geschichte von Ungarn.
Zweite Auflage bearbeitet von Ernst Klein. Vorwort von Michael
Horvath. The 5 vols, complete in the original 24 Parts as issued.
8vo, wrappers. (As 5 vols.) Leipzig, 1867-83
3461 Howell (James). Florus Hungaricus; or, The History of
Hungaria and Transylvania, deduced from the Original of that
Nation ... to the present Turkish Invasion, Anno 1664. 12010,
original old calf. Fine copy. London, 1664
3462 Phillips (Henry, Jr.) Volk-Songs, translated from the Acta
Comparationis Litterarum Universarum. i6mo, boards, pp. 37.
* Printed for private circulation. Philadelphia, 1885
3463 Reich (Emil). Hungarian Literature: an Historical and
Critical Survey. Map of Hungary. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1898
3464 Singer (Ignatius). Simplified Grammar of the Hungarian
Language. Crown 8vo, cloth. (Triibner's Simplified Grammars.)
London, 1882
European Xanguages an& "Kaces 4*3
3465 IBERIAN. Boudard (P. A.) Etudes sur l'Alphabet Ib6rien et
sur quelques Monnaies Autonomes d'Espagne. 10 plates. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 126. Paris, 1852
3466 Flores Oddouz (Juan de). Monumentos descubiertos en el
Antigua Illiberia, Illipula, o Garnata. Folio, half calf (front cover
loose.) n. p., n. d.
*The Licence is in manuscript, and dated Oct. 19, 1770. As the editor was a
prebendary in the Cathedral of Granada, it was possibly printed there. 81 engraved
copper-plates, representing ancient Arabic inscriptions and alphabet, Gotho-Iberian
alphabet, and many lapidarian inscriptions.
3467 ICELANDIC. Anderson (Rasmus B.) Viking Tales of the North.
The Sagas of Thorstein, Viking's Son, and Fridthjof the Bold,
translated from the Icelandic, by R. B. Anderson and Jon Bjarna-
son ; also, Tegner's Fridthjof's Saga, translated by George Stephens.
Post 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1877
3468 Anderson (Rasmus B.) Norse Mythology ; or, The Religion
of our Forefathers, containing the Myths of the Eddas, Systematized
and Interpreted, with introduction, vocabulary and index. Third
Edition. Frontispiece. Post 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1879
3469 Anderson (Rasmus B.) The Younger Edda; also called
Snorre's Edda, or the Prose Edda. An English Version of the
Foreword, the Fooling of Gylfe, etc., . . . with Introduction, Notes,
Vocabulary, and Index. Post 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1880
3470 Bible. Bible in Icelandic. 8vo, sheep. London, 1866
3471 Catalogue of Books printed in Iceland, from A. D. 1578 to
1880, in the Library of the British Museum. Folio, wrappers,
pp. 48. London, 1885
3472 Dasent (George Webbe). Theophilus in Icelandic, Low
German and other Tongues; from MSS. in the Royal Library, Stock-
holm. Facsimile. 8vo, half morocco, pp. 112, gilt top, uncut.
London: Pickering, 1845
* Printed in Stockholm, but sold in London by Pickering.
3473 Dasent (George Webbe). The Story of Burnt Njal; or,
Life in Iceland at the end of the Tenth Century. From the Ice-
landic of Njals Saga. With Introduction, maps, and plans. First
Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, original cloth, gilt. Edinburgh, 1861
4H European Xanguages ano IRaces
ICELANDIC— Continued.
3474 Dietrich (Franz Ed. Christ.) Altnordisches Lesebuch.
Aus der Skandinavischen Poesie und Prosa bis zum XIV. Jahr-
hundert zusammengestellt, und mit iibersichtlicher Grammatik und
einem Glossar. 8vo, half calf. With armorial bookplate of John
Brent. Leipzig, 1843
3475 Edda of Saemund. Le Message de Skirnir et les Dits de
Grimir. Poemes tires de l'Edda de Saemund, avec des Notes,
traduction, et Commentaire. Par F. G. Bergmann. 121110, wrap-
pers, pp. 326. Strasbourg, 187 1
3476 Farceinga Saga. Faereyinga Saga, eller Faeroboernes His-
torie i den Islandske Grundtext med Faeroisk og Dansk Oversaet-
telse. Af Carl Christian Rafn. Map and facsimile in colors. 8vo,
boards (front cover off, and stamp on title). Copenhagen, 1832
3477 Farceinga Saga. Faereyinga Saga; oder, Geschichte der
Bewohner der Faroer im Islandischen Grundtext, mit Faroischer,
Danischer und Deutscher tjbersetzung. Herausgegeben von C. C.
Rafn und G. C. F. Mohnike. With facsimile of the original manuscript
and map. 8vo, half calf. Copenhagen, 1833
* An ancient Icelandic manuscript containing a history of the Faroe Islands.
3478 Henderson (Ebenezer). Iceland; or, The Journal of a
Residence in that Island, in 18 14 and 1815, containing observations
on the natural phenomena, history, literature, antiquities . . . man-
ners, and customs. With Introduction and Appendix. Map and
15 plates of customs, scenery, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, scored calf.
Edinburgh, 1818
3479 Keyser (Rudolph). The Religion of the Northmen. Trans-
lated by Barclay Pennock. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1854
3480 Laing (Samuel). The Heimskringla; or, Chronicles of the
Kings of Norway. Translated from the Icelandic of Snorro Sturle-
son, with Preliminary Dissertation. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1844
* First Edition. Scarce. Fine copy.
3481 Morris (William) and Magnusson (Erikr). The Saga
Library. Done into English out of the Icelandic. 5 vols, post 8vo,
half roan, gilt tops, uncut. London, 1892-95
* First Editions. Printed by Whittingham at the Chiswick Press. The Series
include the Heimskringla, 3 vols.; the Ere Dwellers ; Howard the Halt, the Banded
Men and Hen Thorir.
European Xanguaaes ano IRaces 415
ICELANDIC— Contin ued.
3482 Munch (P. A.) and Unger (C. B.) Oldnorsk Laesebog
med Tilhorende Glossarium. 8vo, half calf. With armorial book-
plate of John Brent. Christiania, 1847
* Extracts from the Njals Saga, Sturlunga Saga, etc.
3483 Orkneyinga Saga. Translated from the Icelandic by John A.
Hjaltalin and Gilbert Goudie. Edited with Notes and Introduction
by Joseph Anderson. Maps and illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Edinb. 1873
3484 Orkneyinga Saga. The Orkneyinga Saga and Magnus Saga,
and the Hakonar Saga. With Appendices (and Indices of Persons
and Places) by Gudbrand Vigfusson. Three facsimiles of the Codex
Flateyensis. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half cloth. (Chronicles and Memorials
of Great Britain and Ireland during the Middle Ages.) London, 1887
* Among the narratives contained in these Sagas are an account of the Battle of
Hastings (or Senlac) and the death of Harold, a life of Edward trie Confessor, history
of the Kings of Orkney, life of St. Dunstan, etc.
3485 Paijkull (C. W.) A Summer in Iceland. Translated by
M. R. Barnard. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
3486 Pfeiffer (Madame Ida). A Visit to Iceland and the Scandi-
navian North. Translated from the German. Including a trans-
lation of the Icelandic poem, The Voluspa, etc. Illustrated. Post
8vo, finely bound in full green morocco, richly gilt. London, 1852
3487 Pigott (Grenville). Manual of Scandinavian Mythology,
containing a popular account of the Two Eddas and of the Religion
of Odin. Illustrated by translations from Oehlenschlager's Danish
poem, "The Gods of the North." Post 8vo, cloth. With auto-
graph of Geo. H. Moore. London: Pickering, 1839
3488 Scripta Historica Islandorum. De Rebus Gestis Veterum
Borealium, Latine Reddita et Apparatu Critico Instructa, curante
Societate Regia Antiquariorum Septentrionalium. (Opera et Studio
Sevinbjornis Egilssonii.) Complete set. 12 vols, post 8vo, half
calf. Hafniae, 1828-46
* Continens Historia Olavi Tryggvii Filii; Historia Regis Olavi Sancti; Historic
Regum Magni Boni, Haraldi Severi, et Filiorum; Historic Regum Norvegiae a Magno
Nupide usque Magnum Erlingi Filium; Historia Regis Sverreris ; Historic Regum
Hakonis Sverreris Filii, Guttormi Sigurdii Filii; Hakonis Hakonis; etc.
3489 Sturlunga Saga. Sturlunga Saga, including the Islendinga
Saga of Lawman Sturla Thordsson, and other Works. Edited, with
Prolegomena, Appendices, Tables, Indices, and Maps, by Dr. Gud-
brand Vigfusson. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.)
Oxford, 1878
416 European Xanguaoes anb IRaces
ICELANDIC— Continued.
3490 Sweet (Henry). An Icelandic Primer, with Grammar,
Notes, and Glossary. Crown 8vo, cloth, pp. no. (Clarendon
Press Series.) Oxford, 1886
3491 Thomsen (Grimur). The Northmen in Iceland. Remarks
on a Treatise of G. W. Dasent, by G. Thomsen; Orthographie de
quelques anciens noms propres nordiques; etc. Illustrated. Ex-
tracted from " Societe Royale des Antiquaires du Nord, 1859."
Bound in one volume. 8vo, boards, pp. 30 (stamp on title).
3492 Tristram's Saga. Saga af Tristram ok Isond samt Mottuls
Saga. Udgivne af det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskrift-selskab. 8vo,
half calf. With autograph of Prof. G. Brynjulfson on title.
Copenhagen, 1878
3493 Vigfusson (Gudbrand) and Powell (F. York). An Ice-
landic Prose Reader, with Notes, Grammar, and Glossary. Crown
8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.) Oxford, 1879
3494 Vigfusson (G.) and Powell (F. Y.) Corpus Poeticum
Boreale. The Poetry of the Old Northern Tongue, from the
Earliest Times to the Thirteenth Century. Edited, classified and
translated, with Introduction, Excursus and Notes. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.) Oxford, 1883
* These valuable volumes contain text and translations of the Lay of Brunhild, the
Play of the Wolsungs, Hjalmar's Death Song, the Lay of Weyland the Smith, the
Eddas, etc.
3495 ILLYRIAN or DALMATIAN. Berlic (Ignaz Al.) Gram-
matik der Illirischen Sprache, wie solche in den Sudslawischen
Landern Serbien, Bosnien, Slavonien, Dalmatien, Kroatien und von
den Illiriern und Serben in Ungarn und der Vojvodina gesprochen
wird. Dritte Auflage. 8vo, half morocco. Agram, 1850
* The Illyrian language is a Slavonic dialect akin to Servian, spoken in Dalmatia
and in portions of the neighboring lands.
3496 Neale (J. M.) Notes Ecclesiological and Picturesque on
Dalmatia, Croatia, Istria, Styria, with a Visit to Montenegro.
Archceological plates. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1861
3497 Voltiggi (Jose). Ricsoslovnik Illiricskoga Italianskoga i
Nimacskoga Jezika s' Jednom Pridpostavljenom Grammatikom i 11 i
Pismenstvom. 8vo, half morocco. U. Becsu (Vienna), n. d. [1803]
* Very rare. A Grammar in Illyrian and German, and extensive Vocabulary (over
600 pp.) in Illyrian, Italian, and German.
European ^Languages ant) "Races 4l7
ILLYRIAN OR DALMATIAN— Continued.
3498 Wilkinson (Sir J. Gardner). Dalmatia and Montenegro,
with a Journey to Mostar in Herzegovina, and remarks on the
Slavonic Nations; the History of Dalmatia and Ragusa, the Uscocs,
etc. Map and ilhistrations. 2 vols. 8vo, tree calf (bindings broken).
London, 1848
3499 ITALIAN. Balzini (Ugo). Italy. (An account of the Italian
Chroniclers of the Middle Ages.) Post 8vo, cloth. (Early Chron-
iclers of Europe Series.) London, 1883
3500 Baretti's Italian Dictionary. With Additions and Im-
provements, by J. Davenport and Guglielmo Comelati. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, n. d. [1854]
3501 Dante. La Divina Commedia. Portrait. 2 vols. 641110
original cloth, paper labels, uncut. London, 1822
* Pickering's Diamond Classics. Written on the fly-leaf is "This volume was
carried by me in my haversack at the Battle of Bull Run, July 21, 1861," the signa-
ture (initials) almost erased.
3502 Dante. Cornell University Library. Catalogue of the Dante
Collection presented by Willard Fiske. Compiled by Theodore
Wesley Koch. Complete in four parts, 4to, paper.
Ithaca, N. Y. , 1898-1900
35°3 Dante. The Dante Collections in Harvard . . . and Boston
Public Libraries, Part 1, Cambridge, 1885; The same (with addi-
tions), Cambridge, 1890; The Growth and Importance of the Cor-
nell Dante Collection, by T. W. Koch, illustrated, Ithaca, 1900;
Hand-List of Framed Reproductions of Pictures and Portraits
belonging to the Dante Collection (of Cornell), by T. W. Koch,
Ithaca, 1900. 4 pieces, 8vo, wrappers.
3504 Fontanini (Giusto). Biblioteca dell' Eloquenza Italiana . . .
con le Annotazioni del Signor Apostolo Zeno . . . accresciuta di
Nuove Aggiunte. 2 vols. 4to, half calf. Parma, 1803-04
* Gamba de Bassano's Bibliography and this work are the two best books on the
Italian authors, Fontanini's being especially valuable for its literary notes.
3S°5 Gamba (B.) Delle Novelle in Prosa. Bibliografia di Barto-
lommeo Gamba Bassanese. Edizione seconda, con correzioni ed
aggiunte. 8vo, vellum, gilt. Fine copy. Florence, 1835
3506 Garnett (Sir Richard). History of Italian Literature. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1898
3507 Giusti (G.) Raccolta di Proverbi Toscani con illustrazioni.
Crown 8vo, half morocco. Florence, 1853
4i 8 European Xanguaaes ano IRaces
ITALIAN— Continued.
31508 Hemans (C. I.) A History of Mediaeval Christianity and
Sacred Art in Italy, A. D. 900-1350. 2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1869-72
3509 Hoare (Sir Richard Colt). Catalogue of Books relating
to the History and Topography of Italy, collected during the years
1786, 1787, 1788, 1789, 1790. Royal 8vo, half morocco. London, 1812
* Very scarce. Only 12 copies printed privately for presents, with auto-
graph statement to that effect, signed by Edward Hoare, whose name is on title.
3510 Manuzzi (Giuseppe). Vocabolario della Lingua Italiana gia
compilato dagli Accademici della Crusca, ed ora Novamente Cor-
retto ed Accresciuto. Portrait of the editor. 4 vols, royal 8vo, half
roan, gilt. Florence, 1833-40
351 1 [Melzi (Gaetano).] Bibliografia dei Romanzi e Poemi
Cavallereschi Italiani. Seconda edizione, coretta ed accresciuta.
Portrait of Ariosto. 8vo, bound by F. Bedford in half calf, gilt.
Milan, 1838
3512 Muratori (Lodovico Antonio). Annali d' Italia dal prin-
cipio dell' Era Volgare sino all' Anno 1750. Continuati sino all'
Anno 1827. 40 vols, bound in 20. 8vo, half roan. Florence, 1827
* Best edition.
3513 Oliphant (Mrs.) The Makers of Florence — Dante, Giotto,
Savonarola, and their City. With portrait of Savonarola, engraved
by Jeens, 30 illustrations, after Delamotte, and 20 reproductions of pic-
. tures by Florentine artists in Florence. 8vo, three-quarter brown
levant morocco, gilt top, uncut. London, 1891
* Best edition.
3514 Oliphant (Mrs.) The Makers of Venice, Doges, Con-
querors, and Men of Letters. With portrait of Leonardo Loredano, en-
graved by Lacour, 48 illustrations by Holmes, and 30 plates of Palaces,
Churches, and other buildings in Venice. 8vo, three-quarter brown
levant morocco, gilt top, uncut. London, 1892
3515 Ozanam (A. F.) Documents Inedits pour servir a l'Histoire
Litteraire de l'ltalie depuis le Vile Siecle jusqu'a au XHIe, avec Re-
cherches sur le Moyen Age Italien. 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1850
3516 Pitre (Giuseppe). II Venerdi nelle Tradizioni Popolari
Italiane. Terza editione con molte giunte. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 20.
Palermo, 1888
European Slanguages ano IRaces 4X9
ITALIAN— Continued.
3517 Rivista delle Tradizioni Popolari Italiane. Diretta da
Angelo de Gubernatis. Complete from its commencement in Dec,
1893, to the last number issued, May, 1895. 18 numbers in the
original parts. Rome, 1893-95
3518 Roberts (J. P.) Dizionario Italiano-Inglese e Inglese-
Italiano, colla pronunzia e coll' accento. Thick post 8vo, half
morocco. Florence, 1875
3519 Savonarola. The History of Girolamo Savonarola and of
his Times. By P. Villari. Translated by Leonard Horner. Portrait
of Savonarola. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
3520 Savonarola. Life and Times of Girolamo Savonarola. By
Professor Pasquale Villari. Translated by Linda Villari. Portraits
and illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
* This edition was greatly enlarged by the author, forming almost a new book as
compared with Horner's translation.
3521 Savonarola. Savonarola, his Life and Times. By William
Clark. Crown 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1891
3522 Scaife (W. B.) Florentine Life during the Renaissance.
8vo, cloth. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1803
3523 Tasso. La Gerusalemme Liberata. Portrait. 2 vols. 641T10,
original cloth, paper labels, uncut. London, 1822
* Pickering's Diamond Classics.
3524 Tigri (Giuseppe). Canti Popolari Toscani. Terza edizione
riveduta. Crown 8vo, half morocco, gilt. Florence, 1869
3525 JUTLANDISH. Varming (L.) Det Jydske Folkesprog Gram-
matisk Fremstillet. (Grammatical Review of the Dialects of Jut-
land.) 8vo, wrappers, pp. 264. Copenhagen, 1862
3526 LADIN OF THE TYROL. Alton (Johann). Die Ladinischen
Idiome in Ladinien, Groden, Passa, Buchenstein, Ampezzo. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 376. Innsbruck, 1879
3527 Alton (Dr. Johann). Beitrage zur Ethnologie von Ost-
ladinien. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 68. Innsbruck, 1880
3528 LAPPISH. Castren (M. A.) Von Einflusse des Accents in der
Lapplandischen Sprache. 4to, wrappers, pp. 44. (Memoires de
l'Academie Imperiale des Sciences.) St. Petersburg, 1845
420 European Xanguaaes ano IRaces
LAPPISH— Continued.
3529 Leems (Knud). Beskrivelse over Finmarkens Lapper,
deres Tungemaal, Levemaade og ferrige Afgudsdyrkelse, oplyst ved
mange Kaabberstykker, med J. E. Gunneri . . . Ammaerkninger, etc.
At the end is, Jessens, Afhandling om de Norske Finners og
Lappers Hedenske Religion, med en Tegning af en Rune-Bomme.
Illustrated with 100 full-page copper-plates in the first part and one
in the second. 4to, old calf, gilt. Copenhagen, 1767
* Scarce. With Latin translation. On the Customs, Language, and Religious
Beliefs of the Lapps. One of the most important authorities on the subject.
3530 Lindahl (Erico) et Erling (Johanne). Lexicon Lapponicum,
cum Interpretatione, Vocabulorum Sveco-Latina et Indice Svecano
Lapponico; etc. 4to, original calf. Holm, 1780
* The First Lappish Dictionary. Prefixed is a short Grammar of the language.
3531. Scheffer (John). Lapponia, id est Regionis Lapponum et
Gentis Nova et Verissima Descriptio . . . de Origine, Superstitione,
Sacris Magicis, victu, cultu, negotiis Lapponum, item Animalium
Metallorumque, &c. Woodcut illustrations of the Laplanders on their
Reindeer sledges, on skj, of their Habitations, Idols, etc, , and with map and
copper-plate frontispiece. Small 4to, original old calf. Frankfurt, 1673
* First Edition. The Sunderland copy.
3532 LETTISH (Spoken in Livonia). Bible. Tas Wezs Testaments,
un Tas Jauns Testaments. Thick 8vo, wooden boards covered with
leather, and clasps. St. Petersburg, 1825
3533 Bielenstein (A.) Lettische Grammatik. 8vo, cloth.
Mitau, 1863
3534 LITHUANIAN. Bezzenberger (Adalbert). Beitrage zur
Geschichte der Litauischen Sprache. Auf Grund Litauischer Texte
des XVI. und des XVII. Jahrhunderts. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 356.
Gottingen, 1877
3535 Bible. Biblia, tai esti: Wissas Szwentas Rasztas seno ir
naujo Testamento. Thick post 8vo, calf, gilt.
Karalauczue (Konigsberg), 1816
3536 Schleicher (August). Litauische Grammatik, Prague, 1856;
Litauisches Lesebuch und Glossar, von A. Schleicher, Prague, 1857.
Bound in one volume. 8vo, half roan. Prague, 1856-57
* Printed in Roman type.
3537 Nesselmann (G. H. F.) Worterbuch der Littauischen
Sprache. 8vo, boards, cloth back. Konigsberg, 1851
3538 Voelkel (M. J. A.) Probe aus den Manuskript der neuen
Bearbeitung des Nesselmannschen Worterbuchs. 8vo, wrappers.
Heidelberg, 1874
European Xaiujuaoes ano IRaces 421
3539 MALTESE. Falzon (Giovanni Battista). Dizionario Maltese-
Italiano-Inglese . . . preceduto da una breve Esposizione Gram-
maticale della Lingua Maltese. 8vo, half calf. Malta, 1845
3540 Gospels. Quatuor Evangelia et Actus Apostolorum juxta
Vulgatam Romas A.D. M.D.XCII. editam. Necnon versio Meli-
tensis. 8vo, cloth. London, 1829
* Maltese being a dialect of Arabic, with an admixture of many foreign words, it
became a great problem how to represent in Roman characters the sounds of the let-
ters. An attempt was made in 1822 to translate the Gospel of John, which was not
a success. This book was the next attempt, the resources of different fonts of types
being called upon to represent the guttural sounds. It was undertaken by a native of
Malta, a M. Camilleri, who afterwards joined the Protestant Church.
3541 New Testament. II Aaqda il Jdida Ta' Sidna Jesu Kristu.
8vo, full dark blue morocco, gilt edges, inside gilt borders, by Hay-
day. Malta, 1847
3542 Panzavecchia (C. Fortunato). Grammatica della Lingua-
Maltese, spiegata secondo i Principj delle Lingue Orientali e della
Lingua Italiana. urao, half roan. Malta, 1845
3543 Porter (Major Whitworth). History of the Knights of
Malta, or the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem. Por-
traits, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt. London, 1858
3544 Schlienz (C. F.) Views of the Improvement of the Maltese
Language, and its Use for the purposes of Education and Litera-
ture. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 136. Malta, 1838
3545 Vassalli (Michelantonio). Grammatica della Lingua Mal-
tese. Seconda edizione, molto accresciuta. 8vo, half calf.
Malta : Stampata per V Autore, 1827
* Interleaved copy, with a few additional Maltese words, and their meanings in
Italian and English written in.
3546 Vassalli (Michelantonio). Motti, Aforismi e Proverbii
Maltesi, raccolti, interpetrati (sic) e di note esplicative e filologiche
corredati. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 93. Malta, 1828
3547 MILANESE. Cappelletti (E.) Vocabolario Milanese-Italiano-
Francese. i6mo, half roan. Milan, 1848
* Vocabulary of the Milanese dialect.
3548 MONTENEGRIN. Denton (W.) Montenegro: its People and
their History. Map. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
422 European Xanguaoes anfc> IRaces
3549 NEAPOLITAN. Jorio (Andrea de). La Mimica degli Antichi
Investigata nel Gestire Napoletano. 8vo, boards (back repaired).
Ex-libris "Ex Museo del Montino." Naples, 1832
* With 21 curious plates. " The author's chief object was to interpret the ges-
tures of the ancients as shown in their works of art and described in their writings,
by the modern gesticulations of the Neapolitans, and he has proved that the general
system of gesture once prevailing in ancient Italy is substantially the same as now
observed."
3550 NORSE or OLD NORWEGIAN. Carlyle (Thomas). The
Early Kings of Norway; also an Essay on the Portraits of John
Knox. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
3551 Fisscher (Jos.) Die Entdeckungen der Normannen in Amer-
ika, unter besonderer Berucksichtigung der Kartographischen Dar-
stellungen. Facsimiles of early maps. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 126.
Freiburg, 1902
3552 Olaf's Saga, Etc. Speculum Regale. Konungs-Skuggsja.
Konge-Speilet et Philosophisk-Didaktisk Skrift. Forfattet I Norge
Mod Slutningen af det Tolfte Aarhundrede. Tilligemed et samti-
digt Skrift om den norske Kirkes Stilling til Staten. Two facsimiles.
(Bound with it is) Olaf Saga Hins Helga. En Kort Saga om Kong
Olaf den Hellige Fra Anden Halvdeel af det Tolfte Aarhhundrede
. . . Udgivet af R. Keyser og C. R. Unger. 8vo, half calf. With
armorial bookplate of John Brent. Christiania, 1848-49
3553 NORWEGIAN. Aasen (Ivar). Ordbog over det Norske Folke-
sprog. 8vo, half morocco (rubbed, stamp on title). Christiania, 1850
3554 Olson (Julius E.) Norwegian Grammar and Reader, with
Notes and Vocabulary. Post 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1898
3555 Peterson (Rev. C. J. P.) A Norwegian-Danish Grammar
and Reader, with a Vocabulary. i2mo, cloth. Chicago, 1872
3556 PERCHERON. Genty (Pierre). Les CEuvre's Poetiques en
Patois Percheron de Pierre Genty, Marechal-Ferrant [1770-1821],
precedees d'un Essai sur la Filiation des Langues par Ach. Genty.
Portrait de Vauteur, et traduction Franchise. Square i2mo, half red
morocco. Presentation copy from the editor. Only 355 printed.
Paris, 1863
3557 PIEDMONTESE. Saint Luke and Saint John. Le Saint
Evangile . . . Saint Luc et Saint Jean. 8vo, full roan, gilt top.
* In parallel columns of French and Piedmontese. Paris, 1838
European Xanauages ano "Races 423
3558 POLABISH. Schleicher (August). Laut-und-Formenlere der
Polabischen Sprache. 8vo, half morocco. St. Petersburg, 187 1
* The Polabish was a Slavonic dialect, closely akin to Wendish, which became ex-
tinct in the first quarter of the 18th Century in the eastern corner of the former King-
dom of Hanover, principally in the circuit of Llichow. Schleicher's book is the chief
authority on its remains.
3559 POLISH. Baranowski (J. J.) Polish-English, and English-Polish
Lexicon. (With pronunciation to both parts.) 2 vols, urao, cloth.
Warsaw, 1883-84
3560 Bielowskiego (Augusta). Wstep Krytyczny de Dziejow
Polski. 8vo, paper, pp. 546 (damaged copy, and lacks a leaf).
* Critical Introduction to the History of Poland. We Lwowie, 1850
3561 Celichowski (Zygmunt). Slowniczek Lacirisko-Polski wyra-
zow prawa Magdeburskiego z wieku XV. Facsimiles. 8vo, wrap-
pers, pp. 16. Poznan, 1875
* Facsimile of a MS. Latin-Polish vocabulary of the 15th Century.
3562 [Hotten (John Camden).] An Early News Sheet. The
Russian Invasion of Poland in 1563. An Exact Facsimile of a con-
temporary Account in Latin published at Douay. With Introduc-
tion, Historical Notes, and Translation. Crown 8vo, half roan.
* Only 250 printed. London, 1874
3563 Kraitsir (Charles V.) The Poles in the United States of
America, preceded by the Earliest History of the Slavonians and by
the History of Poland. i2mo, cloth.
Philadelphia: Published by Kiderlen and Stollmeyer, 1837
* The crude printing and inferior paper would almost suggest that this volume was
printed abroad, or at least by some small printer in a little country place. The volume
relates almost entirely to the history of Poland.
3564 Morfill (W. R.) Simplified Grammar of the Polish Lan-
guage. Crown 8vo, cloth. (Triibner's Simplified Grammars.)
London, 1884
3565 Romer (Ferd.) The Bone Caves of Ojcow in Poland.
Translated by John Edward Lee. Photographic frontispiece, sketch-
map and 12 plates. 4to, cloth. London, 1884
* Prehistoric Remains of Man, the Cave Bear, etc.
3566 Szadurski (Lieut. G. M. B. Leon). An Epitome of the
History of Poland. In three parts. (Part I. No more published.)
8vo, boards. Glasgow, 1842
3567 Wojcickiego (K. W. L.) Historya Literatury Polskiej w
Zarysach. 3 vols. 8vo, paper (binding loose and a few margins of
two volumes ink-stained). Warsaw, 1859-60
* An elaborate history of Polish literature.
424 European Xanouages ano IRaces
3568 PORTUGUESE. Goncalves Viana (A. R.) Bases da Ortografia
Portuguesa, 1885; Exposicao da Pronuncia Normal Portuguesa,
1892. (Sociedade de Geographia de Lisboa.) 2 pamphlets, pp. 16,
106. Lisbon, 1885-92
3569 McMurdo (Edward). The History of Portugal from the
Commencement of the Monarchy to the Reign of D. JoaoV. [1750].
3 vols. 8vo, half calf. (All published.) London, 1888-89
357° Murray's Handbook for Travellers in Portugal. Fourth
Edition, carefully revised. Maps. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
3571 Ribeiro (Jose" Silvestre). Primeiros Tracos d'uma Resenha
da Litteratura Portugueza. Tomo I. (All published.) 8vo, half
roan. Lisbon, 1853
3572 Vasconcellos (J. Leite de). Sur les Amulettes Portugaises.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 12. (Societe de Geographie de Lisbonne.)
Lisbon, 1892
3573 Vieyra (Anthony). Dictionary of the Portuguese and Eng-
lish, and English and Portuguese Languages. 2 vols. 4to, old calf.
London, 1773
3574 Vieyra (Anthony). Dictionary of the English and Portu-
guese Languages in Two Parts: English and Portuguese and Portu-
guese and English. New Edition. 2 vols, square 8vo, sheep.
Lisbon, 1860-61
3575 Vieyra (Anthony). Grammar of the Portuguese Language.
Twelfth Edition, revised, corrected, and improved. Crown 8vo,
roan. London, 1858
3576 PROVENCAL or OLD FRENCH. Bartsch (Karl). Chresto-
mathie Provencale accompagnee d'une Grammaire et d'un Glos-
saire. 4me Edition, revue et corrigee. 8vo, half morocco.
Elberfeld, 1880
3577 Bartsch (Karl). Chrestomathie de l'Ancien Francais.
(VIIIe -XVe Siecles.) Accompagnee d'une Grammaire et d'un
Glossaire. Quatrieme Edition, corrigee et augmentee. Royal
8vo, half morocco (rubbed). Leipzig, 1880
3578 Burguy (G. F.) Grammaire de la Langue d'Oil; ou, Gram-
maire des Dialectes Francais aux XIIe et XIIIe Siecles. Suivie d'un
Glossaire contenant tous les Mots de l'Ancienne Langue qui se
trouve dans l'Ouvrage. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Vols. 1 and 2,
Second Edition, Berlin, 1869; Vol. 3, First Edition, Berlin, 1856.
European Xanouages ano IRaces 425
PROVENCAL— Continued.
3579 Fauriel (C. C.) History of Provencal Poetry. Translated,
with Notes and References to the Authorities, Specimens of Verses
in the Original, and Introduction on the Literature of the History
of Provencal Poetry. 8vo, half calf, gilt. New York, i860
3580 Gilly (William Stephen). The Romaunt Version of the
Gospel according to St. John, from MSS. in Trinity College, Dub-
lin. With History of the Version of the New Testament, anciently
in use among the Waldenses. Facsimiles. 8vo, cloth. London, 1848
3581 Loseth (E.) Le Roman en Prose de Tristan, le Roman de
Palamede, et la compilation de Rusticien de Pise. Analyse Cri-
tique d'apres les Manuscrits de Paris. Royal 8vo, half morocco,
gilt top, uncut. Paris, 1890
3582 Michel (Francisque). Tristan. Recueil de ce qui Reste
des Poemes relatifs a ses Aventures. Composes en Francois en
Anglo-Normand et en Grec dans les XII. et XIII. Siecles. Publi6
par F. Michel. Facsimiles. 3 vols. i2mo, finely bound by Riviere
in half green morocco, gilt backs, gilt tops, uncut.
London: Pickering, 1835-39
* With lengthy critical introduction, notes and glossaries. Scarce.
3583 Michel (Francisque). Charlemagne. An Anglo-Norman
Poem of the Twelfth Century. Now first published, with an In-
troduction and a Glossarial Index. Facsimile. i2mo, bound similar
to the preceding. London: Pickering, 1836
* The Introduction and Glossary in English.
3584 Michel (Francisque). Libri Psalmorum. Versio Antiqua
Gallica. E Cod. MS. in Bibl. Bodleiana asservato nunc primum
descripsit et edidit. Facsimile. 8vo, cloth. Oxford, i860
3585 Raynouard (M.) Grammaire Romane; ou Grammaire de
la Langue des Troubadours. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 351, uncut.
Paris: Didot, 18 16
3586 Raynouard (M.) Choix des Poesies Originales des Trouba-
dours. Contenant les Preuves historiques de l'Anciennete de la
Langue Romane; des Recherches sur l'Origine et la Formation de
cette Langue; les Elements de sa Grammaire avant l'An 1000; La
Grammaire de la Langue des Troubadours, etc. 6 vols. 8vo (Vol I.
bound in half roan, the others in the original wrappers, uncut).
* The rarest of Raynouard's works. Paris: Didot, 18 16-21
426 European Slanguages ano IRaces
V'ROVE.liCPi.'L.— Continued.
3587 Raynouard (M.) Lexique Roman; ou Dictionnaire de la
Langue des Troubadours, comparee avec les autres Langues de
l'Europe Latine. Precede de nouvelles recherches historiques
et philologiques, d'un resume de la Grammaire Romane, d'un
Nouveau Choix des Poesies Originales des Troubadours, et
d'Extraits de Poemes divers. 6 vols. 8vo, half morocco.
* The most valuable and complete Romance Dictionary. Paris, 1844
3588 [Sauvages (Pierre Augustin Bossier de Lacroix de).]
Dictionnaire Languedocien-Francois . . . ouvrage ou Ton donne
avec 1'explication de bien des Termes de la Langue Romance, ou de
l'ancien Languedocien, celle de beaucoup de noms propres, autre-
fois communs de l'ancien langage; etc. Par Mr. L. D. S. 2 vols.
8vo, old calf. Nismes, 1785
3589 PROVENCAL (MODERN). Craig (J. Duncan). Hand Book
to the Modern Provencal Language, spoken in the South of France,
Piedmont, etc. i2mo, cloth. London, 1863
3590 Kitchin (Darcy Butterworth). Introduction to the Study
of Provengal. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
3591 PRUSSIAN (OLD). Quatrefages (Jean-Louis Armand de).
The Prussian Race Ethnologically Considered. Translated by
Isabella Innes. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
3592 Vater (Johann Severin). Die Sprache der alten Preussen.
Einleitung, Ueberreste, Sprachlehre, Worterbuch. 8vo, paper,
pp. 181. Braunschweig (Brunswick), 1821
3593 RHiETO-ROMANIC. Carisch (Otto). Grammatische For-
menlehre der Deutschen und Rhatoromanischen Sprache. Chur,
1852, pp. 218; bound with it is, Vocalismus des Lateinischen Ele-
mentes in den Wichtigsten Romanischen Dialecten von Graubunden
und Tyrol, von Edmund Stengel. Bonn, 1868, pp. 64. In one vol.
Post 8vo, cloth.
* The First Grammar is for both the Engadine and Oberland dialects of Romaunsch.
3594 Fiske (Willard). Catalogue of the Rhaeto-Romanic Col-
lection presented to the Library (of Cornell University). Royal
8vo, cloth, pp. 32. Ithaca, 1894
European languages ano "IRaces 427
RH/ETO-ROMANIC-CW/w**/.
3595 Hess (J.) Catalogue d'une riche et precieuse collection de
Livres Retoromans. En vente chez .... J. Hess a Ellwangen.
1 2mo, wrappers, pp. 30. 2 editions, 236 and 386 titles, respectively.
(2 pieces.) Ellwangen [1899?]
3596 Rausch (Dr. Friedlieb). Geschichte der Literatur des
Rhato-Romanischen Volkes, mit einem Blick auf Sprache und Cha-
rakter desselben. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 167. Frankfurt a. M. 1870
3597 ROMANCE LANGUAGES. Bruce-Whyte (M. A.) Histoire
des Langues Romanes, et de leur Litterature, depuis leur origine
jusqu'au XIVe Siecle. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1841
* Includes some chapters on the influence of the Orient on the early Romances,
with specimens of translations from the Arabic.
3598 Diez (Friedrich). Etymologisches Worterbuch der Romani-
schen Sprachen. 8vo, half calf (rubbed, title torn, and repaired).
Bonn, 1853
3599 Diez (Friedrich). Etymologisches Worterbuch der Romani-
schen Sprachen. Dritte verbesserte und vermehrte Ausgabe. 2 vols,
in one.) 8vo, half morocco. Bonn, 1869-70
3600 Diez (Friedrich). An Etymological Dictionary of the Ro-
mance Languages, chiefly from the German of Diez by T. C.
Donkin. 8vo, cloth. London, 1864
3601 Diez (Friedrich). Introduction to the Grammar of the Ro-
mance Languages by Diez. Translated by C. B. Bayley. 8vo,
cloth (stamp on title). London, 1863
3602 Neumann (Fr.) Die Romanische Philologie. Royal 8vo,
boards, cloth back. Leipzig, 1886
3603 ROMANSCH OF THE LOWER ENGADINE. New Testa-
ment. II Nouf Testament, nmo, cloth. Paris, 1836
3604 ROUMANIAN or MOLDAVIAN or WALLACHIAN. Bar-
cianu (Sab. Pop.) Dictionar Roman-German si German-Roman.
Worterbuch der Deutschen und Romanischen (und Romanischen
und Deutschen) Sprache. 2 vols. 121110, boards, cloth back.
Sibiiu, 1886-88
3605 Bible. The Old and New Testaments in Moldavian, printed
in Cyrillic Characters. Thick 8vo, calf, gilt. St. Petersburg, 1819
3606 Blazewicz (Theoktist). Grammatik der dacoromanischen,
das ist, der moldavischen oder wallachischen Sprache. 8vo, boards
(leaves foxed). Lemberg, 1844
428 European ^Languages ano IRaces
ROUMANIAN OR MOLDAVIAN OR WALLACHIAN— Continued.
3607 Noyes (James O.) Roumania: The Border Land of the
Christian and the Turk, comprising Adventures of Travel in Eastern
Europe and Western Asia. Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1857
3608 Samuelson (J.) Roumania, Past and Present. Map, plans
and numerous other illustrations. 8vo, three-quarter levant morocco,
gilt top, uncut. London, 1882
3609 Stanley (Hon. Henry). Rouman Anthology; or, Selections
of Rouman Poetry, Ancient and Modern, being a Collection of the
National Ballads of Moldavia and Wallachia . . . with translations
of some of the Poems. 8vo, cloth, gilt. Hertford (Eng.), 1856
*Very beautifully printed by Stephen Austin, each page surrounded by a border
illuminated in gold and colors, from ancient Byzantine manuscripts, etc.
3610 Torceanu (R.) Simplified Grammar of the Roumanian
Language. Crown 8vo, cloth. (Triibner's Simplified Grammars.)
London, 1883
361 1 RUNIC. Rafn (C. C.) Inscription Runique du Piree interpretee
par Rafn et publiee par la Societe Royale des Antiquaires du Nord.
(Also containing articles on analogous inscriptions in Norway,
Denmark, etc.) 8vo, wrappers, pp. 253. With numerous transcripts
of the Runes. Copenhagen, 1856
3612 Stephens (George). The Old Northern Runic Monuments
of Scandinavia and England. Now first collected and deciphered.
Hundreds of illustrations, some in gold and colors. 3 vols, folio, half
morocco, gilt tops, uncut. Fine copy. London, 1866-84
3613 Thorsen (P. G.) De Danske Runemindesmaerker. Forste
Afdeling. Runemindesmaerkerne i Slesvig. Facsimiles and other
illustrations. Royal 8vo, boards. Presentation copy to G. W.
Dasent. Copenhagen, 1864
3614 Worms (Olaus). (Runica) seu Danica Literatura Anti-
quissima vulgo Gothica dicta luci reddita . . . cui accessit de Prisca
Danorum Poesi Dissertatio. Hafnise, 1651; also bound in the same
volume, Specimen Lexici Runici, by the same author, Hafnise, 1650;
and, Additamenta ad Monumenta Danica (also by Worms). The
first work illustrated. Folio, original vellum. Hafniae, 165 1, etc.
* Fine copy on Large Paper.
European XanGuages ano IRaces 429
3615 RUSSIAN. Adelung (Friedrich Von.) Kritisch-Literarische uber-
sicht der Reisenden in Russland bis 1700. Portrait on India Paper.
2 vols, royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 480+430, uncut (damp-stained).
St. Petersburg, 1846
* A descriptive bibliography of books of travel in Russia.
3616 Alexandrow (A.) Complete Russian-English and English-
Russian Dictionary. 2 vols. 8vo, half roan. St. Petersburg, 1879-85
3617 Alexandrow (A.) Complete Russian-English Dictionary.
8vo, half morocco. St. Petersburg, 1885
* Chief-Justice Bradley's copy, with MS. Alphabet inserted.
3618 Bain (R. Nisbet). Russian Fairy Tales selected and trans-
lated from the Skazki of Polevoi. Illustrated by C. M. Gere. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1892
3619 Bonnell (Ernst). Russisch-Liwlandische Chronographie
von der Mitte des Neunten Jahrhunderts bis zum Jahre 1410. Fold-
ing table. 4to, wrappers, pp. 291. St. Petersburg, 1862
3620 Dictionary. New Pocket Dictionary of the English and
Russian (and Russian and English) Languages. (The two parts
in one volume.) i6mo, half roan. Leipzig, 187 1
3621 Engelhardt (Alexander Platonovich). A Russian Pro-
vince of the North. Translated by Henry Cooke. Portrait, maps,
and numerous photographic illustrations. Royal 8vo, art cloth.
Westminster, 1899
* Archangel, Lapland, Nova Zembla, the Petchora Country, etc.
3622 Gospels. The Gospels in Russian. i6mo, cloth.
St. Petersburg, 1870
3623 Hapgood (Isabel Florence). Epic Songs of Russia. Intro-
ductory Note by Prof. Francis J. Child. 8vo, cloth. New York [1885]
3624 Hapgood (Melvin P.) Melodies of the Epic Songs of Russia.
(Copied from the Original.) 8vo, pp. 6.
* Beautiful manuscript copy. Presentation to "Miss Isabel F. Hapgood from her
cousin Melvin P. Hapgood. 22-n-'87."
3625 Lowe (Charles). Alexander III. of Russia. Portrait. Post
8vo, cloth. New York, 1895
3626 McPherson (Duncan). Antiquities of Kertch and Researches
in the Cimmerian Bosphorus, with Remarks on the Ethnological
and Physical History of the Crimea. Full-page colored plates of
antiquities. Folio, cloth. London, 1857
43° European ^Languages ano IRaces
RUSSIAN— Continued.
3627 Mouravieff (A. N.) History of the Church of Russia.
Translated by the Rev. R. W. Blackmore. 8vo, half russia (rubbed).
Oxford, 1842
3628 Otto (Friedrich). History of Russian Literature. Trans-
lated by George Cox. With Lexicon of Russian Authors. 8vo,
cloth. . Oxford, 1839
3629 Panin (Ivan). Lectures on Russian Literature — Pushkin,
Gogol, Turgenef, Tolstoy. i2mo, cloth. New York, 1889
3630 Ralston (W. R. S.) The Songs of the Russian People. As
illustrative of Slavonic Mythology and Russian Social Life. Second
Edition. 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
3631 Ralston (W. R. S.) Russian Folk Tales. 8vo, cloth.
* Scarce. London, 1873
3632 Ralston (W. R. S.) Krilof and his Fables. Fourth Edition.
Crown 8vo, cloth (embossed stamp on title). London, 1883
3633 Rambaud (Alfred). The History of Russia from the Earliest
Times to 1877. Translated by Leonora B. Lang. Maps and illus-
trations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
3634 Reiff (Charles Philip). English-Russian Grammar; or,
Principles of the Russian Language for the Use of Englishmen.
Second Edition, remodelled. 8vo, paper, pp. 191 (in cloth cover).
Carlsruhe: For the Author, 1853
* Inserted is an article in French on the Slav language, with alphabets, showing
the slight difference existing between the form of the Slav and Russian letters. (7 pp.)
3635 Samson-Himmelstierna (H. von). Russia under Alexander
III. and in the Preceding Period. Translated by J. Morrison
Edited, with Notes and Introduction, by Felix Volkhovsky. Por-
trait. 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
3636 Stepniak. The Russian Peasantry, their Agrarian Con-
dition, Social Life, and Religion. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
3637 Stepniak. King Stork and King Log. A Study of Modern
Russia. By Stepniak. 2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
3638 Stepniak. Nihilism as It Is. Being Stepniak's Pamphlets,
Translated by E. L. Voynich; and, Felix Volkhovsky's " Claims of
the Russian Liberals." With Introduction by Dr. R. Spence
Watson. Post 8vo, cloth. London, n. d.
European Xan^uaocs ano IRaces 431
RUSSIAN— Continued.
3639 Tikhomirov (L.) Russia, Political and Social. Translated
by Edward Aveling. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
3640 Ustryalov (Nikolai Gerasimov). Russka Istorya. Maps.
2 vols. 8vo, half morocco. (Best edition.) St. Petersburg, 1855
* History of Russia by the author of the extensive history of Peter the Great.
3641 Wahl (O. W.) The Land of the Czar. (Geography,
History, Description of the Inhabitants, etc.) 8vo, cloth.
London, 1875
3642 Waliszewski (K.) History of Russian Literature. Post
8vo, cloth. (No. 8 of the Short Histories of the Literature of the
World, edited by Edmund Gosse.) London, 1900
3643 SARDINIAN. Tennant (Robert). Sardinia and its Resources.
Map, and plates of costumes, views, inscriptions, ancient remains, etc.
Royal 8vo, cloth. Rome, 1885
3644 SAXON (OLD). Heyne (Moritz). Heliand. Mit Ausfiihrlichem
Glossar. 8vo, half morocco. Paderborn, 1866
* The Heliand is an Old Saxon poem of the ninth century setting forth the life of
Christ, and is almost the only remnant of that dialect.
3645 SCANDINAVIAN. Bosworth (Rev. J.) Origin of the Germanic
and Scandinavian Languages, with a sketch of their Literature, and
short chronological specimens of the Anglo-Saxon, Friesic, Flemish,
Dutch, the German, from the Moeso-Gothic to the Present Time,
the Icelandic, Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish. With map of the
European Languages. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1836
3646 Bosworth (Rev. J.) Scandinavian Literature, with short
Chronological Specimens of the Old Danish, Icelandic, Norwegian,
Swedish, and a notice of the Dalecarlian and Ferroe Dialects. Royal
8vo, cloth, pp. 17. London, 1836
3647 Crichton (A.) and Whe\ton (H.) Scandinavia, Ancient
and Modern; being a History of Denmark, Sweden and Nor-
way ... a Description of those Countries, Account of the Mythol-
ogy, Laws, etc. . . . and Illustrations of their Natural History. Map
and illustrations. 2 vols, crown 8vo, half calf. (Edinburgh Cabinet
Library.) Edinburgh, 1838
3648 Du Chaillu (Paul B.) The Viking Age; the Early His-
tory, Manners and Customs of the Ancestors of the English-Speaking
Nations. 1366 illustrations and map. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1889
43 2 European Xanauaaes ano IRaces
SCANDINAVIAN— Continued.
3649 Ellesmere (Earl of), Editor. Guide to Northern Archaeology,
by the Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries of Copenhagen. Maps
and illustrations. 8vo, paper, pp. 128. London, 1848
* Laid in is L. S. from Chas. C. Rafn, presenting the copy to Edward Robinson.
3650 Holmboe (M. C. A.) Traces de Buddhisme en Norvege
avant l'lntroduction du Christianisme. Plates. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 74. Paris, 1857
3651 Horn (Frederik Winkel). History of the Literature of the
Scandinavian North; from the Most Ancient Times to the Present.
Revised by the author, and translated by Rasmus B. Anderson.
With a Bibliography of important Books, in the English Language,
relating to the Scandinavian Countries, prepared ... by Thorvald
Solberg. 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1884
3652 Metcalf (Frederick). The Englishman and the Scandina-
vian ; or, A Comparison of Anglo-Saxon and Old Norse Literature.
8vo, cloth. London, 1880
3653 Nilsson (Sven). The Primitive Inhabitants of Scandinavia.
An Essay on Comparative Ethnography . . . containing a Descrip-
tion of the Implements, Dwellings, Tombs and Mode of Living of
the Savages of the North of Europe during the Stone Age. Third
Edition. Edited, and with Introduction, by Sir John Lubbock.
Plates. 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
3654 Nyerup (R.) and Kraft (J. C.) Almindeligt Litteraturlexicon
for Denmark, Norge, og Island. 2 vols. 4to, half calf.
Copenhagen, 1820
*A Bibliography of Danish, Norse and Icelandic writers. Henri Ternaux's copy,
with his crest and initials in gold on the sides.
3655 Otte (E. C.) Scandinavian History. With maps. i2mo,
cloth. London, 1874
3656 Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries. Memoires de la
Societe Royale des Antiquaires du Nord, 1840-49, plates, bound
with "M6moiresur la Decouverte de l'Ameriqueau Dixieme Siecle,"
par Charles Christian Rafn, Second Tirage, plates, 1843; Apercu de
l'Ancienne Geographie des Regions Arctiques de l'Amerique, selon
les Rapports contenus dans les Sagas du Nord, par Charles Chris-
tian Rafn, 1847. 8vo, cloth (stamp on title). Copenhagen, 1840-49
European Xanguaoes ano "Races 433
SCANDINAVIAN-CVw*/*!^.
3657 Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries. Various Reports
and Leaflets issued by them from 1834 to 1859: Sur la Construc-
tion des Salles dites des Geants, illustrated, published by the same
Society, 1857 (2 copies); The Northmen in Iceland, by the same,
1859; Hermod det nordiske Oldskrift-Selskabs Tidende, No. 1, Jan.
1825; Tillaeg til nr. 8 af Hermod [1827]. 41 pieces. (As a lot.)
3658 Solberg (Thorvald). Bibliography of Scandinavia. Cata-
logue of Important Books in the English Language, relating to the
Scandinavian Countries, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland and
Lapland, with English Translations, important Magazine Articles,
and a few titles relating to the Scandinavian Languages and My-
thology. 8vo, boards, pp. 418-500. Presentation copy.
[Washington, n. d.]
3^59 Stephens (George). Thunor the Thunderer, carved on a
Scandinavian Font of about the year 1000. 29 illustrations. 4to,
wrappers, pp. 58. London, 1878
* The earliest-known sculpture of Thor, used as a Christian symbol.
3660 Pamphlets. Otto Sylwan, Holofernes och Judit, Ett Drama
fran Reformationstiden, Upsala, 1895; Swedish Philology, by Dr.
F. Tamm [1877] ; Avhandlingar ock Program utgivna vid Svenska . . .
Akademier, 1855-1890, Pt. 1, Upsala [1890?]; Thomas Thorold's
Bref, Pts. 2-3; K. Bibliotekets Visbok (1500 och 1600 talens),
Pts. V., VI. ; Review Articles on Scandinavian Subjects; etc. (17
pieces.)
3661 SERVIAN. Kanitz (F.) Serbien. Historisch-Ethnographische
Reisestudien aus den Jahren 1859-1868. Mit 40 illustrationem im
Texte, 20 Tafeln, und einer Karte. Thick royal 8vo, half morocco.
Leipzig, 1868
3662 Mijatovics (Elodie Lawton). The History of Modern
Serbia. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
3663 Morfill (W. R.) Simplified Grammar of the Serbian Lan-
guage. Post 8vo, cloth. (Triibner's Simplified Grammars.)
London, 1887
3664 Muza (Emil). Die Kunst die Serbo-Kroatische Sprache.
i2mo, cloth. Vienna, n. d.
3665 Vuk Stephanovich. Wuk's Stephanowitsch kleine Ser-
bische Grammatik, verdeutscht und mit einer vorrede von Jacob
Grimm. (Bound with it is a portion of a German treatise on Ser-
vian Folk-songs.) Crown 8vo, half calf. Leipzig, 1824
434 Buropean Xanguaoes ant> IRaces
3666 SICILIAN. Biundi (G.) Dizionario Siciliano-Italiano. Crown
8vo, half calf, gilt. Palermo, 1857
3667 Lloyd (W. W.) The History of Sicily to the Athenian War,
with Elucidations of the Sicilian Odes of Pindar. Map. 8vo, half
red morocco, gilt. London, 1872
3668 SLAVONIC. Abel (Carl). Slavic and Latin. Ilchester Lectures
on Comparative Lexicography, delivered at the Taylor Institution,
Oxford. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
3669 Clark (Edson L.) The Races of European Turkey, their
History, Condition and Prospects. Map. Post 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1878
* Part I. The Byzantine Empire; Part II. The Modern Greeks and the Albanians;
Part III. The Turkish Slavonians, the Wallachians and the Gypsies.
3670 Curtin (Jeremiah). Myths and Folk-Tales of the Russians,
Western Slavs, and Magyars. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1890
3671 Eichhoff (F. G.) Histoire de la Langue et de la Litterature
des Slaves, Russes, Serbes, Bohemes, Polonais et Lettons, conside-
rees dans leur origine Indienne, leurs anciens monuments, et leur
etat present. Royal 8vo, calf gilt, gilt edges. Paris, 1839
* The third part of the work consists of national poems in Bohemian, Servian, etc.,
with translations.
3672 Krasinski (Count Valerian). Sketch of the Religious His-
tory of the Slavonic Nations. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1851
3673 Laveleye (Emile De). The Balkan Peninsula. Translated
by Mrs. Thorpe, with letter from the Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone.
Map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
3674 Mackenzie (G. Muir) and Irby (A. P.) The Turks, the
Greeks, and the Slavons. Travels in the Slavonic Provinces of
Turkey-in-Europe. Maps and numerous illustrations. Thick 8vo,
cloth, pp. 687, London, 1867
3675 Mackenzie (G. Muir) and Irby (A. P.) Travels in the
Slavonic Provinces of Turkey-in-Europe. Preface by W. E. Glad-
stone. Second Edition, revised. Maps and illustrations. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1877
3676 Miklosich (Dr. Franz). Die Bildung der Ortsnamen aus
Personennamen im Slavischen. 4to, wrappers, pp. 74. Vienna, 1864
European XaitQuaoes ano IRaces 435
SLAVONIC— C«*//**Mrf.
3677 Miller (William). Travels and Politics in the Near
East. Map and illustrations {frontispiece colored}. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1898
3678 Muller (Sir F. Max). Suggestions for the Assistance of
Officers in Learning the Languages of the Seat of War in the East.
With ethnological map by Petermann. 8vo, cloth. London, 1854
* The war referred to was the "Crimean War," and the languages embraced those
of Russia, Turkey, Greece, the adjoining countries, and the whole of the countries
surrounding the Black Sea.
3679 Muller (Sir F. Max). The Languages of the Seat of War
in the East. With a Survey of Three Families of Language — Semitic,
Aryan, and Turanian. Second Edition, with Appendix on the Mis-
sionary Alphabet, and an ethnographical map drawn by Augustus Peter-
mann. 8vo, cloth. London, 1855
3680 Pupine et Spasovic. Histoire des Litteratures Slaves. Traduit
par Ernest Denis. (Rulgares, Serbo-Croates, et Yougo-Russes. )
Map. Thick royal 8vo, three-quarter red morocco. Paris, 1881
* A work of great learning and of the highest authority.
3681 Radius (J. S. C. de). Condensed Historical Notice of the
Languages of the Slavic Nations. i2mo, cloth. London, 1853
3682 [Robinson (Mrs. Edward — "Ta/zv.")] Historical View of
the Languages and Literature of the Slavic Nations; with a Sketch
of their Popular Poetry. Preface by Edward Robinson. Crown
8vo, cloth. New York, 1850
3683 Schafarik (Paul Joseph). Slawische Alterthumer. Deutsch
von Mosig von Aehrenfeld. Herausgegeben von Heinrich Muttke.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Leipzig, 1843
* The standard work on Slavonic ethnography and antiquities.
3684 Schafarik (Paul Joseph). Geschichte der Siidslawischen
Literatur. Aus dessen handschriftlichem nachlasse herausgegeben
von Josef Jirecek. 4 vols. 8vo, wrappers. Prague, 1864-65
*Band I., Slowenisches und Glagolitisches Schriftthum; II., Illirisches und Kroati-
sches; III. and IV. Serbisch. Contains full bibliographical details.
3685 Schafarik (Paul Joseph). Geschichte der Slawischen
Sprache und Literatur nach alien Mundarten. Zweite Abdruck.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 527. Prague, 1869
436 ^European Xanauages ant) IRaces
SLAVONIC— Continued.
3686 Schnurrer (Christian Friedrich). Slavischer Biicher-
druck in Wurtemberg im 16 Jahrhundert. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 128.
Tubingen, 1799
Relates chiefly to the work of Primus Truber, the founder of Krainisch or
Slovenian (Wendish) Literature. Full bibliographical descriptions are given of the
various books printed under his editorship at Tubingen from 1560 to 1564, both in
the Croatian and Krainisch language, and in Cyrillic or Glagolitic type.
3687 SLAVONIC (OLD or CHURCH). Dobrowsky (Joseph). In-
stitutiones Linguae Slavicaa Dialecti veteris qusequum apud Russos,
Serbos aliosque ritus Grseci, turn apud Dalmatas Glagolitas ritus
Latinis, Slavos in libris Sacris obtinet. Editio secunda pretio viliori
parabilis. 8vo, half calf. Vindobonae (Vienna), 1852
* With four plates of the Cyrillic and Glagolitic (old Church Bulgarian) alphabets.
3688 Dobrowsky's Glagolitica. Ueber die Glagolitische Litera-
tur; das Alter der Bukwitza; ihr Muster, nach welchem sie gebildet
worden ; etc. Zweite Ausgabe von Wenceslaw Hanka. With 3 plates
of facsimiles from ancient Slavonic breviaries. i2mo, half calf.
Prague, 1832
3689 SLOVAKISH. Marshal (Gustav). Die Kunst die Slovakische
Sprache, durch Selbstunterricht schnell zu erlernen. 12010, cloth.
Vienna, n. d.
* Slovakish is a dialect akin to Old Bohemian, spoken in the north-western corner of
the kingdom of Hungary.
3690 SLOVENISH. Pecnik (Carl Jos.) Praktisches Lehrbuch der
Slovenischen Sprache, fur den Selbstunterricht. i2mo, cloth.
Vienna, n. d.
* Slovenish is a Slavonic dialect akin to Servian, spoken in Styria, Carinthia, Car-
niola, and in a small part of Hungary.
3691 SPANISH. Barrantes (D. Vicente). Catalogo Razonado y
Critico de los Libros, Memorias y Papeles, Impressos y Manuscri-
tos que Tratan de las Provincias de Extremadura, asi tocante a su
Historia, Religion y Geografia, como asus Antiguedades, Nobleza y
Hombres Celebres. Royal 8vo, half morocco (rubbed). Madrid, 1863
3692 Boehmer (Edward). Spanish Reformers of Two Centuries
from 1520 . . . their Lives and Writings according to the late B. B.
Wiffen's plan. Second volume (containing Constantino Ponce de la
Fuente, Calvin's Catechism and Liturgy, Sumario de Indulgencias,
Juan Perez de Pineda, Alonso de Penafuerte, Reginaldus Gonsal-
vius, Montanus, etc). 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
European Xanguaoes ano "IRaces 437
SPANISH— Continued.
3693 Boston Public Library. Catalogue of the Spanish and
Portuguese Books bequeathed by George Ticknor . . . with the
Collection of Spanish and Portuguese Literature in the General
Library. By Jas. L. Whitney. Royal 8vo, wrappers. Boston, 1879
3694 Cervantes. Life of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. A Bio-
graphical, Literary, and Historical Study, with a tentative Bibliog-
raphy from 1585 to 1892, and an Annotated Appendix on the Canto
de Caliope. By Jas. Fitzmaurice-Kelly. 8vo, half morocco gilt,
gilt top, uncut. London, 1892
3695 Collins (John). Dictionary of Spanish Proverbs, trans-
lated into English, with explanatory illustrations, etc. Post 8vo,
boards, cloth back. London, 1823
3696 Cortes (Hernando). Carta Sexta de Hernando Cortes,
escrita al Emperador Carlos V. Publicada ahora por primera vez.
8vo, sewed, pp. 138. New York, 1848
* This important letter relates to the Conquest of Mexico. It was edited by George
Folsom, and it forms a necessary supplement to the volume published by him in 1843.
3697 Dictionary of the Academy. Diccionario de la Lengua
Castellana por la Academia Espafiola. Undecima edicion. 4to, half
calf. Madrid, 1869
3698 Dictionary of the Academy. Novisimo Diccionario de la
Lengua Castellana . . . con un Supplemento de Voces de Ciencias,
Artes y Officios, Commercio, Industria, etc., etc., y seguido del Dic-
cionario de Sinonimos de Don Pedro M. De Olive, y del Diccionario
de la Rima de D. Juan Penalver. Thick 4to, half morocco.
Paris, 1873
3699 Fitzmaurice-Kelly (James). History of Spanish Literature.
Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. (No. 5 of "Short Histories of the Litera-
tures of the World, edited by Edmund Gosse.") London, 1898
3700 Ford (Richard). Handbook for Travellers in Spain. Re-
vised and corrected. Eighth Edition. Maps and plans. 2 vols, crown
8vo, cloth. London: Murray, 1892
3701 Gallardo (D. Bartolome Jose). Ensayo de una Biblioteca
Espafiola de libros raros y curiosos formado con los apuntamientos
de D. B. J. Gallardo, coordinados y aumentados por D. M. R.
Zarco dell Valle y D. J. Sancho Rayon. 2 vols, royal 8vo, paper.
Madrid, 1863-66
* Includes a catalogue of books in the library of Ferdinand Columbus.
43 8 European ^Languages ant) IRaces
SPANISH— Continued.
3702 Harvey (W. F.) Simplified Grammar of the Spanish Lan-
guage. Post 8vo, cloth. (Triibner's Simplified Grammars.)
London, 1890
3703 Hidalgo (Dionisio). Boletin Bibliografico Espanol y Es-
trangero, First Series, Vol. 10 (lacks No. 1 1), 1849, and Vol. 11, 1850
(the last volume of this series), complete; and Third Series, Vols.
1, 2 and 3 complete [1860-62], Vol. 4 (lacks No. 1), 1863, and Vol. 5,
Nos. 1 to 10 [1864]. As 7 vols. 8vo, wrappers. Madrid, 1849-64
2704 Hidalgo (Dionisio). Diccionario General de Bibliografia
Espafiola. Vols. 1 to 4 (should be 7 vols.). "A to Themis." 4 vols.
8vo, wrappers (some wanting). Madrid, 1862-70
2705 Ochoa (Eugenio de). Apuntes para Una Bibliotheca de
Escritores Espafioles Contemporaneos en Prosa y Verso. Portrait.
2 vols. 8vo, half morocco (rubbed). Paris, 1840
3706 Sociedad Antropologica EspaSola. Discursos . . . por . . .
Don Francisco Fernandez Gonzales, y Don Francisco de Asis Del-
gado Jugo. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 53. Madrid, 1869
3707 Stevens (Capt. John). New Dictionary of Spanish and
English, and English and Spanish. . . to which are added Proverbs,
Phrases, and Difficult Expressions, all literally explained with their
Equivalents. Small 4to, old leather (joints cracked). London, 1726
* This work was compiled with particular reference to the older Spanish books
relating to America, and for this purpose it is still the best dictionary. Capt. Stevens
made an English translation of Herrera.
3708 Ticknor (George). History of Spanish Literature. Third
American Edition, corrected and enlarged. 3 vols. 8\o, cloth,
paper labels, uncut. Boston, 1866
* No. 12 of only 100 printed.
3709 Valdes (Juan de). Life and Writings of Juan de Valdes,
otherwise Valdesso, Spanish Reformer in the 16th Century. By
Benjamin B. Wiffen. With a Translation from the Italian of his
Hundred and Ten Considerations, by John T. Betts. Thick 8vo,
cloth. London, 1865
3710 Velasquez de la Cadena (Mariano). Pronouncing Dic-
tionary of the Spanish and English Languages . . . upon the basis
of Seoane's Edition of Neuman and Baretti. . . with additions. In
Two Parts. Spanish-English and English-Spanish. Royal 8vo,
half morocco. New York, 1852
European Xan^uaoes ant) IRaces 439
SPANISH— Continued.
37 1 1 Velasquez de la Cadena (Mariano). Spanish and English
Dictionary. Another edition. Royal 8vo, half morocco.
New York, 1865
3712 Vindel (P.), Bookseller, Madrid. Catalogo Illustrado de
Obras Espafiolas de los Siglos XII. a XVII. Vol. 3. No. 14. 108
facsimiles. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 540. Madrid, 1903
3713 SWEDISH. Bygden (Leonard). Svenskt Anonym- och Pseu-
donym- Lexikon. Bibliografisk Forteckning Ofver Uppdagade
Anonymer och Pseudonymer. I. Den Svenska Litteraturen. Parts
1 to 8 (A to " Nattwads "). (8 pieces.) Royal 8vo, wrappers.
(All published to date.) Upsala, 1898-1906
3714 Dictionary. Pocket Dictionary of the English and Swedish
(and Swedish and English) Languages. i6mo, cloth. Leipzig, 1880
3715 Geijer (Gust) and Afzelius (Arv. Aug.) Svenska Folk-
Visor. Engraved title. 3 vols, nmo, half calf. Stockholm, 1814-16
* Swedish Folk Songs.
3716 Geijer (Eric Gustave). History of the Swedes. Trans-
lated, with Introduction and Notes, by J. H. Turner. The first
portion (comprising the first three volumes of the original) from the
earliest period to the accession of Charles the Tenth. (No more
published.) Royal 8vo, cloth. London, n. d. [1845]
3717 Montelius (Oscar). Antiquites Suedoises, Arrangees et
Decrites. Dessinees par C. F. Lindberg. Over 600 illustrations.
Royal 8vo, cloth. Stockholm, 1873-75
3718 Montelius (Oscar). The Civilization of Sweden in Heathen
Times. Translated by F. H. Woods from the Second Swedish Edi-
tion, revised and enlarged by the author. Map, and upwards 0/200
illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
3719 Murray's Handbook for Travellers in Sweden. Maps. Crown
8vo, red cloth. London, 1877
3720 Otte (E. C.) Simplified Grammar of the Swedish Language.
Crown 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Simplified Grammars.) London, 1884
3721 Samlaren. Tidskrift utgifven af Svenska Literatursalls-
kapets Arbetsutskott. Femtonde Argangen, 1894, till 26c Argangen,
1905. 8vo, in the original parts. (12 pieces.) Upsala, 1894-1905
* The Principal Literary Review of Sweden.
44° ^European ^Languages ant> IRaces
SW EDISH— Continued.
3722 Serenius (Jacob). English and Swedish Dictionary, wherein
the Generality of Words and various Significations are rendered
into Swedish and Latin . . . above 2,400 English Words traced from
their true Original Gothick, and the mistakes of Junius, Menagius
and other Etymologians remarked, etc. Second Edition, with large
Additions and Amendments. 4to, half calf. Printed at Harg and
Stenbro, near Nykoping in Sweden, by Pet. Momma, 17 57 .
3723 Stephens (George). On the Dialect of the First Book
Printed in Swedish. 4to, sewed, pp. 34. (Royal Society of Upsala.)
Upsala, 1879
3724 Svensk Bok-Katalog; Aren 1866-1875, and 1876-1885.
2 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco. Stockholm [1878 and n. d.]
3725 Svenska Landsmalen. Nyare Bidrag till Kannedom om de
Svenska Landsmalen ock Svenskt Folklif. Tidskrift utgifven pa
uppdrag af Landsmalsforeningarne i Uppsala, Helsingfors ock Lund.
1879 to 1896, complete in 16 vols. (The first vol. in half roan, the
remainder in the original parts.) (As 16 vols.) Stockholm, 1879-96
* A valuable collection of Folk-lore.
3726 Widegren (G.) Svenskt och Engelskt Lexicon, efter Kongl.
Secretararen Sahlstedts Svenska Ordbok, forfattadt af Gustaf Wide-
gren. Small 4to, original old calf, gilt. Stockholm, 1788
* The fullest and best of the older Swedish-English dictionaries. Inside the cover
is pasted the curious contemporary ex-libris of "Bruce Castle Library," reading:
"No. 40. Class I. Careful perusal estimated at . . . hours Labour. For persons
not speaking the Language . . . hours." The story has been told of a Scotchman
from the Highlands who was once found " carefully perusing " an old dictionary, and
being asked his opinion of the book, replied " that the stories were mighty guid, but
unco short." Perhaps a " careful perusal at so many hours Labour " of this would have
been more satisfactory.
3727 UMBRIAN. Aufrecht (S. T.) and Kirchoff (A.) Die Ura-
brischen Sprachdenkmaler. Ein Versuch zur Deutung derselben.
Nine plates (of inscriptions). 2 vols, in one. 4to, cloth, uncut.
Berlin, 1849
3728 Bower (H. M.) The Elevation and Procession of the Ceri
at Gubbio. An Account of the Ceremonies, together with some
Suggestions as to their Origin, and an Appendix consisting of the
Iguvine Lustration in English. 8vo, cloth. London, 1897
* A study in Folk-lore, showing the traces of ancient tree and symbol worship in
Italy.
European Xanguages ano "IRaces 44 T
VMBRl AN— Continued.
3729 Newman (Francis W.) The text of the Iguvine Inscrip-
tions, with interlinear Latin translation and Notes. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 54. London, 1864
* With MS. translation in English, 23 pages, laid in.
3730 VENETIAN. Boerio (Giuseppe). Dizionario del Dialetto Vene-
ziano; Seconda edizione aumentata e corretta, aggiuntovi l'Indice
Italiano Veneto gia promesso dall' autore nella prima edizione.
Royal 8vo, calf (front cover loose). Venice, 1856
3731 WALDENSIAN. Melia (Pius). Origin, Persecution and Doc-
trines of the Waldenses. From documents, many now for the first
time collected and edited. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
3732 New Testament. Li Sent Evangile . . . counfourma Sent
Luc et Sent Giann rendu en lengua Vald6sa. Par Pierre Bert. 8vo,
sheep. London, 1832
3733 WALLON. Monseur (Eugene). Le Folk Lore Wallon. i2mo,
wrappers, pp. 144. Brussels, n. d. [1892]
3734 WENDISH (LUSATIAN or SORBISH). Zwahr (J. G.)
Niederlausitz-Wendisch-Deutsches Handworterbuch. Von J. G.
Zwahr. Herausgegeben von J. C. F. Zwahr. Post 8vo, half calf.
Spremberg, 1847
* Dictionary of the Wendish dialect, spoken in lower Lusatia, on the borders of
Austrian Bohemia. Bautzen is one of the principal cities of this province.
3735 WESTERWALDISH. Schmide (K. C. L.) Westerwaldisches
Idiotikon, oder Sammlung der auf dem VVesterwalde gebrauchlichen
Idiotismen, mit Etymologischen Anmerkungen und der Vergleich-
ung anderer alten und neuen germanischen Dialekte. Post 8vo,
half calf. Hadamar und Herborn, 1800
* " Wester wald in West-Germany between Westphalia and Nassau."
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Princeps of Herodotus printed by Jacobus Rubeus (or Le Rouge)
in 1474, undoubtedly with Jenson's first Roman type, and an
exceedingly interesting specimen of the so-called " second press
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3736 BERNARD (AUG.) De l'Origine et des Debuts de l'lmprimerie
en Europe, ij facsimiles of early types and documents. 2 vols. 8vo,
half roan. Paris, 1853
3737 BLADES (WILLIAM). The Pentateuch of Printing, with a
Chapter on Judges. Memoir of the Author, and List of his Works.
By Talbot B. Reed. Numerous facsimiles, etc. Square royal 8vo,
cloth. Chicago, 1891
3738 [BOWYER (W.) and NICHOLS (J.)] The Origin of Printing
. . . the substance of Dr. Middleton's Dissertation . . . and Mr.
Meerman's Account of the First Invention of the Art. First
Edition. 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1774
* The translators adopt Meerman's views that Koster was the inventor. Bound
with it is : "Anticipation, containing the Substance of his M y's most Gracious
Speech to both H s of P 1. Lond. 1778," a satire by Thomas Tickell, dealing
with the Revolution in America and other topics.
3739 BREITKOPF (JOHANN GOTTLOB IMMANUEL). Ueber
die Geschichte der Erfindung der Buchdruckerkunst. 4to, boards,
pp. 56. Leipzig, 1779
* A Detailed Prospectus of a proposed History of Printing, which was never com-
pleted. The author was one of the founders of the now famous German printing firm
of Breitkopf and Haertel.
3740 BRITISH MUSEUM. Facsimiles from Early Printed Books in
the British Museum. (Representing Germany, Italy, France, Hol-
land and England.) 32 facsimiles. Folio, loose in portfolio.
London, 1897
3741 BRUCE (GEORGE) and DE VINNE (T. L.) Bruce's speci-
mens of Printing Types made at Bruce's New York Type Foundry.
(Followed by a complete reprint of De Vinne's History of Printing,
with all the illustrations and facsimiles.) Thick 4to, half russia.
New York, 1882
443
444 Ube Book Hrts
PRINTING (HISTORY, ETC., OF THE ART)— Continued.
3742 COTTON (H.) A Typographical Gazetteer Attempted. Second
Edition, corrected and much enlarged. 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1831
* Dictionary of the Latin names of towns, with notices of the introduction of print-
ing in each, and the first books printed.
3743 A Typographical Gazetteer Attempted. Second series. 8vo,
cloth. Oxford, 1866
3744 DE FOLLETT (ALBERT). Catalogue of Books on Typog-
raphy and the Kindred Arts. For sale by Mrs. De Follett. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 29. Poughkeepsie, 1897
3745 DELALAIN (M. P.) Inventaire des Marques d'Imprimeurs et de
Libraires de la Collection du Cercle de la Librairie. Deuxieme
edition, revue et augmentee. Royal 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top,
uncut. Paris, 1892
3746 DE VINNE (THEO. L.) The Invention of Printing. . . descrip-
tive of Early Prints and Playing Cards, the Block Books of the
Fifteenth Century, the Legend of Lourens Janszoon Coster of
Haarlem, and the Work of John Gutenberg and his Associates.
First Edition. Upwards of 150 illustrations. Thick 8vo, half
morocco, pp. 556. New York, 1876
* Scarce.
3747 Historic Printing Types. Lecture before the Grolier Club,
Jan. 25, 1885. 4to, boards, cloth back. New York, 1886
* One of 200 copies specially printed on Holland paper, published by the Grolier
Club.
3748 DUFF (E. GORDON). Early Printed Books. Facsimiles of type
and block-books. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. (Books about Books.)
London, 1893
* Historical sketches of the Origin of Printing in various countries.
3749 FALKENSTEIN (C. K.) Geschichte der Buchdruckerkunst in
ihrer Entstehung und Ausbildung. Zweite Auflage. Numerous
facsimiles. 4to, half roan. Leipzig, 1856
3750 FAULMANN (KARL). Illustrirte Geschichte der Buchdrucker-
kunst, ihrer Erfindung durch Johann Gutenberg und ihrer Tech-
nischen Entwicklung bis zur Gegenwart. Numerous reproductions
and facsimiles, some in colors and gold. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top,
uncut. Vienna, 1882
Ubc JSooft arts 445
PRINTING (HISTORY, ETC., OF THE ML1) -Continued.
3751 FISCHER (GOTTHELF). Beschreibung einiger Typographi-
schen Seltenheiten nebst Beytragen zur Erfindungsgeschichte der
Buchdruckerkunst. 7 plates giving facsimiles of the types of Gutenberg,
Ulrich Zel, etc. 6 parts in 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. (As 2 vols.)
Mainz, 1800-03
375 2 HANSARD (T. C.) Typographia: The Origin and Progress of
the Art of Printing; with practical directions, etc., and a descrip-
tion of Stereotype and Lithography. Portraits and numerous illus-
trations. Thick 8vo, half morocco, pp. 920. London, 1825
3753 HOE (RICHARD M.) The Literature of Printing. A Catalogue
of a Library illustrative of the History and Art of Typography,
Chalcography, and Lithography. i2mo, cloth, uncut. London, 1877
* Privately printed by the Whittinghams at the Chiswick Press.
3754 HOLTROP (M.) Catalogue d'une Collection de Specimens dTm-
pression du XV. et XVI. Siecles, composant l'Histoire de l'lm-
primerie par ses Monuments pendant le Premier Siecle. Wrappers,
pp. 40. Paris, 1892
* Check list of early examples of engraving, forming the collection of M. Holtrop,
the well-known bibliographer.
3755 HUMPHREYS (H. NOEL). History of the Art of Printing from
its Invention to its wide-spread Development in the Middle of the
Sixteenth Century. Preceded by a short account of the Origin of
the Alphabet and of the successive Methods of Recording Events
before the Invention of Printing. Illustrated with 100 facsimiles in
photolithography. Second issue. Royal 4to, cloth, gilt.
London, 1868
* Valuable for the numerous reproductions of early typography, some of the fac-
similes colored in reproduction of the ancient illuminations.
3756 JACOBI (CHARLES THOMAS). Printing. A Practical Treatise
on the Art of Typography as applied more particularly to the Print-
ing of Books. 150 illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
3757 JOHNSON (J.) Typographia or the Printer's Instructor, includ-
ing an Account of the Origin of Printing, with Biographical Notices
of the Printers of England from Caxton to the Close of the Sixteenth
Century; A Series of Ancient and Modern Alphabets; etc. 2 por-
traits\ engraved titles, and some other illustrations. Each page with orna-
mental border. 2 vols. 8vo, half cloth (back of Vol. I. loose).
* Large Paper copy, uncut. London, 1824
446 Ube JBoofe Hrts
PRINTING (HISTORY, ETC., OF THE ART)— Continued.
3758 JONES (JOHN WINTER). Some Remarks on Early Printed
Books. Addressed to a meeting of the Archaeological Institute,
May 5, 1 87 1. 4to, limp morocco, pp. 22. Presentation copy from
the author. • No imprint or date
* Privately issued.
3759 LEMPERTZ (HEINRICH). Beitrage zur alten Geschichte der
Buchdruck- und Holzschneidekunst. Facsimiles. Erstes Heft (all
published). Zweite Aufiage. 4to, boards. Cologne, 1839
3760 MAC KELLAR (THOMAS). The American Printer. A Manual
of Typography, containing Practical Directions for Managing all
Departments of a Printing Office. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1878
3761 [MARCHAND (PROSPER).] Histoire de l'Origine et des
Premiers Progres de l'lmprimerie. Frontispiece engraved by J. V.
Schley giving small medallion portraits of Koster, Aldus, Gutenberg,
Caxton, Robert Estienne, and Schoeffer. 4to, old calf, gilt. Fine copy.
La Haye, 1740
* The author contends that Gutenberg invented printing at Strasburg about 1440,
but that the first books were printed from engraved slabs of wood; and that later he
perfected his invention at Mayence by making the types movable.
3762 MARTHENS (JOHN F.) Typographical Bibliography. A List
of Books in the English Language on Printing and its Accessories.
i2mo, wrappers, pp. 43. Pittsburg, 1875
3763 MIDDLETON-WAKE (C. H.) The Invention of Printing.
Lectures delivered in the Lent Term, 1897. Facsimiles. Small 4to,
cloth, uncut. London, 1897
* Privately printed.
3764 MORRIS (WILLIAM). The Art and Craft of Printing. Col-
lected Essays . . . Together with a Short Description of the Press
by S. S. Cockerell, and an annotated List of the Books printed
thereat. Royal 8vo, boards, cloth back, uncut. New Rochelle, 1902
* Only 200 copies printed at the Elston Press.
3765 MUNSELL (JOEL). The Typographical Miscellany. Illustrated.
8vo, half morocco. Albany, 1850
* Only 200 copies printed. Containing articles on printing in America, the origin
of printing, etc.
3766 Catalogue of Books on Printing and the Kindred Arts . . .
also Works on Copyright. . . Bibliography, etc. With prices. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 47. Albany: Munsell, 1868
Ubc IBoofc Hrts 447
PRINTING (HISTORY, ETC., OF THE ART)— Continued.
3767 OTTLEY (W. Y.) An Inquiry concerning the Invention of Print
ing . . . including also Notices of the early use of Wood-engraving
in Europe, the Block-books, etc. With Introduction by J. P.
Berjeau. Illustrated with J/ plates and numerous wood engravings.
4to, half morocco (one cover broken). London, 1863
3768 RINGWALT (J. L.) American Encyclopaedia of Printing. Nu-
merous illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1871
3769 SKEEN (WILLIAM). Early Typography. (On the origin of
typography, the claims of Coster and Gutenberg, the works of Fust
and Schoeffer, etc.) 8vo, half roan. Colombo: Privately printed ^ 1872
3770 SPRINGER (JOHN). An extended Catalogue of a few Books
and Pamphlets . . . treating on the History and Mystery of Printing,
etc. Portrait. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 48. Iowa City, 1878
* Only 75 copies privately printed, " with some notes, original, stolen, and selected
from the works of intelligent writers. "
377i TYPOTHETiE OF NEW YORK CITY. Annual Dinner
. . . 196th Anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's Birth, i6mo, cloth
[New York, 1902]; accompanied by Bronze Medal (design of Victor
D. Brenner), struck in honor of the occasion, containing portraits
of Franklin and T. L. De Vinne. (Sold as 1 piece.)
printing (tbe lEarty presses).
3772 COPINGER (W. A.) Incunabula Biblica; or, The First Half Cen-
tury of the Latin Bible: being a Bibliographical Account of the
Various Editions of the Latin Bible between 1450 and 1500. 54 fac-
similes. Royal 4to, cloth. London, 1892
3773 HAIN (L.) Repertorium Bibliographicum in quo Libri Omnes ab
Arte Typographica Inventa usque ad annum MD. typis expressi,
ordine alphabetico, etc. 4 vols. 8vo, half morocco.
Stuttgart and Paris, 1826-38
* Complete set of the most valuable of the reference books on Incunabula.
3774 LAIRE (FRANC. -XAV.) Index Librorum ab Inventa Typogra-
phic ad annum 1500. 2 vols, post 8vo, old calf. Senonis (Sens), 1791
* Sir S. Egerton Brydges' copy, with a long autograph note written by him on the
end papers.
3775 OLSCHKI (LEO S.) Catalogue XXXV. Riche et Precieuse Col-
lection d'Incunables, . . . avec une Table des Matieres et une Table
Alphabetique des Villes et des Imprimeurs du XVe Siecle, dont on
fait Mention dans ce Catalogue. 8vo, cloth. Venice, 1896
448 Ube Book Brts
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)— Continued.
3776 PELLECHET (M.) Catalogue General des Incunables des Biblio-
theques Publiques de France. Vols. 1 and 2 (Abano to Comman-
dements). (All published.) Royal 8vo, wrappers, uncut. (As 2
vols.) Paris, 1897-1905
3777 PRIME (WENDELL). Fifteenth Century Bibles: a Study in
Bibliography. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1888
3778 PROCTOR (ROBERT). Index to the Early Printed Books in
the British Museum, from the Invention of Printing to the Year
MD., with Notes of those in the Bodleian Library. I., Germany;
II., Italy; III., Switzerland to Montenegro; IV., Registers. 4 Parts,
royal 8vo, wrappers. London, 1898-99
3779 QUARITCH (BERNARD). Monuments of Typography and
Xylography. Books of the First Half Century of the Art of Print-
ing. With the prices affixed. Royal 8vo, half red morocco.
London, 1897
3780 ROSENTHAL (LUDWIG). Bookseller, Munich. Katalog 90 de
la Librairie de L. Rosenthal, Incunabula, Xylographica et Chalco-
graphica. Facsimiles. Folio, boards, pp. 64. Munich [1892]
3781 ROSENTHAL (JACQUES). Bookseller, Munich. Catalogues
of Incunabula, and Early Illustrated Books (in German). Facsimiles.
Nos. 24, 27, and 105. (3 pieces.) Munich, 1900-1905
3782 WEIGEL (T. O.) Libraire a Leipzig. Cimeliotheca Nr. I.: Ver-
zeichniss von Handschriften, Schrotblattern, Kupferstichen, etc.,
des 15. Jahrhunderts; Cimeliotheca Nr. 2: Verzeichniss von Druck-
werken des 15. und 16. Jahrhunderts zum Theil mit Holzschnitten.
2 Parts, 8vo, paper, pp. 116. [Leipzig, 1876-1880]
3783 ALSACE. Heitz (Paul). Elsassische Buchermarken bis anfang
des 18 Jahrhunderts. Mit Vorbemerkungen und Nachrichten iiber
die Drucker. j6 plates of printers'* marks. 4to, wrappers, pp. 160,
including the plates in the numeration. Strassburg, 1892
3784 ALTENBERG. Dlabacz (Gottfried Joh.) Kurzgefaszte Nach-
richt von der noch unbekannten Buchdruckerey zu Altenberg in
Bohmen. 4tb, roan, pp. 23. Prague, 1797
* Contains a reprint of the First Book printed at Altenberg, " Daphnis, Ecloga
Parentalis. Edidit Caspar Stolshagus, 1589."
XTbe JBoofe arts 449
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)-Continued.
3785 AUGSBURG. Zapf (Georg Wilhelm). Annales Typographiae
Augustanae ab ejus Origine 1466 usque ad annum 1530. Accedit
D. Francisci Antonii Veith Diatribe de Origine et Incrementis Artis
Typographicae in urbe Augusta Vindelica. Facsimiles. Small 4to,
half calf. Augusta? Vindelicorum [Augsburg], 1778
* Origin and History of Printing in Augsburg, with a bibliographical list of issues
of the press from 1466 to 1530.
3786 Zapf (Georg Wilhelm). Augsburgs Buchdruckergeschichte
nebst den Jahrbuchern derselben. Vom Jahre 1468 auf das Jahr
1530. Eight engraved plates of colophons, printers' devices, etc. 2 vols,
in 1. 4to, half morocco. Augsburg, 1788-91
3787 BASLE. Heckethorn (C. W.) The Printers of Basle in the XV.
and XVI. Centuries, their Biographies, Printed Books, and Devices.
Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1897
* With many reproductions of the devices of the Frobens and other noted printers,
and check-lists of the books printed by them.
3788 BOHEMIA. Zahradnik (Isidor). Uber Neuere Bibliographic
der Inkunabeln, besonders der Bohmischen. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 31.
Prag, 1902
3789 CRACOW. Bandtkie (George Samuel). De Primis Cracoviae
in Arte Typographica Incunabulis Dissertatio Brevis. 4to, cloth,
pp. 8. Inserted at the end is a manuscript bibliography (6 pp.) of
Polish books. Cracoviae: Typis Academicis, 1812
* Very rare.
3790 FINLAND. Vasenius (Valfrid). Outlines of the History of
Printing in Finland. Translated (with Notes) by E. D. Butler. 8vo,
limp cloth, pp. 33. London, 1898
3791 FRANCE. Inventaire des Marques d'Imprimeurs et de Libraires.
Ville de Paris — Ville de Lyon — Autres Villes de France. 2 parts.
Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 43 and 71. (Bibliotheque Technique du
Cercle de la Librairie.) Paris, 1886-87
3792 HAARLEM. Hessels (J. H.) Haarlem the Birth-place of Print-
ing, not Mentz. 8vo, cloth. Presentation copy from the author.
London, 1887
3793 Koning (Jacobus). Verhandeling over den Oorsprong, de
Uitvinding, Verbetering en Volmaking der Boekdrukkunst. 8 fac-
similes. 8vo, original limp boards. Haarlem, 1816
* J. J. Merle's (the bibliographer) copy, with his autograph. The work is a prize
essay, the result of a competition suggested by the Holland Society of Arts. The
45° XTbe 3Boofe Hrts
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)— Continued.
author treats very exhaustively, and plausibly, of the invention of printing, and
arrives at the conclusion that Koster was the first to make movable types, and that
one of the editions of the "Speculum Humanse Salvationis " was the first book
printed. A life is given of Koster, and Junius' theory that a theft of Koster's ideas
gave the idea to Gutenberg is reiterated.
3794 Linde (A. Van der). The Haarlem Legend of the Invention
of Printing, by Lourens Janszoon Coster critically examined.
From the Dutch by J. H. Hessels, with an Introduction and a
Classified List of Costerian Incunabula. Royal 8vo, half calf, gilt,
original wrappers bound in. London: Blades & Co., 1871
3795 Loosjes (Vincent). Gedenkschriften wegens het Vierde
Eeuwegetijde van de Uitvinding der Boekdrukkunst door Lourens
Janszoon Koster van. .. Haarlem, Julij 10-11, 1823. Fine stipple
portrait of Koster, the tnemorial tomb to Koster, ground-plan of the Cathe-
dral at Haarlem, and of the medals struck. 8vo, boards. Haarlem, 1824
* Account of the fourth centennial celebrated at Haarlem in memory of Koster, and
of his assumed invention of printing, containing essays, poems, etc., composed for
the occasion. Also with critical essays in defence of Koster, and a list of books — xylo-
graph and printed with movable type — attributed to Koster.
3796 Meerman (Gerard). Uitvinding der Boekdrukkunst, ge-
trokken uit het Latynsch . . . met ene Voorreden en Aantekeningen
van Henrik Gockinga, hierachter is gevoet ene Lyst der Boeken in
de Nederlanden gedrukt voor't jaar M. D., Opgestelt door Jakob
Visser. 4to, original wrappers, pp. 118-4-67 (lacks the portrait of
Koster). Amsterdam, 1767
* The most important of the 18th Century books written to prove that Koster
invented movable types.
3797 Scriverius (Peter). Laure-Crans voor Laurens Coster van
Haerlem eerste Vinder vande Boeck-Druckery. Small 4to, half
vellum. Fine copy, lacks the portraits of Koster and Zurenus,
but contains the finely engraved plate of the interior of an early
printing establishment. Haarlem, 1628
* The earliest book that gives a detailed account of Koster, previous books only
incidentally mentioning him. Scriverius naturally claims the invention of printing for
Haarlem. The plate, which purports to represent a printing office circa 1440, is
the finest of all the early engravings of this subject, and represents the compositor
sitting at his table with the composing stick in his hand and the copy lying beside
him; in the centre the press, with the printer taking an impression; to the left is
another workman rubbing the two balls of ink together, while around are the various
tools of the craft. On the title-page is another representation of the same subject,
with below a small cut of a schoolmaster and his scholars, the scholars no doubt hav-
ing one of the famous " Donatuses " in their hands. Very scarce.
XTbe Booh arts 45 J
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)— Continued.
3798 ITALY. Audiffredus (Jo. Bapt.) Specimen Historico-Criticum
Editionum Italicarum Saeculi XV. ; in quo praeter editiones ab
Orlandio, Mettario, Denisio, Laerio, et a nonnullis bibliographis
recentioribus hactenus relatas plurime aliae recensentur omnesque
plenius uberiusque describuntur, etc. 4to,limp boards, pp. 459.
Rome, 1794
3799 MECKLENBURG. Lisch (G. C. F.) Geschichte der Buch-
druckerkunst in Mecklenburg, bis zum Jahre 1540. Large folding
facsimiles of types and printers' devices. Post 8vo, half calf. With
book-plate of Sydney Williams. Schwerin, 1839
3800 MENTZ. Borckel (Alfred). Gutenberg. Sein Leben, sein Werk,
sein Ruhm. 34. Abbilddungen. Royal 8vo, cloth. Giessen, 1897
* The illustrations include the oldest portraits of Gutenberg, facsimiles of his types, etc.
3801 Dziatzko (Karl). Beitrage zur Gutenbergfrage. With fac-
simile of the Document in Fust's Action against Gutenberg. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 89. Berlin, 1889
3802 Dziatzko (Karl). Sammlung Bibliothekswissenschaftlicher
Arbeiten. Heft IV: Gutenberg's Fruheste Druckerpraxis. 8 fac-
similes. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 136. Berlin, 1890
3803 Fournier (Pierre Simon). De l'Origine et des Productions
de l'lmprimerie Primitive en Taille de Bois, avec une Refutation des
Prejuges plus ou moins accredites sur cet Art, Paris, 1759; also in same
volume, Observations sur un Ouvrage intitule Vindiciae Typogra-
phical, par Fournier, Paris, 1760. In one vol. i2mo, old calf, gilt.
Paris, 1759-60
* The author ingeniously tries to prove that the works ascribed to Gutenburg were
only block-books, that Gutenberg was acquainted with the process of engraving on
wood and produced his first books in that manner.
3804 Gutenberg. Festschrift zur Gutenbergfeier, herausgegeben
von der Koeniglichen Bibliothek zu Berlin am 24 Juni, 1900. Fac-
similes. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 90. [Berlin, 1890]
3805 Hessels (J. H.) Gutenberg; was he the Inventor of Printing?
An Historical Investigation embodying a Criticism of Dr. Van der
Linde's "Gutenberg." 8vo, half roan. London, 1882
* Only 200 copies printed for sale.
3806 Hupp (Otto). Ein Missale Speciale Vorlaufer des Psalterius
von 1457. Beitrag zur Geschichte der Altesten Druckwerke. Fac-
similes. 4to, wrappers, pp. 30. Munich, 1898
3807 Hupp (Otto). Ein Missale Speciale. Another copy.
45 2 Ube 36oofe arts
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)— Continued.
3808 MENTZ. Hupp (Otto). Gutenbergs erste Drucke. Ein weiterer
Beitrag zur Geschichte der Altesten Druckwerke. Facsimiles. 4to,
wrappers, pp. 98. Munich, 1902
3809 Laborde (Leon De). Debuts de l'lmprimerie a Mayence et
a Bamberg, ou description des lettres d'indulgence du Pape Nicolas
V. pro regno Cypri, imprimeesj en 1454. Facsimiles. Large 4to,
wrappers, pp. 27. Paris, 1840
* Only a few printed. Laid in is a pamphlet, by Laborde: "La Plus Ancienne
Gravure du Cabinet des Estampes de la Bibliotheque Royale. Est-elle Ancienne?"
Illustrated.
3810 Misset (E.) Missale Speciale. Le Premier Livre Imprime
Connu. Un Missel Special de Constance, CEuvre de Gutenberg
avant 1450. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 41 (Extrait du Bibliographe
Moderne, 1899). Paris, 1899
* With MS. titles and memoranda laid in.
3811 Moon (George Washington). The Oldest Type-printed
Book in Existence: A Disquisition on the Relative Antiquity of
Pfister and Mazarin Bibles and the "65-Line A" Catholicon. Pre-
faced by a Brief History of the Invention of Printing. 2 facsimiles.
4to, wrappers, pp. 47. London, 1901
* No. 200 of only 241 copies, privately printed.
3812 Paltsits (Victor H.) Missale Speciale. The Newly-Found
Edition of the Missale Speciale. An examination of the pretentions
urged in behalf of this new addition to our typographic incunabula.
i6mo, wrappers, pp. 7. [New York, 1899]
* One of only 25 copies printed. Laid in is the original article appearing in
Publishers' Weekly.
3813 Paltsits (Victor H.) Missale Speciale. Being a further
examination of the pretensions urged in behalf of this early specimen
of typography. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 11. New York, 1900
* One of only 50 copies printed. Laid in is galley proof of another article (1902)
on the same subject.
3814 Schoepflin (Jo. Daniel). Vindiciae Typographical, '/plates
of facsimiles (taken from another copy and loosely inserted). 4to,
boards. Argent [Strasburg], 1760
* Scarce. One of the important books on the claims of Gutenberg. Schoepflin
printed in this book (in the Appendix) certain documents, which he states he dis-
covered, confirming the claims of Gutenberg as the inventor of printing (or movable
types). However, some of these documents are now regarded with doubts as to their
authenticity.
Ube Booft Hrts 453
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)— Continued.
3815 MENTZ. Wurdtwein (Stephan Alexander). Bibliotheca Mogun-
tina. Libris Saeculo Primo Typographico Moguntiae . . . addita
Inventae Typographic Historia. p facsimiles of colophons, titles, etc.
4to, boards, uncut. Ulm, 1791
* Prefixed is an account of early Monastic Libraries in Mentz.
3816 Wyss (Arthur). Ein Deutscher Cisianus fur das Jahr 1444
gedruckt von Gutenberg. Autotype facsimile. 4to, wrappers, pp. 19.
Strassburg, 1900
3817 NETHERLANDS. Campbell (M. F. A. G.) Annales de la
Typographic Neerlandaise au XVe Siecle. Royal 8vo, boards (joints
cracked). The Hague, 1874
* The best bibliography of the Incunabula of the Netherlands.
3818 Elzeviers. Berghman (G.) Etudes sur la Bibliographic
Elzevirienne, bashes sur l'ouvrage " Les Elzevier " de M. Alphonse
Willems. Avec 470 figures reproduisant les vignettes, culs-de-lampe et
lettres grises des Elzevier. Royal 8vo, half calf. Stockholm, 1885
3819 Elzeviers. Goldsmid (Edmund). A Complete Catalogue of
all the Publications of the Elzevier Presses at Leyden, Amster-
dam, the Hague, and Utrecht. With Introduction, Notes and
Appendix. 4 vols, umo, parchment paper wrappers.
Edinburgh: Privately Printed, 1885-88
3820 Elzeviers. Pieters (C. ) Annales de lTmprimerie Elze-
virienne; ou, Histoire de la Famille des Elzevier et de ses Editions.
Royal 8vo, half sheep, uncut. Gand, 185 1
3821 Holtrop (Joh. Guil.) Catalogus Librorum Saeculo XV.
Impressorum, quotquot in Bibliotheca Regia Hagana Asservantur.
8vo, half calf, gilt. The Hague, 1856
3822 Martens. Gand (J. De). Recherches Historiques et Cri-
tiques sur la Vie et les Editions de Thierry Martens (Martinlis, Mer-
tens). Facsimiles, etc. Post 8vo, half calf. Alost, 1845
* Thierry Martens was the first printer in what is now Belgium.
3823 Martens. Holtrop (J. W.) Thierry Martens d'Alost.
Etude Bibliographique. 8vo, three-quarter morocco, uncut, gilt top.
La Haye, 1867
* Thierry Martens printed one of the editions of the Letter of Columbus announcing
the Discovery of the New World, only one copy being known.
3824 Plantin Press. Biblia Sacra. Vulgatae Editionis. En-
graved title and device of the Press on blank leaf at end. Post 8vo, old
leather. Antwerp, 1628
454 Ube Boofe Hrts
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)— Continued.
3825 NUREMBERG. Zeninger's Press. Eighth Nuremberg Press.
St. Vincent Ferraris. Opusculum de fine Mundi. 16 leaves, the
first blank, printed in long lines, Gothic letter, 32 lines to a full
page. No date in colophon, but states that St. Vincent was canon-
ized in 1455. Zeninger used this type (Proctor, No. 1) from 1480
to i486. 4to, boards. Nuremberg: Conrad Zeninger [1480?]
* Fine copy. Not in Hain. Proctor No. 2240.
3826 PARIS. Bernard (Auguste). Histoire de l'lmprimerie Royale
du Louvre. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 311. Paris, 1867
3827 Code de la Librairie et Imprimerie de Paris, ou Conference
du Reglement arrete au Conseil d'Etat du Roy le 28 Fevrier 1723
. . . avec les Anciennes Ordonnances, Edicts, Declarations, Arrets,
&c. , depuis l'an 1332 jusqu'a. present. nmo, old calf, gilt.
Paris, 1744
3828 Greswell (E.) A View of the Early Parisian Greek Press,
including the lives of the Stephani ; notices of other contemporary
Greek printers of Paris; and various particulars of the Literary and
Ecclesiastical History of their Time. 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, calf, gilt.
Oxford, 1833
3829 Greswell (William Parr). Annals of Parisian Typography,
containing an Account of the Earliest Typographical Establishments
of Paris, and Notices and Illustrations of the most Remarkable Pro-
ductions of the Parisian Gothic Press. Facsimiles. 8vo, half mo-
rocco gilt, gilt top. London, 1818
3830 Maittaire (Michael). Stephanorum Historia, Vitas ipsorum
ac libros complectens. Portrait of Robert Estienne by Stuart. 8vo,
old calf (binding broken). Presentation copy from Lord Kings-
borough. London, 1709
* Lives and bibliography of the productions of the famous French printers, the Es-
tiennes. Besides the portrait, there are reproductions of the various printers' devices
used by them.
3831 Philippe (Jules). Origine de l'lmprimerie a Paris. D'apres
des Documents inedits. Xylographic and other facsimiles . 8vo, half
morocco, gilt top, uncut. Presentation copy. Paris, 1885
* Only 250 copies on " papier velin." The original wrappers bound in.
XTbe Boofe arts 455
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)— Continued.
3832 ROME. [Audiffredi (Joan Baptiste).] Catalogus Historico-
Criticus Romanarum Editionum Saeculi XV, in quo praeter editiones
a Maettario, Orlando, ac. P. Laerio relatas, et hie plerumque plenius
uberiusque descripta, &c. 4to, wrappers, pp. 476, and leaf of fac-
similes. Rome, 1783
* Full bibliographical descriptions of books printed in Rome, including those printed
by Pannartz and Sweynheym at Subiaco.
3833 Laire (P. Francisci Xaver). Specimen Historicum Typo-
graphiae Romanae XV. Saeculi. Vignette on title and facsimile. 8vo,
old leather. Roma, 1778
3834 SPAIN. Mendez (F. Francisco). Typographia Espanola; o, His-
toria de la Introduccion, Propagacion y Progresos del Arte de la
Imprenta en Espana. Tomo I. Portrait. Small 4to, half vellum.
Madrid, 1796
* No more than this volume was published, which contains the bibliography of
Spanish printing of the 15th Century complete. Scarce. Henry Thomas Buckle's
copy, with his autograph and bookplate.
3835 N£e de la Rochelle (J. F.) Recherches Historiques et
Critiques sur l'Etablissement de l'Art Typographique en Espagneet
en Portugal, pendant la quinzieme siecle. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 67.
Only 350 printed. Paris, 1830
3836 SPEIER. The Second Press in Speier. [Jean Huss. ] Gesta
Christi. Folio, a, ii, commences, " Incipiunt gesta Christi"; on
the last leaf is, " Expliciut Gesta Christi '' Eleven leaves, without
place, printer's name, date, catch-word, or pagination, but with
sheet-signatures. Printed in double columns (except the last page-
which runs the full width of the page), 32 lines to a column, in semi-
Roman type. Bound in old half calf. [Speier, 147 1 or 1472]
* An extremely rare and interesting example of the Second Press in
Speier, according to Proctor, and the first book printed of the celebrated
Bohemian Reformer.
Two printers commenced about the same time to print in Speier, one known as the
Printer of the " Postilla Scolastica," the other the printer of this, commonly known
as the Printer of the " Gesta Christi." The name of neither is known, and of the few
books that are in existence from their presses only one of each bears a date. The
" Postilla Scolastica" is dated 1471, from which it is assumed that this printer pre-
ceded the printer of the "Gesta," as the only book of the latter which is dated
bears the date of 1472. The question of priority can hardly be settled from such scant
data, as it is quite possible that of the eleven books known as coming from the press
of the printer of the " Gesta," some may have been issued lfkewise in 147 1.
The date of 1472 referred to above is found in the colophon leaf of the Contemplations
of John de Turrecremata. This leaf is fortunately bound with the volume here described,
making an exceedingly important and valuable addition. Hain, 9057; Proctor, 2323.
45 6 Ube Boofe Hrts
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)— Coniinued.
3837 STRASBURG. Laborde (Leon de). Debuts de l'Imprimerie a
Strasbourg; ou, Recherches sur les Travaux Mysterieux de Guten-
berg dans cette ville, et sur le Proces qui lui fut intente en 1439 a
cette occasion, j plates. Royal 8vo, half morocco, uncut. Paris, 1840
* Scarce. Laborde gives transcripts of the original documents used in the famous
action against Gutenberg, the plates being partial facsimiles. The originals of these
were destroyed by fire during the Franco-German War, so that this book is the sole
authority for these documents.
3838 Mentelius (Jacob). De Vera Typographic Origine. 4to,
half calf. Paris, 1650
* The treatise claims Mentelin as the originator of printing with movable types, and
asserts that Gutenberg obtained his knowledge from him. An engraving is given in
the text of the arms of the Schott family. Martin Schott was the successor of Men-
telin in his printing business at Strasburg.
3^39 Schmidt (Charles). Jean Gruninger, 1483-1531. 4 fac-
similes of the .printers'1 devices. 4to, wrappers, pp. 103. (Repertoire
Bibliographique Strasbourgeois.) Strasbourg, 1893
3840 Schmidt (Charles). Martin et Jean Schott, 1481-1499,
1500-1544. 4 facsimiles of the printers' devices. 4to, wrappers, pp. 68.
(Repertoire Bibliographique Strasbourgeois.) Strasbourg, 1893
3841 Schurer's Press. Fragmeta passionis dni | nostri Jesu
Christi. A celeberrimo (divini eloquii | oratore) dfio Joanne Geiler
ex Keisersberg Theo- | logo, sub typo placete mellee pdicate. Per
Jacobu I Ottherii familiare ejus in hunc modum collecta. 91 leaves
unpaged, printed in semi-Gothic type, long lines, 36 to a full page.
4to, wrappers. [Strassburg]: Matthias Schurer, December, 1508
* Dr. Kloss's copy, with his label. The title xylograph, with a large woodcut. Urs
Graf illustrated several books for this printer, and the woodcut, although unsigned,
may be by that famous engraver. One of the earliest books printed by Schurer, and
an interesting example of the early Strasburg press.
3842 SWEDEN. Klemming (G. E.) Sveriges Bibliografi, 1481-1600.
Parts 1-4 (1481-1530) all published. Facsimiles. 4 parts, 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 216. Upsala, 1889
3843 ULM. Hassler (Conrad Dieterich). Ulm's Buchdrucker Kunst,
facsimiles and title-page in gold and colors, Ulm, 1840; bound with it is
the Supplement, " Explicatio Monumenti Typographici Antiquissimi
Nuper Reperti," pp. 9, by the same author, Ulm, 1840. 4to, half
morocco. Ulm, 1840
Ube Boofe arts 457
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)— Continued.
3844 VENICE. Aldine Press. Aide Manuce et l'Hellenisme a Venice.
Par Ambroise Firmin-Didot. Facsimile and four portraits. 8vo,
cloth, uncut. Paris, 1875
* With presentation inscription from the author.
3845 Aldine Press. A Bibliographical Sketch of the Aldine Press
at Venice .... translated and abridged from Renouard's "Annales
de l'lmprimerie des Aides," revised and corrected by Edmund
Goldsmid. 3 vols. 121110, parchment paper wrappers.
Edinburgh: Privately printed, 1887
3846 Aldine Press. Libri de Re Rustica. M. Catonis, M. Terentii
Varronis, L. Junii Moderati, Mellae, Palladii, Georgii Alexandrini
enarrationes. Two titles, both with the Aldine anchor. 8vo, vellum,
gilt back, gilt edges. Fine copy. Venice: Aldus Manutius, 1514
3847 Brown (Horatio F.) The Venetian Printing Press. An
Historical Study based upon Documents for the most part hitherto un-
published. With 22 facsimiles of early printing. 4to, cloth. Lond.1891
3848 Jenson's Press. Sardini (Giacomo). Esame sui Principi
della Francese ed Italiana Typografia ovvero storia critica di Nicolao
Jenson. 4 plates. 3 vols, in one. Folio, wrappers, pp. 139+ 157 + 126.
Lucca, 1796-98
* A valuable critical treatise on Jenson, with a bibliographical description of the
books issued by him.
3849 Jenson's Press. The First Book printed by Jenson at Ven-
ice. Eusebii Pamphili de Evangelica Pr/eparatione. i42leaves,
single column, 39 lines to a page, in Roman type. Arabesque bor-
der to first page in gold and colors, and large initial letters through-
out, the smaller capitals painted by hand (the first and last leaf
water-stained, and the extreme margins of some of the earlier leaves
also a little stained). Folio, handsomely bound by Stikeman, in
full crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt back and sides, edges gilt
on the rough. Venice: Nicholas Jenson, 1470
* Very rare. A tall copy, with broad margins. The Editio Princeps of
Eusebius' Evangelical Preparation.
In Jenson's first year of printing four books were issued by him, of which
this is generally considered to be the first, as it is also the first book
printed in the beautiful type known as jenson type. this is the ilhlier
copy, with heber's stamp, and a lengthy note written in as to its rarity.
an interesting feature about this copy is the fact of its border on the
front page differing in its ornamentation from one or two of the few
COPIES THAT ARE KNOWN. It IS ALSO PLAINLY EVIDENT THAT THIS BORDER, AS
LIKEWISE THE LARGER INITIALS, WERE STAMPED IN BY HAND AFTER THE PAGE WAS
PRINTED, THE IMPRESSION OF THE WOODEN BLOCK BEING DISTINGUISHABLE IN SEV-
ERAL PLACES.
45 8 ^fce Mook Brts
PRINTING (THE EARLY PRESSES)— Continued.
3850 VENICE. Le Rouge's Press. Editio Princeps of Herodotus
Herodoti Halicarnasei Historiarum. 259 leaves, single column, 35
lines to a page, in Roman type. 4to, handsomely bound by Stikeman
in dark green crushed levant morocco, gilt back and sides, edges gilt,
on the rough (a small hole in the three first leaves and in the last
two, and some contemporary writing on a few of the margins).
Venice: Jacobus Rubeus, 1474
*Very rare. Printed with Jenson's original Roman type. Jean Le Rouge
— or, in his Latinized form, Jacobus Rubeus — came to Venice apparently soon
after jenson, and became associated with him in some way, possibly assist-
ing him in his printing office. about i472 he was admitted by the council
of Venice as a printer, and commenced issuing books shortly afterwards,
his first book known being dated 1473. the type used for his books issued
up to 1474 was undoubtedly jenson's original font of roman as used by him
IN THE EUSEBIUS AND OTHER WORKS. In I473 JENSON BEGAN ABANDONING THE
Roman for Gothic type, and possibly not contemplating any immediate use
OF IT, RELINQUISHED IT TO Le ROUGE. No BOOK OF JENSON'S PRINTED WITH THIS
TYPE IS IN EXISTENCE DATING FROM 1474, AND IT WAS ONLY A FEW YEARS LATER
THAT HE BEGAJM AGAIN TO SPARINGLY USE ROMAN TYPE, WHICH WAS APPARENTLY A
MODIFICATION OF HIS FIRST FONT.
IT BECOMES AN INTERESTING QUESTION UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES Le ROUGE
WORKED AS A PRINTER. WAS HE A PARTNER WITH JENSON; DID HE PRINT BOOKS
WITH THE ELDER PRINTER'S TYPES, AND WERE THEY ISSUED FROM THE SAME ESTAB-
LISHMENT UNDER A PARTNERSHIP SCHEME? THAT THEY WERE VERY CLOSELY ASSO-
CIATED IS UNDOUBTED, JENSON BEQUEATHING HIM A LEGACY IN HIS WILL, IN
WHICH HE IS CALLED " compare" OR ASSOCIATE.
Engraving anfc Block Books.
3851 ANDERSON (ALEXANDER). Memorial of Alexander Ander-
son, the First Engraver on Wood in America. By Benson J. Lossing.
Portrait and 38 impressions from Anderson's original woodblocks. Royal
8vo, paper, pp. 107, uncut. New York: For the subscribers, 1872
* Large Paper copy. Only a few printed.
3852 A Brief Catalogue of Books, illustrated with Engravings by
Dr. Alexander Anderson, with Biographical Sketch of the Artist.
[By E. A. Duyckinck and Benson J. Lossing.] Dr. Anderson's book-
plate, and some of his woodcuts, from blocks drawn and engraved after his
ninetieth year . 8vo, cloth. New York, 1885
• * Only 100 copies privately printed by Thompson and Moreau. Presentation copy
from Charles C. Moreau.
Zbc Boofe Hrts 459
ENGRAVING AND BLOCK BOOKS— Continued.
3853 ARS MORIENDI (THE). Editio Princeps, circa 1450. A Re-
production of the Copy in the British Museum. Edited by W.
Harry Rylands. Introduction by George Bullen. 4to, cloth, un-
cut. London, 1881
* Limited issue, printed for the Holbein Society.
3854 BERJEAU k(J. PH.) Biblia Pauperum, reproduced in facsimile
from one of the copies in the British Museum, with an Historical and
Bibliographical Introduction. Folio, half morocco. London, 1859
3855 Geschiedenis van het heylighe Cruys; or, History of the
Holy Cross. Reproduced in facsimile from the Original Edition
printed by J. Veldener in 1483. Text and Engravings by J. Ph.
Berjeau. Square 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
3856 Catalogue Illustre des Livres Xylographiques. 8vo, half
morocco, gilt top, uncut. London, 1865
3857 BURT (CHARLES). Catalogue of Line Engravings, Etchings,
and original Drawings by Charles Burt, dec'd. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 50. Brooklyn, 1893
* No. 3 of only 125 copies privately printed. Laid in is a letter of C. W. Frederick-
son concerning the collection.
3858 CONWAY (WILLIAM MARTIN). The Woodcutters of the
Netherlands in the Fifteenth Century. 8vo, cloth.
Cambridge (England), 1884
* A valuable book on the early wood-engravers and book-illustrators.
3859 CRANE (WALTER). Of the Decorative Illustration of Books
Old and New. Profusely illustrated with facsimiles. Square crown
8vo, cloth. (Ex-Libris Series, edited by Gleeson White.)
London, 1896
3860 CUST (LIONEL). The Master E. S. and the " Ars Moriendi."
A Chapter in the History of Engraving during the XVth Century.
Facsimile reproductions of engravings . . . at Oxford and in the British
Museum, including a reprint of the Ars Moriendi Block Book in the
British Museum. 4to, boards, cloth back. Oxford, 1898
3861 DELABORDE (VICOMTE HENRI). Le Departement des
Estampes a la Bibliotheque Nationale. Notice Historique, suivie
d'un Catalogue des Estampes. Crown 8vo, cloth. Paris, 1875
3862 La Gravureen Italie avant Marc-Antoine, 1452-1505. Numer-
ous reproductions. 4to, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Paris, 1883
* No. 16 of only 25 copies on Holland paper.
460 Ube Book Brts
ENGRAVING AND BLOCK BOOKS— Continued.
3863 DIDOT (AMBROISE FIRMIN). Essai Typographique et
Bibliographique sur l'Histoire de la Gravure sur Bois. 8vo, wrap-
pers, pp. 315. Paris, 1863
3864 Les Graveurs de Portraits en France. Catalogue raisonne
de la Collection des Portraits de l'Ecole Francaise appartenant
a Ambroise Firmin-Didot. Precede d'une Introduction. 2 vols.
8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Paris, 1875—77
* Limited edition of 600 copies.
k
3865 DUCHESNE (JEAN). Essai sur Les Nielles, Gravures des
Orfevres Florentins du XVe Siecle. Portrait and reproductions. Post
8vo, half calf (back loose). Paris, 1826
3866 GANDELLINI (GIOVANNI GORI). Notizie Istoriche degli
Intagliatori. Seconda Edizione arricchita di Notizie Interessanti,
la Vita dell' Autore, etc. Portrait. 15 vols, post 8vo, half morocco.
(Astor Library stamp on binding.) Fine set. Siena, 1808-16
3867 GROLIER CLUB. Catalogue ... of Engraved Portraits of
Women Writers from Sappho to George Eliot. 1 21110, wrappers,
pp. 24. New York, 1895
3868 Engraved Portraits of Washington, nmo, wrappers, pp. 59.
(Laid in is invitation, etc., to the private view.) New York, 1899
3869 HADEN (SIR FRANCIS SEYMOUR). Catalogue of Etch-
ings, Dry Points, and Mezzotints exhibited at the Grolier Club.
i2mo, wrappers, pp. 112. New York, 1902
* A valuable catalogue describing the " states."
3870 [HEINECKEN (CARL HEINRICH VON).] Idee Generale
d'une Collection complette d'Estampes, avec une Dissertation sur
l'Origine de la Gravure et sur les Premiers Livres d'Images. 32 fac-
similes of early engravings. 8vo, old russia, gilt. Leipzig, 1771
3871 [JANSEN (HENRI).] Essai sur l'Origine de la Gravure en Bois
et en Taille-douce, et sur la Connoissance des Estampes des XVe
et XVIe Siecles, oii il est parle aussi de l'origine des Cartes a
jouer et des Cartes geographiques; suivi de Recherches sur l'origine
du Papier, &c. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1808
* The author was keeper of the books and prints of Prince Talleyrand. 20 plates
of facsimiles of early rare engravings^and of early water-marks are given, with copious
descriptions.
XTbe JBoofe arts 461
ENGRAVING AND BLOCK BOOKS— Continued.
3872 KEPPEL (FREDERICK) and OTHERS. What Etchings Are,
New York, 1890; Modern Disciples of Rembrandt, New York, 1890;
The Golden Age of Engraving, New York, 1893; American Etchers,
by Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer (to which is added " Charles
Meryon, a Biographical Sketch," by F. Keppel), New York, 1886;
The Best Portraits in Engraving, by Charles Sumner, New York,
1875. All illustrated. Royal 8vo, wrappers. (5 pieces.)
3873 LE BLANC (CH.) Manuel de l'Amateur d'Estampes, contenant:
1. Un Dictionnaire des Graveurs de Toutes les Nations . . . ;
2. Un Repertoire des Estampes dont les Auteurs ne sont connus
que par des Marques Figures; 3. Un Dictionnaire des Monogrammes
des Graveurs; 4. Une Table des Peintres, Sculpteurs, Architectes et
Dessinateurs . . . ; 5. Une Table Methodique des Estampes Decrites
. . . et Precede de Considerations sur l'Histoire de la Gravure.
2 vols. 8vo, half morocco (loose in covers). Paris, 1854-56
3874 LINTON (W. J.) The History of Wood-Engraving in America.
Numerous specimens. 4to, oak boards, cloth back, uncut.
* No. 570 of 1,000 copies, signed by the author. London, 1882
3875 LIPPMANN (FRIEDRICH). The Art of Wood-Engraving in
Italy in the Fifteenth Century. English Edition, with extensive
corrections and additions by the author, which have not appeared in
the German Original. $g illustrations, including reproductions of rare
woodcuts. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut.
London: Quaritch, 1888
3876 REMBRANDT. Catalogue Raisonne de toutes les Estampes qui
forment l'oeuvre de Rembrandt et ceux de ces Principaux Imitateurs.
Nouvelle Edition, entierement refondue, corrigee et considerable-
ment augmentee. Par Adam Bartsch. Plates. 2 vols, in 1. Post
8vo, half morocco. Vienna, 1797
3877 RENOUVIER (JULES). Des Gravures en Bois dans les Livres
d'Anthoine Verard, 1485-15 12. Frontispiece. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 50.
Paris, 1859
3878 Des Portraits d'Auteurs dans les Livres du XVe Siecle. 8vo,
cloth, pp. 22. Only 214 printed. Paris, 1863
3879 SOTHEBY (SAMUEL LEIGH). Memoranda relating to the
Block-Books in the Bibliotheque Imperiale, Paris, made October,
M.DCCC.LVIII. Illustrations. 4to, wrappers, pp. 23. (Lenox
Library duplicate.) Lond.: For the Author, 1859
* No. joi of a limited number of copies privately printed. With presentation in-
scription.
462 Ube Boofe Hrts
ENGRAVING AND BLOCK BOOKS— Continued.
3880 SUYDERHOEF (JONAS). Verzeichniss seiner Kupferstiche,
beschreiben von Johann Wussin. 8vo, cloth, pp. 85. Leipzig, 1861
3881 TIFFIN (W. F.) Gossip About Portraits, principally Engraved
Portraits. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1866
* Containing much interesting information about rare portraits.
3882 WEIGEL (T. O.) and ZESTERMANN (AD.) Die Anfange
der Druckerkunst in Bild und Schrift. An deren Friihesten in der
Weigel'schen Sammlung. 145 facsimiles in colors. 2 vols, royal 4to,
cloth, morocco backs. Leipzig, 1866
* Scarce. Perfect reproductions of the earliest engravings known, in wood, metal
and copper.
3883 WILLSHIRE (WILLIAM HUGHES). An Introduction to the
Study and Collection of Ancient Prints. Second Edition, revised
and enlarged, j facsimiles, and reproductions of monograms, marks,
cyphers, water-marks, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, half roan. London, 1877
BooMPlates,
3884 ALLEN (CHARLES DEXTER). Classified List of Early
American Book-Plates. Facsimiles, umo, wrappers, pp. 38.
New York: Grolier Club, 1894
3885 American Book-Plates. A Guide to their Study, with Ex-
amples. With Bibliography by Eben Newell Hewins. Numerous
reproductions. Square crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1894
3886 American Book-Plates. A Guide to their Study. With Biblio-
graphy, by E. N. Hewins. 40 copperplates and numerous illustrations
in the text. 8vo, vellum paper. London, 1895
* Large Paper copy. No. 57 of only 78 copies printed for England on Japanese
vellum.
3887 CASTLE (EGERTON). English Book-Plates. An Illustrated
handbook for Students of Ex-Libris. Square crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1892
3888 HAMILTON (WALTER). Dated Book-Plates, with a Treatise
on their Origin and Development. With about 100 illustrations. 4tor
cloth. London, 1895
3889 French Book-Plates. Numerous reproductions. Square crown
8vo, cloth. (The Ex-Libris Series.) London, 1896
TLbc JBoofe arts 463
BOOK-PLATES— Continued.
3890 HARDY (W. J.) Book-Plates. Facsimiles. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut.
(Books about Books.) London, 1893
3891 SLATER (J. H.) Book-Plates and their Value. English and Ameri-
can plates. Crown 8vo, buckram, gilt top, uncut. London, 1898
3892 VINYCOMB (JOHN). On the Processes for the Production of Ex-
Libris. Reprinted from the Journal of the Ex-Libris Society with
additional illustrations. Facsimiles (some colored) and other illustra-
tions. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1894
:Bookbinfcing.
3893 ARNETT (JOHN ANDREWS). Inquiry into the Nature and
Form of the Books of the Ancients, with a History of the Art of
Bookbinding. Facsimiles, portrait of Roger Payne, etc. i2mo, cloth.
London, 1837
3894 BRASSINGTON (W. SALT). A History of the Art of Book-
binding, with some Account of the Books of the Ancients. With
numerous engravings and photographic reproductions of ancient bindings in
color and monotint. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. London, 1894
* Contains a reprint, with additions, of Arnett's book.
3895 CUNDALL (JOSEPH). On Bookbindings, Ancient and Modern.
28 facsimile reproductions of Maioli, De Thou, Grolier, and other fine
bindings. Square 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
3896 FLETCHER (WILLIAM Y.) Bookbinding in France. 8 colored
plates and 31 illustrations in the text. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 80.
(Portfolio Monograph, No. 10.) London, 1894
3897 GROLIER CLUB. Mosaic Bookbindings. A Catalogue of an
Exhibition, iamo, wrappers, pp. 53. New York, 1902
3898 Exhibition of Silver, Embroidered and Curious Bookbindings.
urao, wrappers, pp. 86. New York, 1903
3899 Exhibition of some of the Latest Artistic Bindings done at the
Club Bindery, nmo, wrappers, pp. 47. New York, 1906
464 XTbe JBoofe Hrts
BOOKBINDING— Continued.
3900 HOE (ROBERT). Lecture on Bookbinding as a Fine Art. De-
livered before the Grolier Club, Feb. 26, 1885. With 63 reproduc-
tions of bindings by famous binders, etc. 4to, boards, cloth back, gilt
top, uncut. New York, 1886
* One of 200 special copies printed on Holland Paper, and published by the Grolier
Club.
3901 HORNE (HERBERT P.) The Binding of Books. An Essay
in the History of Gold-tooled Bindings. Facsimiles. Post 8vo,
cloth, uncut. (Books about Books.) London, 1894
3902 MATTHEWS (BRANDER). Bookbinding Old and New.
Notes of a Book-Lover. With an Account of the Grolier Club of
New York. 33 facsimiles of bindings and 46 illustrations in the text.
Square post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1895
3903 PEIGNOT (GABRIEL). Essai Historique et Archeologique sur
la Reliure des Livres, et sur l'etat de la Librairie chez les Anciens.
2 plates. 8vo, half crimson morocco, pp. 84. Dijon, 1834
* Only 200 printed.
3904 PRIDEAUX (S. T.) An Historical Sketch of Bookbinding. With
a Chapter on Early Stamped Bindings by E. Gordon Duff. 3 plates
of bindings (2 colored). Square post 8vo, buckram, uncut.
London, 1893
* No. 92 of 120 copies on hand-made paper. Pages 250-294 contain a Bibliography.
The two colored facsimiles were issued only in this limited edition.
3905 QUARITCH (BERNARD). Catalogue of 1,500 Books remark-
able for the Beauty or the Age of their Bindings, or as bearing
indications of Former Ownership by Great Book Collectors and
Famous Historical Personages. (With prices.) Royal 8vo, half
morocco. London, 1889
3906 ZAEHNSDORF'S Short History of Bookbinding, illustrated, Lon-
don, 1895; Jean Grolier (Grolier Club, n. d.); Leon Gruel,
Relieur, facsimiles, Paris, 1893; Something about Leather, two
Booklets, issued by the Gorham Company, New York, 1897.
5 Pamphlets.
Ube JSooft Srts 465
paper anfc fl>aper*flDaking.
3907 DENNE (REV. SAMUEL). Observations on Paper or Paper
Marks, with an Index arranged according to Dates. 5 large plates
of printers' marks and one of autographs (describing nearly 70 paper-
marks). 4to, wrappers. (Royal Society of Antiquaries.)
London, 1795
3908 HERRING (RICHARD). Paper and Paper Making, Ancient
and Modern. Introduction by Rev. George Croly. 5 plates and
30 examples of various grades and colors of paper. Second Edition.
8vo, cloth. London, 1856
3909 Paper and Paper Making, Ancient and Modern. Third
Edition. 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
3910 Practical Guide to the Varieties and Relative Value of Paper
. . . To which is added a History of the Art of Paper Making.
Upwards of 200 samples of paper of every description. 4to, cloth.
London, i860
3911 KOOPS (MATTHIAS). Historical Account of the Substances
which have been used to Describe Events, and to convey Ideas from
the Earliest Date to the Invention of Paper. Small folio, original
boards, pp. 91. London: Printed by T. Burton, 1800
* Rare and curious. "Printed on the First Useful Paper manufactured soley
(sic) from straw." The book is printed on a thick light brown paper, the discoverer
not having apparently found a means of bleaching it. From p. 85 to the end the
leaves are made from wood alone. The book is dedicated to George III., and is
signed by the inventor, with his autograph.
3912 KOOPS (MATTHIAS). Historical Account of the Substances
used . . . for Paper. Second Edition. Frontispiece, shou<ing the
Papyrus plant. 8vo, half calf. London, 1801
* Also printed on straw paper. Laid in is a specimen of printing on thin cork.
3913 VACHON (MARIUS). Les Arts et les Industries du Papier en
France, 1 871-1894. Profusely illustrated with specimens of various
processes of color printing, etchings^ etc. 4to, cloth. Paris, s. d. [1894]
466 XTbe Bool? Hrts
Bibliograpbp ant) Xiterarp Ibietor^
3914 ADAMS (CHARLES KENDALL). A Manual of Historical
Literature, comprising brief descriptions of the most important
Histories in English, French, and German. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 665.
New York, 1882
3915 Manual of Historical Literature. Third Edition, revised and
enlarged. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 720. New York [1888]
3916 ADAMS (OSCAR FAY). Dictionary of American Authors.
Fifth Edition, revised and enlarged. Post 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1905
3917 ADAMS (W.DAVENPORT). Dictionary of English Literature.
Being a Comprehensive Guide to English Authors and their Works.
Third Edition. Square 8vo, cloth. London, n. d.
3918 ALCIATI (ANDREA). Green (Henry). Andrea Alciati and
his Books of Emblems. A Biographical and Bibliographical Study.
Engraved title and frontispiece. 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
3919 Collection of the Emblem Books of Andrea Alciatus, in the
library of George Edward Sears. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 39.
New York: Privately Printed, 1888
3920 AMAT DI SAN FILIPPO (PIETRO). Bibliografia dei Viag-
giatori Italiani. Ordinata Cronologicamente ed Illustrata. Roya*
8vo, half roan. MS. Notes throughout by Dr. A. C. Burnell, of
Mangalore, India. Rome, 1874
3921 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Papers and Pro-
ceedings of the Eighteenth General Meeting ... to the Twenty-
eighth General Meeting, 1896 to 1906. 11 vols, small 4to, wrappers.
New York, 1896-1906
3922 AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY
Philadelphia. Catalogue . . . Classes 1 to 5. 2 parts, royal 8vo,
wrappers. Philadelphia, 1863-66
3923 ANGLING. Bibliography. Harvard Contributions. No. 51. Edited
by Justin Winsor. The Bartlett Collection. A List of Books on
Angling, Fishes and Fish Culture. By Louise R. Albee. Facsimile.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 180. Cambridge, 1896
Zbc 36oofe Hrts 467
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
3924 ANGLING. Lenox Library Contributions No. VLI. The Waltonian
Collection. Books upon Angling, Birds, Fishes, Hunting, etc., in
the Lenox Library. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 56. New York, 1893
3925 Westwood (T.) and Satchell (T.) Bibliotheca Piscatoria.
A Catalogue of Books on Angling, the Fisheries, and Fish-Culture,
with Bibliographical Notes and Appendix. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
3926 APPLETON'S LIBRARY MANUAL. Containing a Catalogue
Raisonne of Upwards of Twelve Thousand of the Most Important
Works in Every Department of Knowledge, in all Modern Lan-
guages. Part I., Subjects; Part II., Biography, Classics, Miscel-
lany, and Index to Part I. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1847
* Contains a woodcut showing the interior of Appleton's store in 1847, an interest-
ing early New York view.
3927 APPRENTICES' LIBRARY. New York City. Catalogue . . .
in Three Parts. . . . With Supplement of Additions and Omissions.
Compiled by J. Schwartz, Jr., Librarian. Royal 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1874
3928 ARBER (EDWARD). The Term Catalogues, 1668-1709, with
a Number for Easter Term, 1711. A contemporary Bibliography
of English Literature in the reigns of Charles II., William and
Mary, and Anne. Edited from the very rare Quarterly Lists of New
Books . . . issued by the Booksellers of London. Complete in 3 vols.
4to, cloth. London, 1903-1905-1906
* Privately Printed for Subscribers only.
3929 ARMOR (WM. C.) Scotch-Irish Bibliography of Pennsylvania.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 38. Nashville (Tenn.), 1896
3930 ASTOR LIBRARY, N. Y. Alphabetical Index, or Catalogue
with Short Titles, of the books now collected, and of the Proposed
Accessions, as submitted for approval, January, 185 1. Royal 8vo,
half morocco. New York, 185 1
* One of the scarcest of the Astor catalogues, and unique in its including books
yet unpurchased, but proposed to be. William Berrian's copy, with his autograph.
3931 Catalogue ; or, Alphabetical Index of the Astor Library.
4 vols, bound in 2. Thick royal 8vo, half morocco.
New York, 1857-61
3932 Supplement . . . with an Alphabetical Index of Subjects in
All the Volumes. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 605, uncut.
New York, 1866
468 Ube 38oofe Brts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
3933 ATHENAEUM (THE). Journal of Literature, Science, the Fine
Arts, Music and The Drama. 8 vols., complete, with Index Sup-
plements, from No. 3610 (Jan. 2, 1897) to No. 4027 (Dec. 31, 1904),
lacking four numbers (Nos. 3781, 3823, 3882 and 4007). 4to, in
the original parts. (Sold as 8 vols.) London, 1897-1904
3934 ATKINSON (W. P.) The Right Use of Books. A Lecture.
i6mo, cloth, pp. 65. Boston, 1878
3935 AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS. A Manual of Suggestions
for Beginners in Literature, containing a description of Publishers'
methods and arrangements, etc. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1883
3936 AUTOGRAPHS. Hill (George Birbeck). Talks about Auto-
graphs, Portraits, Facsimiles, etc. 8vo, cloth. London, 1896
3937 Keene (J. Harrington). The Mystery of Handwriting. A
Handbook of Graphology. Portrait and facsimiles of the autographs
of celebrated men. Oblong crown 8vo, art cloth. Boston, 1896
393% Sammlung Historisch Beruhmter Autographen oder Fac-
similes von Handschriften beriihmter Personen alter und neuer Zeit.
Erste Serie. 4to, half vellum. Stuttgart, 1846
3939 BALDWIN (JAMES). The Book Lover. A Guide to the Best
Reading. 121110, cloth. Chicago, 1886
3940 Guide to Systematic Readings in the Encyclopaedia Britan-
nica. 8vo, half roan. Chicago, 1895
3941 A Guide to Systematic Readings in the Encyclopaedia Bri-
tannica. New and Revised Edition. 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1897
3942 BAR ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK CITY. Catalogue of
the Library. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. New York, 1892
3943 BARTLETT (JOHN RUSSELL). Catalogue of Books and
other Publications relating to the State of Rhode Island, with notes,
Historical, Biographical and Critical. 8vo, half cloth.
Providence, 1864
3944 BERINGTON (JOSEPH). The Literary History of the Middle
Ages. Portrait of Chaucer. Post 8vo, half calf. London, 1846
3945 BERRIAN (WILLIAM). Catalogue of Books, Early Newspapers,
and Pamphlets on Mormonism. (Collected by Wm. Berrian and
later presented to the Lenox Library by Miss Helen Gould.) 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 48. New York: Privately Issued^ 1898
Ube Booh arts 469
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY -Continued.
3946 BESANT (WALTER). The Society of Authors. A record of its
action from its foundation. 121110, wrappers, pp. 40. [London], 1893
3947 BIBLIOFILIA (LA). Raccolta di scritti sull' Arte Antica in
Libri, Stampe, Manoscritti, Autograft e Legature. Diretta da Leo
S. Olschki. From Vol. 1, No. 1 (April, 1899), complete to the end
of Vol. 6 (March, 1905), and No. 1, Vol. 7. Reproductions of rare
prints, title-pages, documents, etc. Folio, in the original numbers>
as issued. (As 6 vols.) Florence, 1899-1905
3948 BIBLIOGRAPHER (THE). Paul Leicester Ford, Editor. Vol. 1,
Complete, 1902; Vol. 2, Nos. 1 to 6, 1903. 15 Nos. 8vo, in the
original wrappers, all published. (As 2 vols.) New York, 1902-3
3949 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL PAMPHLETS. Year-book of the Bib-
liographical Society of Chicago, 1899-1902, 3 vols. ; Heron-Allen,
Libri Desiderati (rare books on the violin) ; Nelson, The Public
Archives of New Jersey, 1904; and others, various. (11 pieces.)
3950 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. Annual
Report, Rules, and List of Members. For the Years 1893 to
1906 (lacking 1902). Together 12 Nos. Small 4to. (As a lot.)
London, 1893-1906
3951 News Sheet. Nos. i to 72 (February, 1894, to March, 1906).
Small 4to, 4 pp. each. (As a lot.)
* Contains short summaries of bibliographical papers, etc.
3952 Transactions for the Sessions of 1892-310 1902-4. Including
Constitution, Rules, and Lists of Members. 7 vols, (in 12 parts).
Small 4to, wrappers. London, 1893-1904
* Containing the shorter bibliographical papers in full.
3953 Monograph No. I. Erhard Ratdolt, and his work at Venice
(Supplement laid in). By Gilbert R. Redgrave. 10 facsimiles.
4to, wrappers, pp. 50, uncut. London, 1894
3954 Monograph No. II. Jan van Doesborgh, Printer at Ant-
werp. By Robert Proctor. 13 facsimiles. 4to, wrappers, pp. 101,
uncut. London, 1894
3955 Monograph No. III. An Iconography of Don Quixote,
1605-1895. By H. S. Ashbee. Portrait and 22 plates. 4to, wrap-
pers, pp. 202. London, 1895
3956 Monograph No. IV. The Early Printers of Spain and Por-
tugal. By Konrad Haebler. jj facsimiles. 4to, wrappers, pp.
151, uncut. London, 1897
47° ^be JBoofe Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL AND LITERARY— Continued.
3957 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. Monograph
No. V. Le Chevalier Delibere. By Olivier de la Marche. With
Preface by E. Lippmann and reprint of the text. 13 reproductions of
the illustrations of the Schiedam Edition (ijfoj). 4to, wrappers, pp. 65,
uncut. London, 1898
3958 Monograph No. VI. The First Paris Press. An Account
of the Books printed for G. Fichet and J. Heynlin in the Sorbonne,
1 470-147 2. By A. Claudin. £ facsimiles. 4to, wrappers, pp. 87.
London, 1898
3959 Monograph No. VII. Antoine Verard. By John Macfar-
lane. Facsimiles. 4to, wrappers, pp. 143. London, 1900
3960 Monograph No. VIII. The Printing of Greek in the Fif-
teenth Century. By Robert Proctor. Facsimiles. 4to, wrappers,
pp. 217. Oxford, 1900
3961 Monograph No. IX. A Book bound for Mary Queen of
Scots. By George F. Barwick. j facsimiles in gold and colors. 4to,
wrappers, pp. 27. London, 1901
3962 Monograph No. X. Early Oxford Bindings. By Strick-
land Gibson. 40 plates, mostly colored. 4to, wrappers, pp. 69.
Oxford, 1903
3963 Monograph No. XI. The Earliest English Music Printing.
By Robert Steele. Facsimiles. 4to, wrappers, pp. 102. London, 1903
3964 Monograph No. XII. A Chart of Oxford Printing. By
Falconer Madan. 4to, wrappers, pp. 50. Oxford, 1904
3965 Monograph No. XIII. The Earlier Cambridge Stationers
and the First Cambridge Printer. By George J. Gray. Facsimiles.
4to, wrappers, pp. 81. Oxford, 1904
3966 Publications. Ames (Joseph). Index to Dibdin's Edition
of the Typographical Antiquities, first compiled by Joseph Ames,
with some references to the Intermediate Edition by William Her-
bert. Printed from a copy in the Library at Sion College. Small
4to, wrappers, pp. 77. London, 1899
3967 Publications. Duff (E. Gordon). A Century of English
Book Trade. Short Notices of all Printers, Stationers, Book-
Binders, and others . . . from the Issue of the First Dated Book in
1457 to the Incorporation of the Company of Stationers in 1557.
Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 200. London, 1905
XTbe Book Hrts 47 1
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
396S BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. Publica-
tions. Duff (E. Gordon) and others. Hand-Lists of English
Printers, 1 501-1556. Facsimiles. 3 vols, small 4to, wrappers.
London, 1895-1905
3969 Publications. Greg (Walter Wilson). List of English
Plays written before 1643 and printed before 1700. Small 4to,
wrappers, pp. 158. London, 1900
3970 Publications. Greg (Walter Wilson). List of Masques,
Pageants etc., Supplementary to a List of English Plays. Small
4to, wrappers, pp. 131. London, 1902
3971 Publications. Plomer (Henry R.) Robert Wyer, Printer
and Bookseller. Facsimiles, list of books with collations, etc. Small
4to, wrappers, pp. 59. London, 1897
3972 Publications. Plomer (Henry R.) Abstracts from the
Wills of English Printers and Stationers, from 1492 to 1630. Small
4to, wrappers, pp. 67. London, 1903
3973 Publications. Proctor (R.) Classified Index to the Sera-
peum. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 159. London, 1897
* The Serapeum was a periodical devoted to bibliography, library science, manu-
scripts and literature, and recorded also new publications issued in Germany from
1840 to 1870.
3974 Catalogues of English Books, No. 1. White (New-
port J. D.) Short Catalogue of English Books in Archbishop
Marsh's Library, Dublin, printed before MDCXLI. Small 4to,
wrappers, pp. 90. London, 1905
3975 BIBLIOTHECA LITERARIA. Being a Collection of Inscrip-
tions, Medals, Dissertations, etc. (Edited by S. Jebb.) 10 Nos.
Bound in one vol. Small 4to, old polished calf. London, 1722-24
* An Early Literary Journal, the contributors being Samuel Jebb, Dr. Wotton, and
other literary men of the time. Dr. Jebb was Librarian to Jeremy Collier. Among
the curious matter contained in the volume is a reprint of a manuscript describing a
conflict between the scholars of Oxford and the townspeople in 1354 (one of the
earliest town-and-gown riots).
No more than these ten numbers were published.
3976 BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE. Catalogue General des
Livres Imprimes de la Bibliotheque Nationale. Auteurs. 22 vols.
8vo, half red morocco. Fine set. Paris, 1897-1905
* From " A to Campaux." All that is published, up to the present, of this great
catalogue, which promises to rival that of the British Museum.
472 ftbe JBoob arts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— CWz««<?rf.
3977 BIRRELL (AUGUSTINE). Essays about Men, Women and
Books. First Edition, nrao, cloth. London, 1894
3978 BLACKBURN (C. F.) Hints on Catalogue Titles, and on Index
Entries, with a rough Vocabulary of Terms and Abbreviations,
chiefly from Catalogues, and some Passages from Journeyings among
Books. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1884
* One of the best books on the art of cataloguing.
3979 BLADES (WILLIAM). The Enemies of Books. Portraits and
j plates {facsimiles, etchings, etc.). Post 8vo, paper, pp. no.
* The Original and Best edition. Scarce. London 1 880
3980 The Enemies of Books. Illustrated. 121110, half morocco.
(Book-lover's Library.) London, 1888
3981 Bibliographical Miscellanies. No. 1, Signatures; Nos. 2-5,
Books in Chains. 8vo, in three parts, wrappers, pp. 2']-\-ig-\-d2.
London, 1890
* Facsimiles and other illustrations, with a photograph of chained books at Zutphen
laid in.
3982 Books in Chains, and other Bibliographical Papers, urao,
half morocco. (Book-Lover's Library.) London, 1892
3983 BOARDMAN (GEORGE DANA). Early Printing in the Middle
Colonies. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 20. [Philadelphia, 1885]
3984 BOHN (HENRY G.) A Catalogue of Books. Very thick 8vo,
half red morocco (a little rubbed). London, 1841
* The First of the "Guinea-pig" style of catalogues. Nearly 25,000 items are
described. Prefixed is a view of Bonn's establishment, which is still in existence in
almost identically the same condition as in the lifetime of the famous bookseller and
publisher. Bernard Quaritch served his apprenticeship to the bookselling business in
Mr. Bohn's establishment, and the complete descriptions and valuable bibliographical
notes with which Henry G. Bohn enhanced the interest of his catalogues were
'adopted and improved by Quaritch in those issued by him.
3985 BONAPARTE (PRINCE LOUIS LUCIEN). Attempt at a
Catalogue of the Library of the late Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte.
By Victor Collins. Small 4to, boards, pp. 718. London, 1894
* The finest collection of linguistics ever formed.
3986 BOOK BUYER (THE). Scribner & Welford's Literary Letter &
Monthly Record of Recent Importations . . . New English Publi-
cations, etc. New Series, Vol. 1 complete; Vol. 2, Nos. 1 to 9.
8vo, original parts, as issued. (As 2 vols.) New York, 1878-80
Ube JBoofe arts 473
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
3987 BOOK ILLUSTRATING. Modem Methods of Illustrating
Books. i2mo, cloth. (Book-Lover's Library.) London, 1887
3988 BOOK LOVER (THE). A Magazine of Book Lore. Nos. 1 to
16, and No. 19 (1899 to 1903 and July-August, 1903). Illustrated.
Together 17 Nos. 4to, in the original wrappers.
San Francisco and New York, 1899-1903
* Long runs of this periodical are scarce.
3989 BOOKMAN (THE). [A Literary Journal published monthly by
Dodd, Mead & Co.] Vols. 1 to 4 complete in consecutive numbers,
in the original wrappers. Illustrated. 4 vols, royal 8vo.
New York, 1895-97
3990 BOOKMART (THE). Monthly Magazine of Literary and Library
Intelligence, and Medium for the Purchase and Sale of Books.
Vol. 4 (lacking No. 1); Vol. 5 (lacking Nos. 2 and 3); Vol. 6 (lack-
ing No. 5); Vol. 7 complete; Vol. 8 (Nos. 1 to 6, lacking No. 4).
As 5 vols. In the original parts. Pittsburg, Pa., 1886
3991 BOOK PRICES CURRENT. (ENGLISH.) A Monthly
Record of the Prices at which Books have been sold at auction.
Vol. 1 for 1887 complete in the original parts. 8vo, paper.
3992 Vol. 2 for 1888 complete in the original parts.
3993 Vol. 3 for 1889 complete in the original parts.
3994 Vol. 4 for 1890. In one volume, 8vo, cloth.
3995 Vol. 5 for 1891. 8vo, cloth.
3996 Vol. 6 for 1892. 8vo, cloth.
3997 Vol. 7 for 1893. 8vo, cloth.
3998 BOOKS FOR GENERAL READERS, by Alex. Ireland; The
Visible and Invisible in Libraries, 1873; Books and Reading, by
Brother Azarius, 1889; and others. 6 pamphlets, nmo, etc.
3999 BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY. Supplement Index to Books
in the Bates Hall, 1866; Books in the Upper Hall, 1861; Catalogue
of Books in the Lower Hall (including English Prose Fiction,
Juvenile, History, Biography, etc.), Works in French and Transla-
tions in Bates Hall, 1892; and Bulletins of the Titles of Books
added from Apl. 17, 1893, to Apl. 14, 1894. Royal 8vo, various
bindings, half morocco, cloth and wrappers. (As a lot.)
4000 Bulletins from No. 4 to No. 103 inclusive (1868-1896). Royal
8vo, as issued. (As a lot.)
* The earlier numbers contain many valuable bibliographical notes.
474 'Gbe BocK Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4001 BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY. Annual Reports of the Trustees.
The 10th (Nov., 1862); 16th (1868); 2oth-22d; 24th-29th; and 31st-
41st inclusive (1892). 22 pieces, 8vo, wrappers. (As a lot.)
4002 Bibliographies of Works relating to Franklin, by Lindsay
Swift, 1883 (2 copies); American Local History, by A. P. C. Griffin;
Chronological Index to Historical Fiction, 1875 (2 copies); Spanish
Grammars and Dictionaries, i49o-iy8o,by Wm. I. Knapp (2 copies) ;
Bibliographies of Special Subjects, by J. L. Whitney; and others.
10 pieces, royal 8vo, wrappers.
4003 BOUCHOT (H.) The Printed Book, its History, Illustrations,
and Adornment, from the days of Gutenberg to the present time.
Translated and enlarged by E. C. Bigmore. 118 illustrations and
facsimiles. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
4004 The Book, its Printers, Illustrators, and Binders, from Guten-
berg to the Present Time. With a Treatise on the Art of Collect-
ing and Describing Early Printed Books, etc. Edited by H. Grevel.
152 facsimiles and plates. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut.
*The Library and Best Edition. London, 1890
4005 BOWDOIN COLLEGE LIBRARY. Catalogue . . . with Index
of Subjects. Royal 8vo, cloth. Brunswick, 1863
4006 BRADFORD (THOMAS LINDSLEY). Homeopathic Bib-
liography of the United States from 1825 to 1891 inclusive. Frontis-
piece. 8vo, cloth, pp. 596. Philadelphia, 1892
* Containing, besides the Bibliography of Books, a History of Homeopathic Socie-
ties, Colleges, Hospitals, Asylums, Life Insurance Societies, etc.
4007 BRADLEY (J. W.) A Dictionary of Miniaturists, Illuminators,
Calligraphers, and Copyists, with references to their works and
notices of their Patrons, from the Establishment of Christianity to
the Eighteenth Century. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco, uncut.
London, 1887
* A Valuable Reference Book on the illuminators of manuscripts and early printed
books.
4008 The Life and Works of Giorgio Giulio Clovio, Miniaturist,
with notices of his contemporaries, and of the art of book decoration
in the Sixteenth Century. Portraits, facsimiles of the MSS., etc.
Royal 8vo, half morocco, uncut. London: Quaritc/i, 1891
* Only 50 copies issued in this size.
XTbe Bool? arts 475
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4009 BRADSHAW (HENRY). Memoir. By G. W. Prothero. Por-
trait. 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
* The noted English bibliographer.
4010 Collected Papers, comprising " Memoranda," " Communica-
tions," with an Article contributed to the " Bibliographer," and
Two Papers not Previously Published. 13 plates of facsimiles of
early types, etc. 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1889
401 1 BREWER (E. COBHAM). Dictionary of Phrase and Fable,
giving the Derivation, Source, and Origin of Common Phrases, Allu-
sions, and Words that have a Tale to Tell. First Edition. Thick
crown 8vo, cloth. London [1870]
4012 Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. Twelfth Edition, revised
and corrected. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 1061. London [1881]
4013 Authors and their Works, with Dates. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1884
4014 Dictionary of Miracles, Imitative, Realistic, and Dogmatic.
With illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 582. London, 1884
4015 The Reader's Handbook of Allusions, References, Plots, and
Stories. Fifth Edition. Thick crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
4016 BRITISH MUSEUM. Hand-List of Bibliographies, Classified
Catalogues, and Indexes placed in the Reading Room of the British
Museum for Reference. 8vo, cloth, pp. 105.
[London] Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1881
4017 BROOKINGS (W. DU BOIS) and RINGWALT (RALPH
CURTIS). Briefs for Debate on Current Political, Economic, and
Social Topics. Introduction by Albert Bushnell Hart. Crown
8vo, cloth. New York, 1896
4018 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. Analytical and Classed Catalogue . . .
Authors, Titles, Subjects and Classes. Thick imp. 8vo, half \ roan.
(Inserted are Bulletins Nos. 13-16, 1879-1882.) Brooklyn, 1881
4019 BROTHERHEAD (W.) Forty Years among the Old Booksellers
of Philadelphia, with Bibliographical Remarks. Square nrao,
cloth. Philadelphia, 1891
4020 BROWN (JAMES D.) Manual of Library Classification and
Shelf Arrangement. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1898
476 TLbc Boofe Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4021 BROWN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. Catalogue . . . with
Index of Subjects. 8vo, full morocco gilt, gilt edges. Presenta-
tion copy. Providence, 1843
4022 BRULLIOT (FRANCOIS). Dictionnaire des Monogrammes,
Marques Figurees, Lettres Initiales, Noras Abreges, &c, avec les-
quels les Peintres, Dessinateurs, Graveurs et Sculpteurs ont designe
leurs noms. Nouvelle Edition, revue, corrigee et augmentee d'un
grand nombre d'articles. 3 vols, royal 8vo, half roan.
Munich, 1832-34
4023 [BRUNET (GUSTAVE).] De Tribus Impostoribus M.D.IIC.
Texte Latin, collationne sur l'Exemplaire du Due de la Valliere,
augmente de variantes de plusieurs manuscrits, et d'une notice
Philologique et Bibliographique. Par Philomneste Junior. i6mo,
half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Paris, 1861
* Only 432 copies printed. Philomneste Junior is a pseudonym for Gustave Brunet,
the French bibliographer. The " De Tribus Impostoribus" is one of the bibliogra-
phical problems which has puzzled literary men for nearly two centuries. First men-
tioned about the commencement of the 17th century, no copy of the original book was
discovered until nearly the 19th; and then it is a question whether that copy is the
original or an edition printed about the date of the discovery, and dated 1598, with the
original title, and intended to pass as the one sought for. The Three Impostors being
Christ, Moses, and Mahomet, it can be readily seen that if printed at the time when
unorthodox religious opinions were punished by the stake, or the hangman's rope, the
copies must have been very few, and kept carefully hidden. Brunet, in a lengthy
introduction, gives a complete history of this interesting book, and discusses the
question of its authorship.
4024 [ ] La Bibliomanie en 1878, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1885, and 1886-
89; Bibliographic Retrospective des Adjudications les plus remar-
quables, et de la valeur primitive de ces Ouvrages, par Philomneste
Junior. 6 vols. i2mo, wrappers.
Bruxelles, 1878-83; Bordeaux, 1885-89
4025 BRUNET (J. C.) Manuel du Libraire et de l'Amateur de Livres.
Quatrieme Edition, entierement revue par l'auteur. 5 vols, royal
8vo, very finely bound by Wright in full red crushed levant morocco
gilt, richly gilt backs, edges gilt on marble. Paris, 1842-44
* An unusually fine set.
4026 Dictionnaire de Geographie, Ancienne et Moderne. Par Un
Bibliophile. [Pierre Deschamps.] 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1870
* Supplement to the last edition of Brunet's Manuel du Libraire, containing the
Latin names of places, and the earliest history of printing in each place, with the date
of the first presses.
ZEbe JSool? arts 477
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4027 BUCHOLD (ERNEST AMANDUS). Bibliotheca Theologica
. . . wahrend der Jahre 1830-1862 in Deutschland erschienenen
Schriften. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco (rubbed). Gottingen, 1864
4028 BUCKINGHAM (JOSEPH T.) Specimens of Newspaper Liter-
ature, with Personal Memoirs, Anecdotes and Reminiscences. Por-
traits, etc. 2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1852
* Sketches of early American newspapers, their contributors, publishers, poems, etc.
4029 BUCKINGHAM (LEICESTER AMBROSE). The Bible in
the Middle Ages, with Remarks on the Libraries, Schools, and Social
and Religious Aspects of Mediaeval Europe. Crown 8vo, prize
calf. London, 1853
4030 BULLETIN OF BIBLIOGRAPHY. Vols. 1 and 2 complete;
Vol. 3 (lacks No. 1); Vol. 4, Nos. 1 to 7 (lacks No. 5). Vol. 1 in
cloth, the remainder in the original numbers as issued. (As 3 vols.)
Boston: Boston Book Company, 1809-1906
4031 BURGERSDIJK and NIERMANS (Booksellers, Leyden). Cata-
logue de Livres Anciens et Modernes aux Prix Marques. (Theo-
logie et Philosophic) 8vo, cloth, pp. 870. Leyden, 1900
* Over 20,000 items.
4032 BURROWS BROTHERS. A Catalogue of the Best Books in
Every Department of Literature. With complete author, subject
and title index. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth.
Cleveland: Burrows Brothers Company [1899]
4033 BURY (RICHARD DE). Philobiblon. A Treatise on the Love
of Books. First American Edition, with the Literal Translation of
John B. Inglis. Collated and corrected, with Notes by Samuel
Hand. Post 8vo, morocco gilt, gilt top. Albany, 1861
* Only 230 copies printed.
4034 BUTLER (JAMES D.) American Pre-Revolutionary Bibliog-
raphy. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 72-104. Andover, 1879
4035 CAMPBELL (FRANK). The Theory of National and International
Bibliography. With Special Reference to the Introduction of System
in the Record of Modern Literature. Diagrams. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 500. London: Library Bureau, 1896
4036 CAMPBELL (SAMUEL). Catalogue of Books for 181 2. For sale
at his Store, No. 124, Pearl Street, pp. 70, sewed. New York, 181 2
478 'Ebe Booft Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4037 CARD GAMES. Horr (Norton T.) A Bibliography of Card
Games and of the History of Playing-Cards. 8vo, paper, pp. 79.
Cleveland: Privately Printed, 1892
4038 CARITAT (H.) Catalogue des Livres Francais qui se trouvent . . .
dans Broad-Way, No. 157. 8vo, sewed, pp. 29. New York, 1799
4039 CARVILL (G. & C. & H.) Catalogue of Rare and Valuable
Works. For Sale at 108 Broadway. 8vo, sewed, pp. 146.
New York, 1830
4040 CASAUBON. Isaac Casaubon, 1559-1614. By Mark Pattison.
8vo, half calf (binding cracked). London, 1875
4041 Isaac Casaubon. 1559-1614. By Mark Pattison. Portrait.
Second Edition. 8vo, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.) Oxford, 1892
4042 CASPAR (C. N.) Directory of the American Book, News, and
Stationery Trades ... to which has been added a list of upwards of
2,500 Literary, Scientific and Technological, as well as the most
important Political Periodicals, Magazines and Reviews of the
United States . . . with copious Systematical and Analytical Indices.
Portrait of the editor. Royal 8vo, half morocco, pp. 1434.
Milwaukee, 1889
4043 CASTELLANI (CARLO). Catalogo Ragionato delle Piu Rare
o Piu Importanti Opere Geografiche a Stampa . . . nel Collegio
Romano. 8vo, paper, pp. 295. Roma, 1876
* Contains a list of the maps in Lafreri's great Atlas of 1572, descriptions of early-
editions of Ptolemy's Geography, etc.
4044 CAVE (WILLIAM). Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Historia Lite-
raria a Christo nato usque ad Saeculum XIV. . . . qua de Vita Illorum
ac Rebus Gestis, accedunt Scriptores Gentiles, etc. Folio, old
leather. Geneva, 1705
* With notices of the printed editions.
4045 CAVENDER (C. H.) Catalogue of Works in Refutation of
Methodism from its Origin in 1729 to the Present Time. By H. C.
Decanver [pseud.]. Second Edition, revised. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 55.
New York, 1868
4046 CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY. Bulletins (Accessions) Nos. 1
to 36, 1888-96; Catalogue of English Prose Fiction and Juvenile
Books, 1889, with First and Second Supplements (to 1892); Finding
Lists, Seventh Edition (with First Supplement), 8 pieces; and Find-
ing Lists to Foreign Literature, including Russian, Bohemian,
Dutch, French, Spanish, Italian, etc., 8 pieces [1890-95]. Together
57 pieces. 8vo. (As a lot.)
Ube Boofe arts 479
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— CV>«/<«»«/.
4047 CHOULANT (LUDWIG). Bibliotheca Medico-Historica sive
Catalogus Librorum Historicorum de re Medicaet Scientia Naturali
Systematicus. 8vo, boards. Leipzig, 1842
4048 Handbuch der Bucherkunde fur die altere Medicin, Zweite
Auflage, Leipzig, 1841; Additamenta ad Choulant, edidit J. Rosen-
baum, Halle, 1842, pp. 83; Additamenta Secundum, ed. Rosen-
baum, Halle, 1847, pp. 166. Together 3 vols. 8vo, the first in
half morocco, the two supplements in wrappers.
4049 CLARK (J. W.) Libraries in the Medieval and Renaissance Periods.
Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1894
4050 CLEGG (JAMES). International Directory of Second-hand
Booksellers, and Bibliophile's Manual, including Lists of the Public
Libraries of the World. Crown 8vo, cloth. Rochdale, 1894
4051 COPYRIGHT. Curtis (George Ticknor). A Treatise on the
Law of Copyright in Books, Dramatic and Musical Compositions,
Letters and other Manuscripts, Engravings, and Sculptures . . .
with some Notices of the History of Literary Property. 8vo, sheep.
Boston, 1847
4052 Drone (Eaton S.) A Treatise on the Law of Property in
Intellectual Productions in Gt. Britain and the United States,
embracing Copyright in Works of Literature and Art, and Play-
right in Dramatic and Musical Compositions. 8vo, sheep, pp. 774.
Boston, 1879
4°53 Hotten (J. Camden). Literary Copyright. Seven Letters.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1871
4054 Putnam (Geo. Haven). The Question of Copyright, com-
prising the Text of the Copyright Law of the United States, a
Summary of the Copyright Laws at Present in Force in the Chief
Countries of the World, etc. Second Edition, revised, with addi-
tional material. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1896
4°55 Reade (Charles). The Eighth Commandment. i2mo, cloth.
Author's Edition. Boston, i860
* On Copyright.
4056 Slater (J. H.) The Law relating to Copyright and Trade
Marks, treated more particularly with reference to Infringement.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
480 Ube JBook Brts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4057 COURRIER DU LIVRE (LE). Revue Mensuelle de Bibliophilie
et Bibliographic Vols. 1-3 (May, 1896, to April, 1899). Published
in French and English. Royal 8vo, in the original 36 numbers. (As
3 vols.) Quebec, 1896-99
* Published by a group of Canadian Bibliophiles. Edited by Raoul Renault. (L. S.
from him laid in.)
4058 CRYPTOGRAPHY, The History, Principles, and Practice of
Cipher-Writing. By F. E. Hulme. 121110, cloth.
London, n. d. [circa 189-]
4059 CUMMINGS & HILLIARD. No. I. Cornhill, Boston. Cata-
logue of Books of Literature and Science ... at prices affixed. 8vo,
sewed, pp. 44+ 164. [Boston, 1822]
4060 CUMULATIVE BOOK INDEX (THE MONTHLY). 3 odd
numbers of Vol. 2 [1899-1900], Vols. 3 to 7 [1900-1904], and Vol. 8,
Nos. 1 to 7, and No. 11. In the original numbers, as issued (lack-
ing one No. in Vol. 6). (As 6 vols.) Minneapolis, Minn., 1899-1905
4061 CUSHING (W.) Initials and Pseudonyms: a Dictionary of Liter-
ary Disguises. Royal 8vo, half morocco. New York, 1885
4062 CUTTER (CHARLES A.) Rules for a Dictionary Catalogue.
Third Edition, with corrections and additions and an alphabetical
index. Plates of Sanskrit, Semitic and Russian transliteration. 8vo,
half cloth. (U. S. Bureau of Education.) Washington, 1891
4063 CUTTER'S Rules for a Dictionary Catalogue, Third Edition,
Washington, 1897; Statistics of Libraries and Library Legislation
in the United States, Washington, 1897 ; Catalogue of the "A. L. A."
Library, 5,000 volumes for a popular library, selected by the Amer-
ican Library Association, Washington, 1893; and others. 7 vols.
8vo, wrappers.
4064 DANCE OF DEATH. Douce (Francis). The Dance of Death,
exhibited in Engravings on Wood, with a Dissertation on the several
Representations of that Subject, particularly those of Macaber and
Hans Holbein. Over jo plates. 8vo, half roan, uncut (lacks one
plate). London: Pickering, 1833
4065 Holbein (Hans). The Dance of Death. The full series of
engravings reduced in phototype from the proofs and original
editions. Edited by Dr. Lippmann. Square i2mo, half roan.
London, 1886
TLbc JBoofe Hrts 4Sl
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY-CW/«««/.
4066 DANCE OF DEATH. Kastner (Georges). Les Dances des
Morts, Dissertations et Recherches . . . sur les divers Monuments
de ce genre qui existent ou qui ont existe tant en France qu'a
l'Etranger accompagn6es de La Danse Macabre. With plates of
paintings and book-illustrations of the ' ' Dance, " and music to the Danse
Macabre. 4to, half calf. Paris, 1852
* Besides the bibliography of books containing illustrations of the Dance of Death,
the volume also describes the mural and other paintings of the same subject which
exist.
4067 Maszmann (H. F.) Die Baseler Todtentanze in getreuen
Abbilddungen. i6mo, with Atlas in 4to, containing 49 facsimiles,
including a reproduction of a 15th Century block-book. 2 vols.,
boards, cloth backs. Stuttgart, 1847
4068 Peignot (Gabriel). Recherches Historiques et Litteraires
sur les Danses des Morts, et sur l'origine des Cartes a Jouer. j
plates. Post 8vo, half calf, original wrappers inserted. Dijon, 1826
4069 Sears (G. E.) A Collection of Works illustrative of the
Dance of Death ... in the Library of George Edward Sears. With
reproductions of rare and curious title-pages and plates. Royal 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 42. New York, 1899
* No. 97 of only 100 copies privately printed.
4070 DARLING (JAMES). Cyclopaedia Bibliographica. A Library
Manual of Theological and General Literature, and Guide to Books,
for Authors, Preachers, Students, and Literary Men. Analytical,
Bibliographical, and Biographical. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth, pp.
3327. London, 1854
4071 Cyclopaedia Bibliographica. A Library Manual of Theological
and General Literature . . . Analytical, Bibliographical, and Bio-
graphical. [Holy Scriptures.] Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1859
* A companion volume to the preceding.
4072 DE MORGAN (AUGUSTUS). Arithmetical Books, from the
Invention of Printing to the Present Time. Post 8vo, half calf.
London, 1847
4073 A Budget of Paradoxes. 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1872
* Scarce. On the squaring of the circle : plurality of worlds : the number of the
beast, etc. ; with notices also, of books.
48 2 Ube JBook Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4074 DENIS (F.) and OTHERS. Nouveau Manuel de Bibliographic
Universelle. Par Ferdinand Denis, P. Pincon, et De Martonne.
Royal 8vo, half morocco. (Manuels-Roret.) Paris, 1857
* The peculiarity of this Bibliography is that it is arranged in subjects.
4075 DEWEY (MELVIL). Decimal Classification and Relative Index
for Libraries, Clippings, Notes, etc. Fifth Edition. Royal 8vo,
half morocco. Boston: Library Bureau, 1894
4076 Abridged Decimal Classification and Relative Index for
Libraries, Clippings, Notes, etc. 8vo, cloth.
Boston: Library Bureau [1894]
4077 Dewey's Library School Rules, Boston, 1894; Sargent's
Reading for the Young, Supplement, 1891-5; List of Subject Head-
ings for use in Dictionary Catalogs, Boston, A. L. A., 1895; Classi-
fied Illustrated Catalog of the Library Bureau, 1895. 4 vols. 8vo,
cloth.
4078 DEXTER (FRANKLIN BOWDITCH). Biographical Sketches
of the Graduates of Yale College, with Annals of the College His-
tory, October, 1701-May, 1745. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. 788.
New York, 1885
4079 DIBDIN ( T. F.) Bibliomania; or, Book Madness. A Biblio-
graphical Romance. Illustrated with cuts. New and improved
edition, containing Key to Assumed Characters in the Drama.
Royal 8vo, half roan, gilt top. London, 1876
4080 DITCHFIELD (P. H.) Books Fatal to their Authors, izmo,
cloth. (Book- Lover's Library.) London, 1895
Second Session*
4081 DIXSON (ZELLA ALLEN). The Comprehensive Subject Index
to Universal Prose Fiction. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1897
4082 DOLET (ETIENNE). Etienne Dolet. The Martyr of the
Renaissance. A Biography. By Richard Copley Christie. Por-
trait and other illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
* Presentation copy. Laid in are 2 A. L. S. of the author, concerning a review of
the book, etc. An important work for the literary history of the 16th century and
for the history of printing.
TLbc JSooh Hrts 483
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4083 DOWSE (THOMAS). Catalogue of the Private Library of
Thomas Dowse, of Cambridge, Mass. Presented to the Massa-
chusetts Historical Society, July 30, 1856. Royal 8vo, sheets, un-
cut, pp. 214. Boston, 1870
4084 DREW (B.) Hints and Helps to those who Write, Print, or Read.
i6mo, cloth. Boston [1871]
4085 DRUJON (F.) Catalogue des Ouvrages, Ecrits et Dessins detoute
nature Poursuivis, Supprimes ou Condamnes depuis le 21 Octobre
1814 jusqu'au 31 Juillet 1877. Edition entierement nouvelle, con-
siderablement augment6e. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 430. Paris, 1879
4086 DUPLESSIS (G.) Bibliographic Paremiologique. Etudes . . . sur
les Ouvrages, specialement consacres aux Proverbes dans toutes les
Langues. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 520. Paris, 1847
4087 DURER (ALBRECHT). Conway (William Martin). Literary
Remains of Albrecht Diirer. With Transcripts from the British
Museum Manuscripts, and Notes upon them by Lina Eckstein. 14
plates. Royal 8vo, buckram. Cambridge (Eng.), 1889
4088 EASTBURN (JAMES). Supplement to a Catalogue of Books
for 1818, including many Rare and Valuable Articles . . . now on
sale by James Eastburn & Co. at the Literary Rooms, Broadway,
corner of Pine Street, New York. 8vo, wrappers. Over 2,000
items. New York, 1818
4089 EBERT (ADOLF). Allgemeine Geschichte der Literatur des
Mittelalters in Abenlande. 3 vols. 8vo, wrappers.
Leipzig, 1874, 1880, 1887
* Band I.: Geschichte der Christlich Lateinischen Literatur. II., Lateinischen
Literatur von Zeitalter Karls der Grossen bis zum tode Karls des Kahlen. III., Die
Nationalliteraturen von ihren Anfangen, und die Lateinische Literatur vom tode Karls
des Kahlen bis zum Beginne des elften Jahrhunderts.
4090 EDWARDS (EDWARD). Memoirs of Libraries: including a
Handbook of Library Economy. Plates, containing facsimiles of types,
specimens of bookbinding, library buildings, etc. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half
morocco (rubbed). London, 1859
* Thick Paper copy.
4091 ELLINGER&CO. (M.) Catalogue of . . . Pamphlets written and
printed during the years 15 15-1525. Imported and for Sale. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 19. New York, i860
* Mostly German Reformation pamphlets.
484 TLbc Boofe Brts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4092 ELTON (C. & M.) The Great Book-Collectors. Portraits. Post
8vo, cloth, uncut. (Books about Books.) London, 1893.
4093 EMMET (THOS. ADDIS). Catalogue of the Library of Thos.
Addis Emmet. Prepared by Joseph Sabin. Thick 8vo, sewedr
pp. 371. New York, 1888
* Only 60 copies printed at the Bradstreet Press.
4094 ENGELMANN (WILHELM). Bibliothek der Neueren Sprachen.
8vo, half roan. Leipzig, 1842
* Bibliography of all philological works in European languages published between
1800 and 1841; also with supplement continuing it to 1849.
4095 Bibliotheca Geographica. Verzeichniss der seit der Mitte
des vorigen Jahrhunderts bis zu Ende des Jahres 1856 im Deutsch-
land erschienenen Werke. 8vo, limp roan, pp. 1225. Leipzig, 1858
4096 ERASMUS. Erasmus, his Life and Character as shown in his Cor-
respondence and Works. By Robert Blackley Drummond. Por-
trait after Holbein. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
4097 Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam. By Ephraim Emerton.
Portraits. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1899
4098 FARNHAM (LUTHER). A Glance at Private Libraries. 8vo,
cloth, pp. 79 (inserted is a i6mo pamphlet, pp. 46, "The Library
of George W. Childs," described by F. W. Robinson). Boston, 1855
4099 FARRER (JAMES A.) Books Condemned to be Burnt, nmo,
half morocco. (Book-Lover's Library.) London, 1892
4100 FAUST LEGEND. Histoire de la Legende de Faust. Par Ernest
Faligan. Royal 8vo, cloth. Paris, 1888
* A valuable portion of the book is the Bibliographic Appendix of books on the
Faust legend, or those books that give portions or variations of it.
4101 Peter (Franz). Die Literatur der Faustsage. Dritte durch
Zusatze bedeutend vermehrte Ausgabe. 8vo, boards, cloth back,
pp. 36. Leipzig, 1857
4102 FERWERDA (ABRAHAM). Register van alle Rare en Zeldzaam
voorkomende Latynsche Boeken in Folio, met en Zonder Pryzen,
Gedrukt in het Jaar 1400, of in de Xvde. Eeuw. i2mo, half calf,
pp. 174. Leeurwarden [1775 ?]
* A priced catalogue of folio books printed between 1400 and 1500, and probably
forming one of a series issued by Ferwerda.
TLbc JBoofe arts 485
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4103 FITZGERALD (PERCY). The Book Fancier; or, The Romance
of Book Collecting, umo, cloth. London, 1886
4104 FLETCHER (W. I.) The Monthly Index, Vols. 1-3, 1880-81;
Co-operative Index to Periodicals, edited by W. I. Fletcher, 1883 to
1889, 7 vols. ; a few numbers of the Reader's (Juide to Periodical
Literature; etc. 8vo, cloth and paper. (As a lot.)
4105 The "A. L. A." Index. An Index to General Literature.
Issued by the Publishing Section of the American Library Associa-
tion. Imp. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1893
4106 Library Classification. Reprinted, with Alterations, Addi-
tions, and an Index from "Public Libraries in America." 8vo,
cloth, pp. 32. Boston, 1894
4107 FLETCHER (W. I.) and BOWKER (R. R.) Annual Literary
Index for the Years 1893, 1894, 1896, 1897 and 1898. 5 vols, royal
8vo, cloth. New York, 1894-99
* Includes periodicals, American and English, Author- Index, Bibliographies,
Necrology, and Index to Dates, etc.
4108 FORD (PAUL LEICESTER). Bibliotheca Hamiltoniana. List
of Books, written by or relating to Alexander Hamilton. 8vo, half
roan (rubbed). New York: For the Author, 18S6
* No. 60 of only 500 copies. Presentation copy.
4109 List of Treasury Reports and Circulars issued by Alexander
Hamilton, 1789-1795. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 47. Brooklyn, 1886
* No. 12 of only 50 copies, compiled and privately printed by Paul L. Ford. Pres-
entation copy.
41 10 A List of Editions of "The Federalist." 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 25. Brooklyn, 1886
* No. 12 of only 50 copies, privately printed and signed by Paul L. Ford.
41 1 1 Bibliography and Reference List of the History and Litera-
ture relating to the adoption of the Constitution of the United
States, 1787-88. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 59. (Presentation copy.)
Brooklyn, 1888
41 1 2 List of some Briefs in Appeal Cases which relate to America,
tried before the . . . Privy Council, 1 736-1 758 (now in the Lenox
Library). 8vo, wrappers, pp. 20. Brooklyn, 1889
*Only 250 copies privately printed. Presentation copy.
41 13 Josiah Tucker and his Writings. An 18th Century Pamphle-
teer on America. 8vo, pp. 18. (Reprinted from the Journal of
Political Economy.) Chicago [1894]
486 Ube Eoofe Btts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
41 14 FOSTER (W. E.) Libraries and Readers. i6mo, cloth.
New York, 1883
41 15 FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA. Thomson (O. R.
Howard). Bulletin No. 5: Prose Fiction in the Wagner Institute
Branch. Royal 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1904
41 16 FRENCH (B. F.) Catalogue (for January, 1823) of a select portion
of the . . . stock of books ... on sale by B. F. French, Pennsyl-
vania Ave., corner 6th St. . . . West and adjoining Brown's Hotel.
8vo, sewed, pp. 41. Washington, 1823
4117 FREY (ALBERT R.) Sobriquets and Nicknames. Post 8vo,
cloth. Boston, 1888
41 18 GELONE (J. L. FERNAGUS DE). Catalogue of Latin, Eng-
lish, French, Spanish and Italian Books, Maps, etc., for sale by
J. L. Fernagus de Gelone, Agent, No. 113 Pearl Street, Hanover
Square, New York. Catalogue No. 2, with the Autograph of John
Pintard. nrao, sewed, uncut, pp. 26. n. d. \ca. 1816]
41 19 GEORGIUS(THEOPHILUS). AllgemeineEuropaischesBucher-
Lexicon, in welchem nach ordnung des Dictionarii die allermeisten
Autores, oder Gattungen von Buchern zu finden, 4 parts in one vol.,
Leipzig, 1742; Bucher-Lexicon, funffter Theil, Franszosischen Auc-
tores, Leip. 1753, and bound in the same volume, the First and
Second Supplement, containing General Authors, Leip. 1750-55;
Drittes Supplement, Leip. 1758. Together 3 vols., folio (two vols,
in half calf, the other in half cloth). Leipzig, 1742-58
4120 GERSON (JEAN). Schmidt (Charles). Essai sur Jean Gerson,
Chancelier de l'Universite et de l'Eglise de Paris. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 126. Strasbourg, 1839
* The writer favors A'Kempis as the author of the " Imitation."
41 2 1 Johannis Carlerii dicti de Gersono, de Laude Scriptorum
Tractatus. Edidit Johannes Spencer Smith. Frontispiece, reproduc-
tion of a rare early engraving of a pilgrim, 4to, wrappers, pp. 17.
* Presentation inscription, and A. L. S. of the author laid in. Rouen, 1841
4122 Jean Gerson, Professor der Theologie und Kanzler der Uni-
versitat Paris. Eine Monographic von Dr. Johann Baptist Schwab.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 808. Wiirzburg, 1858
*The author denies that the "Imitation " was written by Gerson.
Ube Boofe arts 487
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4123 GRAHAM (JAMES LORIMER). Catalogue of the James
Lorimer Graham Library (presented to the Century Association).
Compiled by Paul Leicester Ford. 8vo, half cloth. New York, 1896
* Works of Lamb, Early English Ballads, etc.
4124 Another copy.
4125 GREENWOOD (JAS. M.) and MARTIN (A.) American
Text- Books on Arithmetic, 1899; Notes on the History of American
Text-Books on Arithmetic, 1900. (2 pieces.) 8vo, wrappers.
Washington, 1899-1900
4126 Notes on the History of American Text-Books on Arithmetic.
2 Parts in 1, with complete Index. 8vo, wrappers. (Publication
of the Bureau of Education.) Washington, 1899-1900
4127 GREENWOOD (THOMAS). Free Public Libraries, their Or-
ganization, Uses and Management. Portraits, views, etc. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1886
4128 Public Libraries. A History of the Movement and a Manual
for the Organization and Support of Rate-Supported Libraries.
Third Edition, entirely re-written. Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1890
4129 GRIFFIN (A. P. C.) Bibliography of the Historical Publications
issued by the New England States. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 47 (Repr.
from the publications of the Colonial Society of Mass., Vol. III.).
Cambridge, 1895
4130 GRISWOLD (W. M.) Directory of Writers for the Literary
Press, particularly in the United States. Third Edition. Post 8vo
limp boards (worn). Bangor (Maine), 1890
4131 GROLIER CLUB. Early Printed Books. i2mo, wrappers, pp.16.
New York, 1887
4132 Early Printed Books relating to America, nmo, wrappers,
pp. 20. New York, 1888
4133 Bradford Exhibition (The). The books printed by William
Bradford and other printers in the Middle Colonies. i2mo, wrap-
pers, pp. 100. New York, 1893
4134 New York City. Catalogue of Plans and Views of New
York City from 165 1 to i860, umo, wrappers, pp. 38. (Presen-
tation copy from W. L. Andrews.) New York, 1897
4135 Italian Books. Catalogue of an Exhibition of Original and
Early Editions of Italian Books. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 84.
New York, 1902
488 Ube 3Boofe Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4136 GROWOLL (A.) The Bookseller's Library and How to Use it.
i6mo, cloth. New York, 1891
4137 Book-Trade Bibliography in the United States in the XlXth
Century. To which is added a Catalogue of all the Books printed
in the United States, with the Prices and Places where Published,
annexed. Published by the Booksellers in Boston, January, 1804.
Portrait. Post 8vo, half calf. New York, 1898
* Only 50 copies printed for the Dibdin Club,
4138 Growoll (A.) and Eames (Wilberforce). Three Centuries
of English Booktrade Bibliography. By A. Growoll; also a List
of the Catalogues, etc., Published for the English Booktrade from
1595—1902. By Wilberforce Eames. Portraits and facsimiles. Royal
8vo, half roan, gilt tops, uncut. New York, 1903
* A limited edition, published by the Dibdin Club.
4139 GURLEY (E. W.) Scrap Books and how to Make Them. Square
i6mo, cloth. New York [1880]
4140 HAENNY (DR. LOUIS). Schriftsteller und Buchhandler im
alten Rom. Zweite Auflage. 8vo, half cloth. Leipzig, 1885
* The author deals with the question of the prices of books, as well as treating of
the Ancient Roman bookseller.
4141 HANNAY (DAVID). The Later Renaissance. (The Literature
of the Later Renaissance.) Crown 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1898
4142 HARDY (W. J.) and BACON (E. D.) The Stamp Collector.
12 plates {photographic), containing nearly 250 examples. Post 8vo, art
cloth. (Collector Series.) London, 1898
4143 HARRISON (FREDERIC). The Choice of Books and other
Literary Pieces. First Edition. i2mo, half calf, gilt. London, 1886
4144 HARRISON (THOS. G.) The Career and Reminiscences of an
Amateur Journalist and a History of Amateur Journalism, nmo,
cloth (name cut from title). Indianapolis, 1883
* Printed by the author, an amateur. Contains an account of Amateur Journals in
England and America.
4145 HARRISSE (HENRY). Excerpta Colombiniana: Bibliographic
de Quatre Cents Pieces Gothiques; Franchises, Italiennes, & La-
tines du Commencement du XVIe Siecle, non decrites jusqu'ici.
Precede d'une Histoire de la Bibliotheque Colombine et de son
Fondateur. Etched frontispiece. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 315.
* No. 43 of 250 copies. Paris, 1887
Ube JBoofe Hrts 489
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Co»//«k<-^.
4146 Christophe Colomb et les Academiciens Espagnols. Notes
pour servir a l'Histoire de la Science en Espagne au XIXe Siecle.
12010, wrappers, pp. 157. (Essais de Bibliographic et d'Histoire
Critiques, No. 1.) Paris, 1894
* With presentation inscription from the author, and with many MS. notes by Mr.
Eames, and insertions, relating to the bibliography of the Columbus Letter. At the
end is laid in a variation of the printed cover and two extra sheets containing correc-
tions of typographical errors.
4147 La Lettre de Christophe Colomb annoncant aux Rois Catho-
liques la D6couverte du Nouveau Monde. Bibliographic de la Ver-
sion Latine. i2mo, pp. 41. Paris, 1894
* Proof copy, with MS. annotations by the author. On the back of the leaf of
dedication to Henry Vignaud is printed the statement that only 10 copies were printed
for Henry Vignaud, Henry Omont, the author and friends.
4148 HARTING (JAMES EDMUND). Bibliotheca Accipitraria.
A Catalogue of Books, Ancient and Modern, relating to Falconry.
With Notes, Glossary, and Vocabulary. Facsimiles of rare portraits
and prints (the frontispiece colored). 8vo, half morocco.
London: Quaritch, 1 8 9 1
4149 HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Catalogue of the Library of
Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. With Systematic
Index; also Catalogue of the Maps and Charts in the Library of
Harvard University. Together 4 vols. 8vo, half roan.
Cambridge, 1830-31
4150 HARVARD UNIVERSITY BULLETINS. Library Bulletins.
Edited by Justin Winsor. The More Important Accessions from
No. 5, Vol. 1, to the end of Vol. 7, inclusive [June, 1877, to May,
1894]. As 7 vols. 8 vo, in the original parts. Cambridge, 1877-94
4151 HARVARD BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
Nos. 6, 8 and 22. Edited by Justin Winsor. 3 pieces, 8vo.
Cambridge, 1879-89
* Calendar of the Arthur Lee MSS. in the Library; the Sparks MSS.; and the Col-
lection of books and autographs bequeathed by Chas. Sumner.
4152 Davis' Records of Harvard College, 1636-1750; The Class
of 1828, with a Bibliography of the Publications of its Members;
Potter and Bolton's Librarians of Harvard College, 1667-1877;
and others. 9 pamphlets, 8vo. Cambridge, 1879-1903
49° Ube JBoofe Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4153 Classified Index to the Maps in the Royal Geographical
Society's Publications, 1830-1883; Scudder's Bibliography of
Fossil Insects; Whitney's List of American Authors in Geology
and Palaeontology; Norton's Books relating to the Life and Works
of Michael Angelo; Bibliography of Justin Winsor, by Wm. F.
Yust; and others. 13 pamphlets, 8vo. Cambridge, 1879-1902
4154 Tillinghast (William Hopkins). List of the Publications
of Harvard University and its Officers, from 1870 to 1892. 7 pieces.
8vo, wrappers. Cambridge, 1881-93
4155 HAZLITT (W. C.) Old Cookery Books and Ancient Cuisine.
i2mo, cloth. (Book-Lover's Library. ) London, 1886
4156 Gleanings in Old Garden Literature. i2mo, cloth. (Book-
Lover's Library.) London, 1887
4157 Studies in Jocular Literature. i2mo, cloth. (Book-Lover's
Library.) London, 1890
4158 HORNE (THOMAS HARTWELL). An Introduction to the
Study of Bibliography. To which is prefixed a Memoir on the Pub-
lic Libraries of the Antients. Facsimiles. 2 vols, large 8vo, russia
gilt, gilt edges (very neatly rebacked). London, 1814
* Large Paper copy, printed on thick paper.
4159 HORR (NORTON T.) Bibliography of Card-Games and the
History of Playing Cards. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 79.
* No. 160 of a limited issue, signed bythe author. Cleveland, O., 1892
4160 HOWE & SPALDING, Booksellers. Catalogue of Books for
sale by Howe & Spalding, Booksellers, in Chapel-Street, near the
College. 8vo, sewed, pp. 106. New-Haven, November 1st, 1818
4161 HUMPHREYS (ARTHUR L.) The Private Library. What
we do know, what we don't know, what we ought to know about our
books. Square post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1897
4162 HURST (JOHN F.) Bibliotheca Theologica. A Select and Classi-
fied Bibliography of Theology and General Religious Literature.
8vo, cloth. New York, 1883
4163 HUTH (F. H.) Works on Horses and Equitation. A Bibliograph-
ical Record of Hippology. Small 4to, half vellum, uncut.
London, 1887
XTbe Boofe Hrts 491
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY MSTORY-Cott/inueJ.
4164 [HUTTEN (ULRICH) and OTHERS.] Epistolee Obscurorum
Virorum. 121x10, cloth. Leipzig, 1858
4165 Strauss (David Friedrich). Ulrich von Hutten. His Life
and Times. Translated from the Second German Edition by Mrs.
G. Sturge. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
4166 INDEX EXPURGATORIUS and PROHIBITORIUS. Gib-
bings (Richard). An Exact Reprint of the Roman Index Expur-
gatorius [of 1607]. Edited, with a preface, by Richard Gibbings.
Facsimile title-page, nmo, half roan, pp. 608. Dublin, 1837
4167 Knapp (Wm. L.) Official Editions and Reprints of the Index
Librorum Prohibitorum issued in the Sixteenth Century. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 8 (a check list). New York, 1880
4168 Knapp (Wm. L.) Official Editions and Reprints. Another
copy. New York, 1880
4169 Mendham (Joseph). The Literary Policy of the Church of
Rome, exhibited in an Account of her Damnatory Catalogues or In-
dexes both Prohibitory and Expurgatory. With Extracts, Anecdotes
and Remarks. Second Edition, much enlarged. 8vo, cloth (stamp
on title). • London, 1830
* Containing at the end the two Supplements issued in 1836 and 1843.
4170 Mendham (Joseph). An Index of Prohibited Books, by com-
mand of . . . Gregory XVI. in 1835.- Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1840
4171 Reusch (Fr. Heinrich). Der Index der Verbotenen Biicher.
Ein Beitrag zur Kirchen und Literaturgeschichte. 2 vols, (in 3 parts)
8vo, wrappers. Bonn, 1883-85
* With historical notices of different editions of the " Index," accounts of the For-
bidden Books, etc. The best authority on the subject.
4172 JACKSON (BENJAMIN DAYDON). Guide to the Literature
of Botany: being a Classified Selection of Botanical Works, includ-
ing nearly 6,000 titles not given in Pritzel's Thesaurus. Small 4to,
cloth. (Index Society publication.) London, 1881
4173 Vegetable Technology. A Contribution towards a Bibli-
ography of Economic Botany, with a comprehensive Subject-Index.
Small 4to, cloth. (Index Society publication.) London, 1882
49 2 ^be $oofe Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4174 JACKSON (JAMES). Liste Provisoire de Bibliographies Geo-
graphiques Speciales. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 125. (Publication de la
Societe de Geographic) Paris, 1881
* Pp. 65-95 relate to America.
4175 Liste Provisoire. Enlarged edition. 8vo, paper, pp. 340.
Paris, 1881
4176 JACOBS (JOSEPH). The Literary Year-Book. Portraits. Crown
8vo, cloth. London, 1898
4177 JAMAICA. Cundall (Frank). Books on Jamaica in the Library
of the Institute, Kingston [1894]; Bibliotheca Jamaicensis. Some
account of the principal works on Jamaica in the Library of the
Institute, Kingston, 1895. 2 pieces, wrappers.
4178 JEWETT (C. C.) On the Construction of Catalogues of Libraries,
and their Publication by means of separate stereotyped titles. With
rules and examples. Second Edition. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 96
(Smithsonian report). Washington, 1853
4179 JOHN CRERAR LIBRARY, CHICAGO. List of Books in the
Reading Room, January, 1900; List of Current Periodicals in the
Reading Room, June, 1902; List of Bibliographies of Special
Subjects, July, 1902 (with index), including Language, Literature,
the Sciences, etc. 3 vols, royal 8vo, wrappers.
4180 JONES (LYNDS E.) The Best Reading. A Priced and Classi-
fied Bibliography. Second and Third series. 2 vols, post 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1882, 1888
4181 KEESE (WILLIAM L.) John Keese, Wit and Litterateur. A
Biographical Memoir. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1884
4182 KEMPIS (THOMAS A'). Cruise (Francis Richard). Thomas
A'Kempis. Notes of a visit to the scenes in which his life was
spent, with some account of the examination of his relics. Portrait
and other illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
* Contains a Bibliography of works relating to Thomas A'Kempis.
4183 Kettlewell (Samuel). The Authorship of the De Imita-
tione Christi, with many interesting particulars about the Book.
Photographic facsimiles of the Manuscripts. 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
4184 Kettlewell (Samuel). Thomas A'Kempis and the Brothers
of the Common Life. 2 portraits. 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
4185 Wheatley (L. A.) The Story of the "Imitatio Christi."
Portrait 0/ Thomas A'Kempis. i2mo, cloth. (Book-Lover's Library.)
London, 1891
Ube Booh arts 493
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4186 [KERNOT (HENRY).] Bibliotheca Diabolica; being . . . books
. . . relating to the Devil. ... In Two Parts . . . serious and
humorous. 12 curious designs, and index. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 40,
for sale by Scribner & Welford. New York, 1874
4187 LANG (ANDREW). The Library. With a chapter on Modern
English Illustrated Books by Austin Dobson. First Edition. Illus-
trated, 2 plates in colors. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
4188 Perrault's Popular Tales, edited from the original editions,
with Introduction, etc. First Edition. Crown 8vo, boards, uncut.
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1888
4189 How to Fail in Literature. First Edition. Square i2mo,
original wrappers, uncut. London, 1890
4190 LANGLOIS (C. Y.) Manuel de Bibliographic Historique.
Premier Serie. Les Instruments Bibliographiques. nmo, wrap-
pers, pp. 193. Paris, 1896
4191 [LA ROCHE (MICHAEL DE).] Memoirs of Literature. Con-
taining a large Account of many Valuable Books, Letters and Dis-
sertations upon Several Subjects, Miscellaneous Observations, etc.
Second Edition, revised and corrected. 8 vols. 8vo, panelled calf.
London, 1722
* Containing a mass of curious information.
4192 LEGAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. New Series, Nos. 1 to 7, 1894-1901.
Published occasionally, by the Boston Book Company. 7 pieces,
small 4to, 8 pp. each. Boston, 1894-1901
4193 LEGOUVE (ERNEST). Reading as a Fine Art. Translated
by A. L. Alger. i6mo, cloth. Boston, 1879
4194 LENOX LIBRARY, New York City. Annual Report of the
Trustees from 187 1 to 1890. In 2 vols. 8vo, half calf.
Albany, 1871-90
4195 Contributions. No. I. Hulsius' Voyages. Collation of the
different editions of the Voyages of Hulsius, and of other Hulsiana.
Small 4to, half morocco. New York, 1877
4196 Contributions. No. III. Th£venot's Voyages. Description
of the Collection of the Voyages of Thevenot, "Relations de Divers
Voyages Curieux. Par Melchisedec Thevenot." Small 4to, half
morocco. New York, 1879
494 'Gbe JBooFi Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4197 Contributions. No. IV. Bunyan. Collation of the Different
Editions of Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and of other Bunyaniana.
Illustrations. Small 4to, half morocco. New York, 1879
4198 Contributions. No. V. Shakespeare. Collation of the
Different Editions of the Works of Shakespeare, etc. Small 4to,
half morocco. New York, 1880
4199 Contributions. No. VI. Milton. Collation of the Different
Editions of the Works of Milton, etc. Small 4to, half morocco.
New York, 1881
4200 LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KING-
DOM. Nicholson (E. B.) and Tedder (H. R. ), Editors. Trans-
actions and Proceedings of the Conference of Librarians held in
London, October, 1877. Royal 8vo, half morocco. London, 1878
* Papers on Cataloguing, on Special Collections of Books, on the Selection of Books,
Slip Catalogues, Library Management, etc.
4201 Thomas (Ernest C.) and Welch (Charles). Transactions
and Proceedings of the Library Association of the United Kingdom,
held at Edinburgh, Oct. 5, 6 and 7, 1880. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London: Whittingham, 1881
* Notes on Early Printing in Scotland, 1 507-1600 ; Biographical Notices of some
Eminent Edinburgh Librarians, etc.
4202 LIBRARY COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. [Smith (John
Jay).] Notes for a History of the Library Company of Philadel-
phia. (From Waldie's Portfolio.) 8vo, unbound, pp. 8.
[Philadelphia, 1835]
4203 LIBRARY JOURNAL (THE). Edited by Melvil Dewey,
Charles A. Cutter, and others. Complete from Vol. 1 to Vol. 29
(1876-1904), lacking 2 numbers (No. 1, Vol. 8, 1883, and No. 8,
Vol. 16, 189 1). Small 4to, original wrappers. (As 29 vols.)
New York, 1876-1904
4204 LIBRARY NOTES. Edited by Melvil Dewey. From its com-
mencement in June, 1886, to July, 1895. Vols. 1 to 4. 8vo, the
first three volumes bound in two, half morocco, and two numbers
in original wrappers. (As a lot.)
Library Bureau, Boston, etc., 1886-95
Ube Boofc Hrts 495
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4205 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. Alphabetical Catalogue: Authors.
Royal 8vo, half morocco, pp. 1236. Washington, 1864
4206 Catalogue of Books Added for the Years 1867 to 1875, and
1901-1903. 8 vols. imp. 8vo, cloth and paper.
Washington, 1867-1904
4207 Catalogue. . . . Index of Subjects. 2 vols. imp. 8vo, half
morocco, pp. 1744. Washington, 1869
4208 Alphabetical Catalogue: Authors. (" A to Cragin.") 2 vols.
imp. 8vo, half morocco, pp. 1816. Washington, 1878-80
4209 Report of the Librarian for 1897, 1898, and 1901 to 1905.
7 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Washington, 1897-1905
4210 Calendar of Paul Jones' Manuscripts, 19.03; List of Lincoln-
iana in the Library of Congress, 1903; List of References on the
Negro Question, 1903; List of Books on Labor, particularly relating
to Strikes, 1903; List of Books on the Constitution of the United
States, 1903; and others. 14 vols, royal 8vo, cloth and paper.
Washington, 1903
42 1 1 History of the Library of Congress. Vol. 1, 1800-1864.
By William Dawson Johnston. Portraits, views, etc. 8vo, cloth.
(All published.) Washington, 1904
4212 LIBRARY SCIENCE. Parker on Library Classification, 1901;
Jahr and Strohm's Bibliography of Co-operative Cataloguing (1850-
1902), Washington, 1903; Cole's Compiling a Bibliography, New
York, 1902; Teggart's Contribution towards a Bibliography of
Ancient Libraries, New York, 1899; Vade-Mecum du Bibliothe-
caire, par Le Marquis Daruty de Grand Pre\ Paris, 1897; Library
Association Series, No. 5, Cataloguing Rules of the British Museum,
Bodleian Library, and of the Library Association, London, 1893.
6 pamphlets. 1
4213 Linderfelt (Klas August.). Eclectic Card Catalog Rules.
Author and title entries based on Dziatzko's " Instruction," com-
pared with the rules of the British Museum, Cutter, Dewey, Per-
kins, and others. With Appendix, containing list of Oriental Titles
of Honor and Occupations. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1890
r
496 ftbe Boofe Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4214 LITERATURE. (The English Weekly Journal of Literary News
and Criticism.) Edited by H. D. Traill, and others. Illustrated
with fine portraits of the leading authors of the time. From its com-
mencement in Oct., 1897, to Jan. 11, 1902 (the last number). 9 vols.
4to, cloth (the last number in the original part). (As 9 vols.)
London: The Times Office, 1897-1902
4215 American Edition of the same. Jan. 19, 1898, to July 7, 1899.
4to, in the original numbers. (22 pieces.)
4216 LUBBOCK (SIR JOHN). The Pleasures of Life. 2 vols, in one.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
* Contains a list of the 100 best books.
4217 McDIVITT (J. R.) Living Authors at the New York Bar, being
a Catalogue of the Books they have written and edited. 8vo, wrap-
pers, pp. 47. New York, 1875
4218 MAITLAND (S. R.) The Dark Ages. Essays intended to illus-
trate the State of Religion and Literature in the 9th, 10th, nth and
12th Centuries. Third Edition. 8vo, cloth. London, 1853
4219 MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Catalogue
of the Library of the Massachusetts Historical Society. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. Boston: Printed for the Society, 1859-60
4220 MASSACHUSETTS STATE LIBRARY. Catalogue. Royal
8vo, cloth. Boston, 1858
4221 Catalogue of the State Library. 8vo, cloth, pp. 1048.
Boston, 1880
4222 MATSON (HENRY). References for Literary Workers. With
Introductions to Topics and Questions for Debate. Post 8vo, cloth.
Chicago, 1893
4223 MERCANTILE LIBRARY, PHILADELPHIA. Catalogue.
Royal 8vo, half roan, gilt tops. Philadelphia, 1870
* Valuable catalogue of topics for'reference. Mezzotint portrait of Thos. P. Cope,
President, laid in.
4224 MERCER (HENRY C.) The Survival of the Mediaeval Art of
Illuminative Writing Among Pennsylvania Germans. Facsimiles.
8vo, wrappers. (Bucks Co. Hist. Society Contributions.)
[Philadelphia, 1897]
XTbe Boofe arts 497
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4225 MERRYWEATHER (F. SOMNER). Bibliomania in the Middle
Ages ; or, Sketches of Bookworms, Collectors, Bible Students, Scribes,
and Illustrators . . . With Anecdotes illustrating the History of the
Monastic Libraries of Great Britain in the Olden Time, nmo,
cloth. Scarce. London, 1849
4226 MEZZOFANTI (GIUSEPPE). Catalogo della Libraria. Com-
pilato . . . da Filippo Bonifazj. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 139. Rome, 1851
* The famous linguist, and Cardinal.
4227 MILL (HUGH ROBERT.) Hints to Teachers and Students on
the Choice of Geographical Books for Reference and Reading, with
Classified Lists. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1897
4228 MINERVA. Jahrbuch der Gelehrten Welt. Achter Jahrgang,
1898-1899. Thick i2mo, cloth. Strassburg, 1899
* Directory of Learned Societies, Museums, Colleges, etc., in the world.
4229 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKSELLER'S CATALOGUES. J.
Penington and Son, Philadelphia, 1850 and 1855 ; F. Miiller, Amster-
dam, Atlases, Maps, etc., 1875; J. Munsell, Albany, American and
Foreign Books, and Bibliography, 1857; Sampson Low & Co., Lon-
don, Classified Educational Catalogue, 1871; H. Sotheran, London,
Books for the Library, 1877; also some European Auction Sa/es, Bib-
liotheque de M. C. Scheffer, Pt. 1, Paris, 1899; Biblio. Van Der
Willigen, Amsterdam, 1875; F. Miiller, Amsterdam, Mai, 1869;
Carthusian Monastery Buxheim, at Munich, Sept., 1883; Comte E.
Cilleni-Nepis di Assisi, at Rome, Dec, 1894; South American Books
(some from the Ramirez Library), London, Puttick's, May, 1888;
ana7, Catalogue of the Sprague Manuscripts, 1870 (2 copies). (14 pes.)
4230 MITCHELL. Library Catalogue of Rare and Valuable Books.
(Contains Martha Washington's Bible, and many rare books, with
prices.) 8vo, cloth. New York, 1892
4231 MONROE (W. S.) Bibliography of Education. i2mo, cloth.
New York, 1897
4232 MONTRESOR (C. A.) Some Hobby Horses: How to Collect
Stamps, Coins, Seals, Crests and Scraps. Second Edition. Illus-
trations. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
4233 MOORE (CHARLES H.) What to Read, and How to Read :
being Classified Lists of Choice Reading. Crown 8vo, cloth.
New York, 187 1
498 Ube Boofe Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4234 MORGAND (DAMASCENE). Bulletin de la Librairie Morgand
et Fatout, 2 vols., 1876-81 ; Repertoire General, 1882 ; Bulletin Men-
suel, Nos. 14, 17, 19-24, and 26, 1883-89 (some imperfect). (12 pes.)
4235 MUNSELL (JOEL). Catalogue of a Bibliographical Library.
For sale, at prices affixed. Collected by Joel Munsell, Albany. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 38. Albany, 1856
4236 MUSIC. Biographical Dictionary of Musicians. With Bibliography
of English Writings on Music. By James D. Brown. Thick 8vo,
cloth, gilt top, uncut. Paisley, 1886
4237 Drexel (Jos. W.) Catalogue of Jos. W. Drexel's Musical
Library. Part I., Musical Writings. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 48.
Philadelphia, 1869
4238 Grove (Sir George). Dictionary of Music and Musicians
[1450-1889]. With Appendix edited by J. A. Fuller Maitland.
Illustrations and woodcuts. 4 vols. 8vo, in the original parts. As
4 vols. London, 1878-89
4239 Matthew (James E.) The Literature of Music. i2mo,
cloth. (Book-Lover's Library.) London, 1896
4240 Rowbotham (John Frederick). History of Music. 3 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1885-87
4241 NATION (THE). A Weekly Journal of Politics, Literature, Science
and Art. No. 1571, Vol. 61 [1895] I No. 1583 and Nos. 1587 [Nov. 28,
1895] to No. 1878 [Vol. 72, June 30, 1901] consecutively, in the origi-
nal numbers, as issued. Sold as 11 vols. 4to.
New York: Evening Post Co., 1895-1901
4242 NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY. Cata-
logue of Printed Books, New York, for the Society, 1859; The New
York Historical Society, 1804-1904, by Robert H. Kelby, Librarian,
portraits, New York, for the Society, 1905. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
4243 NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY BULLETINS. Complete
from Vol. 1, No. 1 [1897], to the end of Vol. 9 [1905]. 108 Nos.,
in the original parts. As 9 vols. New York, 1897-1905
4244 NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY. Alphabetical and Analy-
tical Catalogue . . . with Charter, By-Laws, etc. Royal 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1850
XTbe 3Booh arts 499
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4245 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY. Catalogues of the Law
Library, 1855; General Library, 1855; Maps, MSS., Medals, etc.,
1856; General Library, First Supplement, 1861; Subject Index to
the General Library, 1872; and Supplement, 1882. 6 vols, royal
8vo, half morocco. Albany, 1855-82
4246 Catalogue of Books on Bibliography, Typography, and En-
graving in the New York State Library. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 143.
Albany, 1858
4247 NODIER (CHARLES). The Bibliomaniac. Translated by
Mabel Osgood Wright. With 45 illustrations after Maurice Leloir,
and a Preface by R. Vallery-Radot. 8vo, unbound. New York, 1894
* One of 5 copies on India paper, not printed for sale.
4248 NORTON (CHAS. B.) Catalogue of a Bibliographical Library
Offered ... at Prices affixed. Clinton Hall, New York, 1855
4249 Norton's Literary Letter, comprising American Papers of
Interest, and a Catalogue of Rare and Valuable Books relating to
America. Complete set of the six numbers. Small 4to, wrappers.
(As six pieces.) New York, 1857-60
* Includes bibliographies of books relating to Maine, Vermont, and New Hamp-
shire; papers on American Medals; list of early printed books relating to America;
etc.
4250 Another set of the six numbers. Bound in one vol. Half
morocco, gilt. (As one vol.)
4251 O'CONNOR (J. F. X.) Facts about Bookworms. Their History
in Literature and Work in Libraries. Facsimiles and other illustrations.
Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1898
* Only 750 printed. Presentation copy. Laid in is some interesting correspondence
about the finding of bookworms in America.
4252 ORDWAY (GEORGE W.) Catalogue of the Library of George
W. Ordway, of Chicago, 111., prepared by Joseph Sabin. 8vo, cloth,
uncut. New York, 1869
* Only 60 copies privately printed. Presentation copy from Mr. Sabin.
4253 ORTROY (F. VAN). Bibliographic de l'CEuvre de Pierre Apian.
Illustrations. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 120. (Extrait du Bibliographic
Moderne, Mars-Octobre, 1901.) Besancon, 1902
* " Apian made the first dated map on which the name America appears, in 1520.
One hundred and sixteen titles are given of his maps and cosmographical books."
5oo Ube Boo?? Brts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4254 PALAEOGRAPHY. Chassant (Alph ) Paleographie des Chartes
et des Manuscrits du XIe au XVIIe Siecle. Cinquieme Edition,
augmentee. 10 folding plates, nmo, paper, pp. 159. Paris, 1862
4255 Kopp (Ulrich Frederic). Palaeographia Critica. Portrait.
4 vols. 4to, original boards. Mannheim, 1817-29
* Scarce. An exhaustive cyclopaedia of information for the student of ancient
Greek or Latin manuscripts, with folding facsimiles and illustrations of contracted
characters in the text, and well-arranged indices. Separate chapters are given on the
inscriptions and uses of amulets, the ancient mysteries, incantations and exorcisms^
gems, etc. The contracted characters represented necessitated special type being cast
for the work, at the cost of the author, who spent several thousands on it.
4256 Leist (Friedrich). Urkundenlehre. Katechismus der Diplo-
matik. Palaographie, Chronologie, und Sphragistik. Mit fiinf
Tafeln Abbildungen. i2mo, cloth. Leipzig, 1882
4257 Madan (Falconer). Books in Manuscript. A short Intro-
duction to their Study and Use. With a Chapter on Records.
Facsimiles. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. (Books about Books.)
London, 1893
4258 New Pal^eographical Society. Facsimiles of Ancient Manu-
scripts. Parts 1-4, large folio. Containing 100 plates of facsimiles
of Greek, Latin, Early English, and French Manuscripts and Docu-
ments. London, 1903-1906. Also Reports for 1902-1903, 1903-1904,
1904-1905, 1905-1906. (As 4 pieces.)
4259 Vaines (Dom de). Dictionnaire Raisonne de Diplomatiquesr
contenant les Regies . . . pour servir a dechiffrer les anciens Titres,
Diplomes & Monuments, ainsi qu'a justifier de leur date et de leur
authenticite. 2 vols, post 8vo, russia. Paris, 1774
* With 51 plates of Gothic, Cursive, Phoenician alphabets, figures, groups of letters-
(with translations), etc.
4260 Wailly (Natalis de). Elements de Palaeographie, pour
servir a l'Etude des Documents Inedits sur l'Histoire de France.
2 vols, thick royal 4to, half morocco (somewhat rubbed). Paris, 1838
* An exhaustive treatise on ancient French documents and manuscripts. The first
volume contains historical guide-lists of popes, kings, historical events, ecclesiastical
ceremonies and saints' days, and treatise on the method of computing dates, together
with biographical dictionary of persons who have signed or written official or legal
documents, and chapters on the methods of decipherment, contractions, etc. The
second volume contains 17 folio facsimiles of ancient writing, with transliteration and
20 plates of old seals.
ZTbe JBooh Hrts 501
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4261 PARSONS (F.), CRAWFORD (F. E.), and RICHARDSON
(H. T.) The World's Best Books: a Key to the Treasures of
Literature. Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1889
4262 PATTERSON (C. VENTON). Literary Index, a new, complete
and perfect system of reference. (Indexed, Alphabetised, and
blank-ruled pages for recording notes. About 350 pages, none
used.) Folio, half calf. Rochester, N. Y. [1885]
4263 PAULY (ALPHONSE). Bibliographic des Sciences Medicales.
Avec Introduction par Ch. Daremberg. 2 vols, royal 8vo, boards.
Paris, 1872-74
4264 PEARSON & CO. (JOHN— Booksellers, London). Catalogues
of Rare Books, First Editions, Association copies, Fine Bindings,
and Autograph Letters and Documents. Facsimiles. 10 pamphlets
(4 duplicates). Small 4to, wrappers. London, n. d. [circa 1900, etc.]
4265 PENDLETON (JOHN). Newspaper Reporting in Olden Time
and To-day. Crown 8vo, cloth. (Book-Lover's Library, edited by
Henry B. Wheatley.) London, 1890
4266 PERKINS (F. B.) The Best Reading. Hints on the Selection of
Books, on the Formation of Libraries, etc. A Classified Bibliogra-
phy for easy reference. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1878
4267 PETZHOLDT (J.) Bibliotheca Bibliographica. Kritisches Ver-
zeichniss der das Gesammtgebiet der Bibliographic betreffenden
Litteratur des In- und Auslandes. 8vo, half morocco, pp. 939.
Leipzig, 1866
4268 PHILES (G. P.) The Philobiblon, a Monthly Catalogue and
Literary Journal. 2 vols, (all published). Small 4to, finely bound
in full green levant morocco gilt, inside gilt borders, red edges.
New York, 1861-63
* The Scarce India Paper edition, with the catalogue. Probably one of the best
periodicals ever issued in America for the true bibliophile, containing a remarkable
amount of interesting and valuable information, collected by the well-known book-
seller.
4269 Catalogue of Curious and Scarce Old Books in Various Lan-
guages . . . embracing a portion of a Choice and Valuable Stock
recently imported . . . now for sale at prices annexed. Sewed, pp.
58. New York, Mauran & Philes, 55 Cedar Street, 1859; No. 28,
1867, and No. 30, 1868. 3 parts.
5Q2 Zbc Bool? Brts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4270 PHILIPS (MELVILLE), Editor. The Making of a Newspaper.
Experience of certain representative American Journalists related
by themselves. [By J. R. Young, " Gath," etc.] i2mo, cloth.
New York, 1893
4271 [PHILPOT (CHARLES).] An Introduction to the Literary His-
tory of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries. 8vo, sheep.
London, 1798
4272 PICKERING & CHATTO. Illustrated Catalogue of Old and
• Rare Books. Facsimiles, some illuminated in gold and colors. 4to,
wrappers, the nine original parts. (9 pieces.) London, 1902
4273 English Literature. Noted Bibliographically and Biographi-
cally. Catalogue with Prices affixed. 3 parts. London, n.d.[i905?]
4274 POLLARD (ALFRED W.) Last Words on the History of the
Title-page, with Notes on some Colophons, and Twenty-seven Fac-
similes of Title-pages. Frontispiece a facsimile of the first page of the
Mazarin Bible, illuminated in gold and colors. 4to, cloth, uncut.
* Only 260 printed, this being No. 234. London, 1 89 1
4275 Early Illustrated Books. A History of the Decoration and
Illustration of Books in the 15th and 16th Centuries. Facsimile
reproductions. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. (Books about Books.)
London, 1893
4276 PORTER (NOAH). Books and Reading; or, What Books shall
I Read and How shall I Read Them? With Appendix containing a
Catalogue of Books. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1882
4277 POTTHAST (AUGUST). Bibliotheca Historica Medii ^Evi.
Wegweiser durch die Geschichtswerke des Europiiischen Mittelalters
bis 1500. Zweiter verbesserte und vermehrte Auflage. 4 vols, royal
8vo, wrappers. Berlin, 1895-96
* The most valuable guide in existence to the historical literature of the Middle
Ages.
4278 POWER (JOHN). Handy-Book About Books, for Book-Lovers,
Book-Buyers, and Book-Sellers. Facsimiles. 8vo, illuminated boards.
London, 1870
4279 PRIESTLEY (DR. JOSEPH). Catalogue of the Library. For
sale by Thomas Dobson. 8vo, sewed, pp. 96. With prices.
Philadelphia, 1816
Xlbe Bool? arts 5°3
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4280 PRINCE (REV. THOMAS). Catalogue of the American Por-
tion of the Library of the Rev. Thomas Prince, with a Memoirand
List of his Publications. By VV. H. Whitmore. Portrait. Post
8vo, cloth. Boston, 1868
*A valuable list of rare Americana, including the Bay Psalm Book, Eliot's Indian
Bible, etc. Most of the library is now in the Boston Public Library.
4281 PRINCE LIBRARY, BOSTON. Catalogue of . . . Books and
Manuscripts, which formerly belonged to the Rev. Thomas Prince
and bequeathed to the Old South Church, now Deposited in the
Public Library of the City of Boston. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 159.
Boston, 1870
4282 PROVIDENCE, R, I., PUBLIC LIBRARY. Monthly Refer-
ence Lists, Vols. 1 to 4, complete [1881-84], bound in one volume,
small 4to, half morocco; Monthly Bulletin, Vols. 1 to 5, complete
with Index [1895-99]; Co-operative Bulletins, Vols. 1 to 3 (lacking
2 Nos.), 1900-02; the first two Quarterly Bulletins, 1903; and 5
Nos. of the unauthorized publication, " The Providence Library
Bulletin." (As a lot.)
4283 PUBLIC LIBRARIES IN THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. Their History, Condition and Management. Special
Report. 18 views of library buildings. Parts I. and II. (Part II.
being "Rules for a Printed Dictionary Catalogue" by Charles A.
Cutter, Librarian of the Boston Athenaeum.) 8vo, cloth and paper.
As one vol. Washington, 1876
4284 PUBLIC LIBRARIES. A Monthly Review of Library Matters
and Methods. Vols. 1 to 10. 1896-1905. 8vo, in parts as issued.
As 10 vols. Chicago: Library Bureau, 1896-1905
4285 PUBLISHERS' TRADE LIST ANNUAL. The Full Trade
Lists of the American Publishers, with Alphabetical Indexes. 1875,
1880, 1885, 1890, 1895. 5 vols, thick royal 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1875-95
4286 PUTNAM (G. P.) and OTHERS. Hints for Home Reading.
By C. D. Warner, H. W. Mabie, and others. Edited by Lyman
Abbott. With a New and Revised Edition of Suggestions for
Libraries by G. P. Putnam. Post 8vo, boards, cloth back.
New York [1883]
504 Ube IBook Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4287 PUTNAM (GEORGE HAVEN). Authors and their Public in
Ancient Times: a Sketch of Literary Conditions and of the Rela-
tions with the Public of Literary Producers, from the Earliest
Times to the Invention of Printing. Post 8vo, cloth. NewYork, 1894
4288 Books and their Makers during the Middle Ages . . . from the
Fall of the Roman Empire to the Close of the Seventeenth Century.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1896-97
4289 QUACKENBOS (JOHN D.) Illustrated History of Ancient
Literature, Oriental and Classical. Engravings and colored maps.
Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1878
4290 QUARITCH'S (BERNARD) Catalogues, 1859-1864. 4 vols.
8vo, half roan. London, 1859-64
* Early Printed Books, Heraldry, Oriental Literature, European Philology, Biblio-
graphy, Private Press Issues, Fine Arts, Curiosa, etc., etc. Valuable for the Colla-
tions of rare works.
4291 A General Catalogue of Books arranged in Classes. Thick
8vo, half red morocco, pp. 1130. London, 1868
* The first of Quaritch's General Catalogues. This volume includes reprints of his
monthly catalogues from No. 231 to 243. No. 242 was not included.
4292 The General Catalogue. Bound uniform with the above,
pp. 1 194. London, 1870
* Reprints of Monthly Catalogues Nos. 246 to 260. Nos. 244 and 245 were not
included in the series.
4293 The General Catalogue. Bound uniform with the preceding,
pp. 1889. London, 1874
* Includes reprints of the Monthly Catalogues Nos. 279 to 291.
4294 The General Catalogue. The Supplement, 1875-77. Bound
uniform with the preceding, pp. 1672. London, 1877
* Includes reprints of the Monthly Catalogues Nos. 292 to 308.
4295 The General Catalogue. Bound uniform with the preceding,
PP- 2395- London, 1880
* Includes reprints of the Monthly Catalogues Nos. 309 to 330.
4296 The General Catalogue. Printed in separate volumes, divided
into subjects. Each volume containing a separate Index, and with
the General Index volume. Complete set in 16 vols. 8vo, red
cloth. London, 1880-86, 1892
* Contains reprints of Nos. 332 to 375 of the Monthly Catalogues. The General
Index volume, of which only 125 copies were printed to accompany the set in this
form, was not issued until 1892.
Ube JBoofe arts 5°5
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4297 Duplicates of Vols. III. and XV. (Periodicals, etc., and
Monuments of the Early Printers). 2 vols. 8vo, red cloth.
London, 1882-88
4298 Quaritch's General Catalogue. Bibles, Liturgies, Church
History, and Theology. Royal 8vo, half morocco. Large Paper
copy. London, Dec, 1891
4299 RAMSAY (ALEXANDER). A Bibliography, Guide, and Index
to Climate. 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
4300 RAWLINGS (GERTRUDE B.) The Story of Books. Illus-
trated. i6mo, cloth. New York, 1901
4301 REES (J. ROGER). The Diversions of a Book-worm. i2mo,
cloth. (Book-lover's Library.) London, 1886
•The Loved Books of some other Folks; The Book-worm's Study; Dreams and
Books; etc.
4302 The Pleasures of a Book- worm. i2mo, cloth. (Book-Lover's
Library.) London, 1886
* Books and the Lovers of Books; Romance and Reality of Dedications; etc.
43°3 The Brotherhood of Letters, nmo, cloth. (Book-Lover's
Library.) London, 1889
4304 REVIEW ARTICLES. W. C. Prime, Old Books in New York,
and Early Printing and Printers; J. W. Francis, Reminiscences
of N. Y. Printers, Authors, and Booksellers; History of Ancient
Manuscripts; A Librarian's Work, by John Fiske; Bibliomania in
France; and others, similar. (25 pieces.)
4305 RHEES (W. J.) Manual of Public Libraries, Institutions, and
Societies in the United States and British Provinces of North
America. 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1859
4306 RICHARDSON (CHARLES F.) The Choice of Books. Square
i2mo, half calf. New York, 1881
4307 RODEN (ROBERT F.) Seventy Years of Book Auctions in
New York. i2mo, pp. 6. [New York, 1898]
4308 ROGERS (WALTER THOMAS). A Manual of Bibliography,
being an Introduction to the Knowledge of Books, Library Man-
agement, and the Art of Cataloguing. With J? illustrations and
colored facsimiles of binding. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
506 Ube JBook Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4309 ROTHSCHILD. Catalogue des Livres, composant la Bibliotheque
de Feu M. Le Baron James de Rothschild. Portrait on vellum paper.
3 vols, royal 8vo (Vol 1 bound in half red morocco, Vols. 2 and 3
in wrappers), uncut. Paris: Morgana1, 1884-93
* A remarkably valuable collection of early printed books, illustrated with numerous
facsimiles, some in colors of the bindings.
4310 RUSSELL (PERCY). The Literary Manual ; or, Complete Guide
to Authorship. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
431 1 SABIN (JOSEPH). A Bibliography of Bibliography; or, A Handy
Book about Books. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 150. With the author's
autograph. New York, 1877
* With many additions, loosely laid in, by Mr. Eames.
4312 SABIN & SONS' AMERICAN BIBLIOPOLIST. A Literary
Register and Monthly Catalogue of Old and New Books, etc. Vol. 1
(lacking Nos. 5, 7, 10, and 11); Vol. 2 (lacks Nos. 3, 4, and 5);
Vol. 3 (lacks Nos. 28 and 36); Vol. 4, complete; Vol. 5, complete;
Vol. 6 (lacks Nos. 61 to 64, 67 and 68, 71 and 72); Vol. 7 (lacks all
but No. 77); and Vol. 8 (lacks all but No. 79). From 1869 to 1876.
8vo, in the original parts. (As a lot.) New York, 1869-76
4313 SARGANT (E. B.) and WHISHAW (BERNARD). A Guide
Book to Books. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
4314 SCOTT (TEMPLE). Book Sales of 1895. A Record of the Most
Important Books Sold at Auction and the Prices Realized. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1896
4315 SHAW (HENRY). Handbook of the Art of Illumination as prac-
tised during the Middle Ages. With a Description of the Metals,
Pigments and Processes employed at different periods. 16 full-
page plates and numerous illustrations in the text, mostly from ancient
manuscripts. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt. London, 1866
4316 SHORTHAND. Anderson (Thomas). History of Shorthand;
with a Review of its Present Condition and Prospects in Europe
and America. Portraits. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
4317 Gibson (John Westby). The Bibliography of Shorthand.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
4318 Levy (Matthias). History of Short-Hand Writing; to
which is prefixed the System used by the Author. Plate. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1862
XTbe Booh Hrts 507
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4319 Lewis (James Henry). An Historical Account of the Rise
and Progress of Short Hand. . . . Illustrated with numerous exam-
ples, the true date and title of each system, accompanied with its
respective alphabet. Crown 8vo, calf. London: For the Author, n. d.
* The author gives a Bibliography of books on Shorthand, ending with 1815, so
that it was probably printed shortly after.
4320 SHURTLEFF (NATHANIEL B.) A Decimal System for the
Arrangement and Administration of Libraries. Small 4to. wrappers,
pp. 80. Boston: Privately Printed, 1856
4321 SIBLEY (JOHN L.) Notices of the Triennial and Annual Cata-
logues of Harvard University; with a reprint of the catalogues of
1674, 1682 and 1700. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 67. Boston, 1865
* No. 144 of 150 signed copies.
4322 Biographical Sketches of Graduates of Harvard University,
1642-1689. With Appendix containing abstract of the Steward's
Accounts, and Notices of Non-Graduates, from 1649-50 to 1659.
3 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1873-1885
* Presentation copy from Geo. H. Moore. Scarce.
4323 SLATER (J. HERBERT). Round and About the Bookstalls.
A Guide for the Book-hunter. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
4324 Book Collecting. A Guide for Amateurs. Illustrations. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1892
* No. 275 of the Large Paper edition, limited to 500 copies.
4325 The Sale Prices of 1896. An Annual Report of Sales by
Auction of Objects of Artistic and Antiquarian Interest. Vol. 1.
8vo, cloth. London, 1897
4326 SMITH (ADAM). Catalogue of the Library of Adam Smith.
Edited, with Introduction, by James Bonar. Facsimiles. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1894
4327 SMITH (ALFRED RUSSELL), Bookseller, London. Cata-
logue of 10,000 Tracts and Pamphlets and 50,000 Prints and Draw-
ings, illustrating the Topography and Antiquities of England, Scot-
land, Wales and Ireland. Collected ... by William Upcott and
John Russell Smith. Thick 8vo, half morocco. With the ex-libris
of G. W. Reid. London, 1878
508 Ube JBook Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4328 SMITH (JOHN RUSSELL). Catalogue of Choice, Useful and
Curious Books . . . now on sale at . . . prices affixed. [Early Eng-
lish Literature mainly.] 8vo, sewed. London, 1848
4329 Catalogue of . . . Upwards of 26,000 Ancient and Modern
Tracts and Pamphlets. On sale at prices affixed. 8vo, half roan,
PP- 733 (PP- 681-733 relate to America). London, 1874
* " Of the entire catalogue, 48 copies only have beencompleted, which is in itself
unique in the Annals of English Bibliography."
4330 SMITH (LLOYD P.) On the Classification of Books. 4 to, half
cloth. (American Library Association, May 1882.) Boston, 1882
* No 3 of only 20 copies on Large Paper. With presentation inscription.
433i SONNENSCHEIN (WILLIAM SWAN), Reader's Guide to
Contemporary Literature. Being the First Supplement to the Best
Books . . . With Complete Authors and Subjects Index. Thick 4to,
cloth. London, 1895
4332 SPARKS JARED). Catalogue of the Bound Historical Manu-
scripts. Collected by Jared Sparks, and now . . . in . . . Harvard
University. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 20. Cambridge, 187 1
4333 STEIGER'S CATALOGUES. Guide through E. Steiger's
Stock of Books. Catalogues No. 1 to 28 (lacking 6). Bound in
one volume. 8vo, half roan. New York, 1875-82
* Mainly German books.
4334 STEVENS (HENRY). Schedule of Two Thousand American
Historical Nuggets taken from the Stevens Diggings in September,
1S70, and set down in chronological order of Printing from 1490 to
1800, described and recommended as a Supplement to any Printed
Bibliotheca Americana. Folio, cloth, pp. 20. London, Oct. 1, 1870
* Only a small number privately printed.
4335 The Bibles in the Caxton Exhibition, MDCCCLXXVII; or,
A Bibliographical Description of nearly 1,000 representative Bibles
in various languages. Special Edition, revised and carefully cor-
rected, with additions. 8vo, cloth. London, 1878
* Many manuscript additions by Mr. Eames, including several hundred additional
titles.
4336 STEVENSON (THOS. G., Bookseller) and OTHERS. Bib-
liotheca Historica, Scotica Curiosa et Rarissima; Fred. Strong's
Catalogues, 1848; Cadell's Editions of Sir Walter Scott, 1847;
Joseph Lilly's Catalogues, 1845-46. Bound in one volume, half
morocco. Edinburgh and London, 1845-48
XTbe 3600ft Brts 509
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4337 STOCKDALE (JOHN). Catalogue of Books printed for John
Stockdale. 8vo, sewed. London, 1793 and 1794
* Includes the advertisement of the rare Shelley's "St. Irvyne,"etc.
4338 STUART (ROBERT L.) Catalogue of the Library of Robert
L. Stuart. Catalogued by F. S. Small 4to, cloth, uncut.
New York, 1884
* Early printed Books, Bibles, Ornithology, etc. (over 10,000 vols.). Only a limited
number printed for presents. The books are now in the Lenox Library.
4339 TAYLOR (ISAAC). History of the Transmission of Ancient
Books to Modern Times. New Edition, revised and enlarged.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1859
4340 History of the Transmission of Ancient Books to Modern
Times, together with the Process of Historical Proof. New Edition,
revised and enlarged. 121110, cloth. Liverpool, 1875
4341 TILDEN (SAMUEL J.) Shelf Inventory of Books, Pamphlets,
Periodicals, Prints, etc. 8vo, sewed. New York, 1887
* Now forming the Tilden Collection in the Lenox Library.
4342 TOWNSHEND (JOHN). Catalogue of Books relating to the
Disposal of the Bodies and Perpetuating the Memories of the Dead.
Royal 8vo, limp roan (back worn). New York, 1887
* Only a few copies printed for private distribution. Presentation copy from Judge
Townshend. Laid in is a letter of Louis Windmuller in regard to the subject.
4343 TREDWELL (DANIEL M.) Monograph on Privately Illustrated
Books. A Plea for Bibliomania. Post 8vo, cloth. Brooklyn, 1882
* Inserted is a proof portrait (etching on India paper) by W. M. Chase.
4344 A Monograph on Privately-Illustrated Books. A Plea for
Bibliomania. Royal 8vo, cloth, paper label, uncut.
Flatbush, L. L: Privately Printed, 1892
* The enlarged edition of the lecture.
4345 UNITED STATES CATALOGUE. Provisional Edition, edited
by Marion E. Potter. Second Edition (with Directory of Publishers).
Royal 8vo, cloth. Minneapolis, 1902
r r
4346 VALLEE (LEON). Bibliographic des Bibliographies. Catalogue
des Bibliographies Generates et Particulieres, par ordre Alphabet-
ique, et Repertoire des meraes Bibliographies par ordre alphabetique
de Matieres. With Supplementary volume. 2 vols. 8vo (the Supple-
ment in paper, the other volume in half morocco). Paris, 1883-87
5Jo Ube J&ook Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4347 VASCO DA GAMA. Les Colonies Portugaises dans l'Afrique,
l'Asie et l'Amerique. Catalogue des livres en vente chez Martinus
Nijhoff. 4to, cloth. The Hague, 1898
4348 WARREN (F. M.) History of the Novel, Previous to the Seven-
teenth Century. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1895
4349 WEALE (W. H. J.) Bibliographia Liturgica. Catalogus Mis-
salium Ritus Latini ab anno M.CCCC. LXXV impressorum. 8vo
half roan. London, 1886
* One of the best bibliographies of early Missals.
4350 Descriptive Catalogue of rare Manuscripts and Printed
Books, Chiefly Liturgical. 8vo, half roan. (Historical Music
Loan Exhibition: Albert Hall, London, 1885.) London, 1886
* Only 150 copies issued.
435i [WEEKS (S. B.)] Confederate Text-Books. A Preliminary
Bibliography [1861-1865]. 8vo, wrappers. (Publication of the
Bureau of Education.) Washington, 1900
4352 WHEATLEY (H. B.) Of Anagrams. A Monograph treating
of their History from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time. With
an Introduction containing Numerous Specimens of Macaronic
Poetry, Punning Mottoes, Rhopalic, Shaped, Equivocal, Lyon and
Echo Verses, Alliteration, Acrostics, Lipograms, Chronograms,
Logograms, Palindromes, Bouts Rimes, nmo, half roan (binding
a little rubbed). Hertford: Printed for the Author, 1862
* The First Book of the well-known literary writer and bibliographer. Now very
scarce.
4353 How to Form a Library. i2mo, cloth. (Book-Lover's
Library.) London, 1886
4354 The Dedication of Books. To Patron and Friend. A Chap-
ter in Literary History, nmo, cloth. (Book-Lover's Library.)
London, 1887
4355 How to Catalogue a Library, umo, cloth. (Book-Lover's
Library.) London, 1889
4356 Literary Blunders. A Chapter in the History of Human
Error. i2mo, cloth. (Book-Lover's Library.) London, 1893
Ube 3Booft arts 511
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY-C<»»/7*W.
4357 WHEELER (WILLIAM A.) Who Wrote It? An Index to
the Authorship of the more Noted Works in Ancient and Modern
Literature. Edited by Charles G. Wheeler. Square crown 8vo,
cloth. Boston, 1881
4358 WHEELER (WILLIAM A.) and WHEELER (CHARLES
G.) Familiar Allusions: a Hand-Book of Miscellaneous Informa-
tion, including the Names of celebrated Statues, Paintings, Palaces,
Country-Seats, Ruins, Churches, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1882
4359 WHEELER (WM. A.) An Explanatory and Pronouncing Dic-
tionary of the Noted Names of Fiction (persons and places). 20th
Edition. With Appendix by Charles G. Wheeler. Post 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1890
4360 WHITNEY (JAMES LYMAN). A Modern Proteus; or, A List
of Books Published under more than One Title. i6mo, cloth.
New York, 1884
4361 WILSON (GEORGE M.) Catalogue of Prints, and Books of
Prints . . . for sale by G. M. Wilson, 81 Pine Street, New York.
January, 181 7. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 23.
4362 WILSON (JAMES GRANT). The World's Largest Libraries.
Narrow i2mo, cloth. New York [1894]
4363 WINSOR (JUSTIN). Bibliography of Shakespeare Folios and
Quartos. The Original Superintendent's Monthly Reports of the
Boston Public Library, from April, 1874, to September, 1877. 42
Nos. (As a lot.)
4364 Halliwelliana: a Bibliography of the Publications of James
Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 30. (Harvard
Bibliographical Contributions.) Cambridge, 1881
4365 A Bibliography of Ptolemy's Geography. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 42. (Harvard Bibliographical Contributions, No. 18.)
Cambridge, 1884
4366 WISCONSIN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Catalogue
of the Library, 2 vols., 1873; First, Second, Third and Fourth Sup-
plements, 1875-1884; Exercises at the Dedication of its New Build-
ing, with accounts of the Several Libraries, History of the Society,
etc., illustrated, 4to, buckram, 1901. Together 7 vols. 8vo.
Madison, 1873-1901
512 XTbe IBook Hrts
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY HISTORY— Continued.
4367 WORCESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY. Catalogue of the Circu-
lating Department, and of a portion of the Books belonging to the
Intermediate Department. 8vo, cloth, pp. 1391. Worcester, 1884
4368 Supplement to the Catalogue (issued in i884)"of the Circulat-
ing and a Portion of the Intermediate Departments. Royal 8vo,
cloth. Worcester, Mass., 1889
4369 WRANGHAM (FRANCIS). The English Portion of the Library
of the Ven. Francis Wrangham. 8vo, half morocco. Malton, 1826
* Written by Francis Wrangham himself, and privately issued — not published — in
an edition of only 70 copies. Many early English books will be found described.
Catalogues of Sales bp auction,
[The following collection of European and American Sale Catalogues
are all in the original wrappers, or in sewed condition, except where other-
wise described.]
4370 ADAMSON (JOHN). London, Sotheby, May 22, 1856. Priced in
ink.
* The author of Bibliotheca Lusitana and Lusitana Illustrata. Containing rare
editions of the works of Camoens.
4371 ADDINGTON (SAMUEL). Books, MSS., and Engravings. Lon-
don, Sotheby, May 24-25, 1886. Priced and named in ink. 2 parts.
4372 ALLAN (JOHN). Catalogue prepared by Joseph Sabin. New
York, Bangs, May 2, etc., 1864. Priced in ink, and with printed
price-list and names of buyers affixed.
[Printed by Wm. Gowans, New York, 1865]
4373 Large Paper Copy. With portrait. Half morocco, gilt
top. With Index, and priced and named in ink.
4374 AMORY (FRANCIS — Auctioneer). Books, rare, curious, etc.
. . . for sale at auction, in Boston, 20 December, 1815. Boston, 1815.
4375 ARNOLD (JOHN H. V.) Bibliotheca Dramatica et Curiosa,
New York, Leavitt, Apl. 16, etc., 1879, priced; Trials and Legal
Literature, New York, Bangs, Apl. 23-26, 1900. (2 pieces.)
4376 ARNOLD (WM. HARRIS). American First Editions. New
York, Bangs, Jan. 30-31, 1901. Facsimiles.
4377 Books and Letters. New York, Bangs, May 7-8, 1901.
Facsimiles.
Ube Bool? Hrts 513
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4378 ASHBURNHAM (EARL OF). London, Sotheby, May, 1899,
and June, 1901. 2 parts. Facsimiles.
* The famous collection of MSS., known as the Barrois Collection and the
" Appendix," many in fine historical bindings.
4379 ASKEW (ANTHONY). London, Baker & Leigh, Feb. 13, etc.,
1775. Full calf, gilt (rubbed). Pricedin ink. With the bookplate of
George Woods and some MS. notes.
* Large Paper Copy. Extraordinary collection of Greek and Latin Classics.
4380 BARLOW (SAMUEL L. M.) Americana. N. Y. Amer. Art
Association, 1889.
4381 BECKFORD LIBRARY. London, Sotheby, 1882-3, 4 parts; and
with the four Supplements containing prices and purchasers' names.
Together 8 pieces.
4382 BEDFORD (FRANCIS— Bookbinder). London, Sotheby, Mch.
21-25, 1884.
* Fine Bindings, Americana, De Bry's Voyages, etc., mostly in his own bindings.
4383 BENTLEY (DR.) Boston, Blake & Cunningham's, No. 5 Kilby
St., June 14-15, 1820.
* The portion of the library not bequeathed to literary institutions.
4384 BIBLIOTHECA CURIOSA ET SELECTA. New York,
Bangs, May 12, etc., 1853.
* Much Shakespereana, and Early English.
4385 BONAPARTE (JOSEPH). Bordentown, N. J., Thos. Birch,
Sept. 18, 1845.
* Principally in the French language.
4386 BONAPARTE (PRINCE LOUIS LUCIEN). London,
Sotheby, Feb. 18-19, 1895.
* Finest collection of Basque literature ever offered for sale, and other duplicates.
4387 BORGHESE (DON PAOLO— Prince de Sulmona). Rome,
Galerie Borghese, May-June, 1892. 2 parts. Facsimiles.
* Missals, a Biblia Pauperum, examples of Early Presses, etc.
4388 BOUCHER (JONATHAN). (With prints.) London, Sotheby,
Feb. 24, etc., 1806. Half calf. Priced in ink.
* Rare. With the beautiful Towneley bookplate, and the back stamped with the
device and initials. Jonathan Boucher was the famous Divine who was obliged to
leave America at the time of the Revolution.
5H Ube Boofe Hrts
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4389 BROWNE (IRVING). Troy, N. Y. New York, Leavitt, Dec.
10, etc., 1878. Cloth.
* Large Paper copy. Choice Extra-illustrated Books.
439° BURNS (ROBERT). Original MSS. London, Chapman, Apl. 16,
1 88 1 . 9 items, priced and named in pencil.
439 1 BURTON (WM. E.) Bibliotheca Dramatica. New York, Sabin,
Oct. 8, etc., i860. Half russia, gilt tops. Priced in ink.
* Large Paper copy, with portrait.
4392 Another Large Paper copy. Priced in ink.
4393 CHALMERS (ALEX.) London, Sotheby, Mch. 5-15, 1835.
* The noted biographer, historian and Shakesperean critic.
4394 CHOATE (RUFUS). Leonard, Boston, Oct. 18-28, 1859.
4395 CIST (LEWIS J.) Autographs. New York, Bangs, 1886-87.
Complete in the 4 Parts, with Printed Prices for Parts I. and II.
(As 4 pieces.)
4396 CLARKE (DR. ADAM). London, Sotheby, June 20-24, 1836.
Half morocco, gilt tops. Priced and named in ink.
* Large Paper copy, issued by Murray in 1835, of this marvellous collection of
European and Asiatic Manuscripts. Accompanied by the sale catalogue. (As one
piece.)
4397 COLEMAN (ROBT. W.) Angling. London, Sotheby, July
8-9, 1897.
* Originally collected by G. W. Bethune, editor of Walton's Angler.
4398 COLLIER (JOHN PAYNE). Elizabethan Poetry, etc. London,
Sotheby, Aug. 7-9, il
4399 CORNEY (BOLTON). London, Sotheby, May 31, etc., 1871.
* Early Voyages to America, Bibliography, Spanish and Portuguese Literature, etc.
4400 COTTON (REV. H. S.) London, Sotheby, June 17-21, 1839.
* A remarkable collection of books and autographs relating to Crime, together with
Jest Books, etc. The collector was the celebrated " Ordinary of Newgate."
4401 COURT (J.) Paris, Hotel Drouot, May 8-10, 1884. Premiere
Partie.
* Jesuit Relations, early voyages to America, and other Americana.
4402 CRAIG (J. T. GIBSON), Edinburgh. London, Sotheby, 1887
and 1888. 2 vols, half morocco. Priced and named in ink.
TLbc !JBook Hrts 5!5
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4403 DALY (AUGUSTIN). N. Y., Leavitt, Oct. 14, etc., 1878.
Priced in ink.
* Principally dramatic. With a quantity of clippings regarding his second sale in
1900.
4404 DIDOT (AMBROISE FIRMIN). Catalogue des Livres Pre-
cieux, Manuscrits et Imprimes, faisant partie de la Bibliotheque . . .
pr6c6de d'une Introduction par M. Paulin, Paris. 6 vols, in one.
Thick royal 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1879-84
* Books of Hours, Block Books, Romances of Chivalry, etc.
4405 [DOUGLAS (A. E.)] (With Water-colors, Missals, etc.) New
York, Bangs, Dec. 15-20, 1856. Half roan. Priced and named in ink.
4406 DOUGLASS (MAJ. D. B.), West Point. New York, Bangs,
March 15, 1839.
* Architectural, Scientific and Historical books.
4407 EDWARDS (JAS.) London, Evans, 1815. Half morocco.
Priced and named in ink.
* Robert Balmanno's copy, with his bookplate. Each page inlaid to 4to, and extra-
illustrated with two illuminations by Mrs. Balmanno, facsimiles, etc. The Library
included many rare early imprints, Sweynheim and Pannartz' Livy, on vellum, and
the famous Bedford Missal. James Edwards is mentioned in Dibdin's Bibliographical
Decameron, where he is called " Rinaldo. "
4408 ELIOT (REV. JOHN) Boston, Whitwell & Bond, May 35, 1813.
(Including a separate 4 pp. addenda.)
4409 ELIOT (WM. H.) Boston, J. L. Cunningham, April 11, 1832.
Priced in ink.
4410 ELTON (REV. ROMEO). New York, Jos. Lord, April 17-18,
1854.
44' 1 FARNUM (ALEX.*), Providence. New York, Leavitt, Nov. 18-
20, 1 884. Priced and named in ink.
4412 FOWLE (WM. F.) Boston, Leonard, Dec. 20-22, 1864. Books
and Prints. Priced and named in ink. 2 parts.
4413 Boston, Leonard, 1865. Half russia. Priced in ink.
* Large Paper copy. A fine collection of early English literature, with prints.
4414 FRANCIS (SIR PHILIP). "Junius." London, Sotheby, Nov.
27, 1897.
* Autograph letters to Alexander Macrabie, Philadelphia, Major Baggs, and
others, containing most interesting references to Junius. Facsimiles.
5l6 ^be 3Boofe Hrts
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4415 FREDERICKSON (CH. W.) English Literature (with MSS.).
New York, Bangs, Apl., 1893, and May, 1897. The latter priced in
ink. 2 parts.
4416 FREELING (SIR FRANCIS). London, Evans, Nov. 25, etc.,
1836.
* Caxtons, Wynken de Worde, rare early printed books, etc.
4417 GARDNER (JOHN DUNN). London, Sotheby, July 6-16, 1854.
Priced in ink.
* Early Printing. Elizabethan Literature, Caxtons, etc.
4418 GENNADIUS (JOHN). London, Sotheby, 1895 and 1899. 2 parts.
* A remarkable collection of MSS. and Books relating to the History and Literature
of Ancient and Modern Greece. The collector was the Greek Ambassador in London.
4419 [GRISWOLD (ALMON W.)] The Library of a Bibliomaniac,
to be sold at Leavitt's, New York, June, 1880; The Library of a
Bibliomaniac, to be sold at Leavitt's, New York, Dec, 1880.
2 pieces.
* Both catalogues of the same library. The first catalogue written was found un-
satisfactory, and to Joseph Sabin was given the task of completing and revising it. In
the preface he makes some remarks on the subject. " The catalogue is, in part, the
work of an amateur whose diffidence led him to apply to me to finish the more im-
portant and difficult items, a work which had been commenced by another person,
whose labours suddenly ceased, but I hold myself responsible for the result. I make
this special remark for the special benefit of a bilious biblio whose triple alias leaves
his real name uncertain; whose chief enjoyment in life consists in a microscopic ana-
tomy of typographical errors; indeed, he is never happy unless miserable. When he
graduated from leather to literature, he marked the epoch by the conversion of a pos-
sibly honest F into a doubtful Greek <J>. The Odell Catalogue occupied three years
of the valuable (?) time of this pretentious individual. The present catalogue, from
the time I undertook its completion till its final delivery to the public, has occupied
three weeks."
The lovers of humor will be amused to know that, after all, Joseph Sabin's cataloguing
was declared not satisfactory, and the late Alexander Denham wrote the catalogue
from which it was sold.
4420 [GRISWOLD (RUFUS W.— From the collection of).] MSS.
and Autographs. New York, Bangs, Apl. 11, 1896. Priced in ink.
* Including the Poe material delivered to him at the death of the latter.
4421 GUILFORD (EARL OF). London, Evans, 1829-30. 5 parts,
including the MSS., in one volume. Half roan.
Xlbe JBoofe arts 5*7
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4422 GURLEY (GEORGE H.— Auctioneer). New York, Apl. 24-25,
(ca. 1830).
* American History, Early Voyages, etc.
4423 GURLEY (ROYAL — Auctioneer). Sales, June 4-5, 1842 (Cata-
logue No. 3); Apl. 9-10, 1844; Dec. 17-19, 1846; and Nov. 30,
etc., 1847. (4 pieces.) New York, 1842-47
4424 HALLIWELL-PHILLIPPS (J. O.) Early English Plays, etc.
London, Sotheby, May 21-23, 1 %5 7- Priced in ink.
4425 Shakespeareana, including Mortgage Deed signed by Shake-
speare. London, Sotheby, June 14, 1858. Priced in ink.
Sbirfc Session.
4426 A Few Notes on a Selected Portion of the Halliwell-Phillipps
Library which will be sold at Sotheby's in June, 1889. By E. E.
Baker. Weston-super-Mare, 1889
4427 HAMILTON LIBRARY. London, Sotheby, May 1-8, 1884.
With Part II., being the prices and purchasers' names. 2 parts.
* Books belonging to Royalty, De Bry's Voyages, etc. The last of the Hamilton
Palace Sales.
4428 HAMILTON BECKFORD MSS. London, Sotheby, May 23,
1889. Facsimiles. Half morocco. Priced and named in ink.
4429 HARDWICKE (EARL OF). Hardwicke Papers and Manu-
scripts. London, Sotheby, Feb. 22-25, 1899.
* Bought " en bloc " by the British Museum; the sale being withdrawn.
4430 HARTLEY (DAVID). Important Letters to. London, G. Robin-
son, Apl. 6, 1859.
* Franklin's Original Map of the United States, autograph letters of Franklin,
Napoleon, etc.
4431 HARTLEY (L. L.) London, Puttick, June i, 1885, etc. 2 Parts.
* A large collection of Topography, Archaeology and Genealogy.
4432 HASTIE (PETER) and TRACY (ED. H.) New York,
Leavitt, Jan. 22, etc., 1877. Half morocco. Priced and named in ink.
4433 HEBER (RICHARD). London, Sotheby, 77 days' sale. 1834-36.
4 vols, half calf.
* Complete set of the 13 parts.
4434 HIBBERT (GEO.) London, Evans, 42 days' sale, 1829. Fac-
similes. Half roan. Priced and named in ink.
5*8 Ube Bool? Brts
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4435 HOE (RICHARD M.) Printing, Bibliography, etc. New York,
Bangs, May, 1887. With printed prices.
4436 HOLLIDAY (GEO. H.) Carlinville, 111. New York, Leavitt,
Oct. 10, etc., 1870. Priced in ink.
* The 44 MS. Orderly Books of the Revolution in this sale were bought by the
Library of Congress.
4437 HOSMER (ZELOTES). Cambridge. Boston, Leonard, May
7-10, 1861. Half morocco. Priced and named in ink.
* Large Paper copy. Contains early English literature, etc.
4438 HUMBOLDT (ALEXANDER VON). With Bibliographical
and Biographical Memoir by Henry Stevens. Portrait. Thick 8vo,
half roan. London, Nov. 5, etc., 1863.
* This sale never took place. Rare.
4439 HUMPHREY (HENRY B.) Boston, Leonard, May 9, etc.,
187 1. Half morocco, by R. W. Smith. Priced and named in ink.
* Large Paper copy.
4440 INSKEEP (A. H.) Splendid Collection of Upwards of 50,000
Volumes. Feb. 28, etc., 1815. New York, 1815
4441 JARVIS (SAMUEL FARMAR). New York, John Keese, Nov.
4, etc., 185 1. Half morocco. Priced, na?ned and interleaved.
4442 JEFFERSON (THOMAS). Washington, Feb. 27, 1829. Pp.
14 (with correspondence and clippings in regard to it).
* Very rare. In this was Jefferson's own copy of his Notes on Virginia, Manuscripts,
Documents, etc. Many were bought by Congress.
4443 JERSEY (EARL OF— Osterley Park Library). London, Sotheby,
May 6-13, 1885.
4444 KLOSS (DR.) Franckfort (with MSS.), London, Sotheby, May 6,
etc., 1835. Half cloth.
* A surprising number of the books with marginal annotations were somewhat hastily
described as being Melancthon's. Facsimiles are given. The catalogue contains many
very rare early imprints, the collection being originally gathered by Dr. Kloss in his
attempted continuation of Panzer and Plain.
4445 KNIGHT (WHITE). London, Evans, June 7, etc., 1819. Half
russia. Priced and named in ink.
* Large Paper copy. Early English literature. A noted library.
4446 LAING (DAVID). London, Sotheby, Dec. 1, etc., 1879.
*The famous Scotch antiquarian and book-collector.
Ube J6oofe Brts 519
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4447 [LAMB (CHARLES).] Private Library. New York, Cooley,
Keese & Co , Oct. 20-21, 1848.
* Including 18 volumes from the Library of Charles Lamb.
4448 LEFFINGWELL (E. H.), New Haven. Autographs. Boston,
Libbie, Jan. 6, etc., 1891. 2 vols, half cloth. Pricedin ink.
4449 LIBRI (GUGLIELMO). Paris, Maison Sylvestre, June 28, etc.,
1847. Priced and named in ink, and with printed prices inserted. Cloth.
* Large and thick paper copy, uncut. No. 1253 is the unique Italian Columbus
letter, versified by Giuliano Dati, the only one ever sold at auction. The catalogue
comprises an extraordinary collection of early printed Italian literature. The first sale
effected by M. Libri.
4450 London, Sotheby, Feb. 19-23, 1849. Priced in ink.
* No. 259 is the unique Columbus letter with woodcuts, the only complete
copy known, now in the Lenox Library.
4451 Paris, Maison Sylvestre, 1857 and 1858. 2 parts (Part I.
marked " Proof ").
4452 Catalogue of . . . The Splendid Manuscripts, chiefly upon
vellum . . . and Autographs. Facsimiles. London, Sotheby, Mch.
28-Apl. 5, 1859. Half morocco. Priced in ink and named.
4453 Catalogue of the Choicer Portion of the . . . Library.
London, Sotheby, Aug. 1-13, 1859. Half calf. Priced in ink and
named.
* Early topography, English presses, historical bindings, etc.
4454 Catalogue de la Partie Reservee et la Plus Pr6cieuse de la
Collection Libri. London, Sotheby, July 25-28, 1862. Priced in
ink and named. [Descriptions in French.]
4455 Printed Prices and Purchasers' Names to the Three Impor-
tant Sales: "The Splendid MSS."; "The Choicer Portion of the
Library" and the "Reserved Books and MSS." Sold by auction,
1859-62. Wrappers, pp. 48. London, 1868
4456 McKEE (THOS. J.) Facsimiles. New York, Anderson, 1900-
1906. 9 parts.
4457 MATTHEWS (CHAS.) London, Sotheby, Aug. 19-22, 1835.
Priced in ink.
* The famous actor. The sale included Shakesperean relics, a large Garrick Col-
lection, etc.
/
4458 MIRO (DON JOSE). Spanish Library. Paris, June 17, etc., 1878.
520 XLhc Book Hrts
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4459 MITCHELL (JUDGE JAS. T.) Philadelphia, Henkels, Dec. 5-6,
1894.
* Including the entire Lincoln Memorial of Chicago, consisting of Letters and
Documents of Lincoln, his Law Books, and his office furniture from Springfield, with
illustrations.
4460 MOORE (FRANCIS). London, Puttick & Simpson, April 28,
etc., 1856. Facsimiles. 8vo, cloth.
4461 [MOORE (GEO. H.)] Americana. New York, Leavitt, Mch. 5-
7, 1883. Priced in ink.
4462 MUNSELL (JOEL). Albany. Private Library of Americana.
New York, Leavitt, Apl. 11, etc., 1865. Priced in ink.
4463 ODELL (ANDREW J.) Bibliotheca Curiosa. Catalogued by
Geo. P. Philes. New York, Bangs, Nov. 18, etc., 1878. 2 vols, in
one. Half morocco. Priced in ink.
4464 Bibliotheca Curiosa. Another copy, in the original wrappers.
2 vols.
* Special edition, rubricated and decorated in color.
4465 OFFOR (GEORGE). London, Sotheby, June 27, etc., 1865. (11
days' sale.)
* First two days' sale priced and named in ink. On the morning of the third day's
sale, June 29, a fire broke out at Sotheby's, which destroyed the whole of this extra-
ordinary collection, except the few lots already delivered. The marvellous Bunyan
collection was destroyed, as well as the Caxtons, Wynken de Worde, Pynson and
other early presses.
4466 Another copy. Priced in ink.
4467 ORFORD (EARL OF). London, Sotheby, June 10-11, 1895.
* Colored facsimiles of bindings.
4468 [PARIS DE MEYZIEUX.] London, Mch. 26, etc., 1791. Post
8vo, boards. Priced in ink. With bookplate of C. W. Frederickson.
* A remarkable collection of rare books (with MSS.), including a Biblia Pauperum,
early Manuscripts, a set of De Bry's Voyages, etc. The sale attracted all the famous
book collectors — Wodhull, Earl Spencer, Cracherode, the King, Duke of Roxburghe,
White Knight, being among the principal buyers.
M. Paris de Meyzieux was the owner of a splendid library. Dibdin has described
this, his third sale, when the bibliomaniacs, it was said, used to cool themselves down
with ice before they could face such excitement, etc.
4469 La Collection d'un Amateur. Londres, 28 Mars, etc., 1791.
8vo, half calf (joints cracked). Priced in ink and named.
* The Original French Edition of the preceding, issued in Paris in 1790. It is in-
teresting to compare the two catalogues, the descriptions varying somewhat, and in
several cases the dates. A. J. Odell's copy, with his ex-libris and autograph.
XTbe iJSoofe arts 521
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4470 PARKER (GEO. PHILLIPS). New York, Leavitt, Mch. 1, etc.,
1859. Interleaved and priced in ink. Laid in is a broadside poster
advertising the sale. 8vo, half morocco. New York, 1859
* Bibliography, early printed books, etc.
I
4471 PENE DU BOIS (HENRI). New York, Leavittjune 13-21, 1887.
Cloth. Printed price-list laid in.
4472 PERKINS (FREDERICK). London, Sotheby, July 10-16, 1889.
Priced in ink and named.
* Books and MSS. relating to Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Poets and Dramatists,
Early Presses, Illuminated Horse, etc.
4473 PERKINS (HENRY— Hanworth Park). London, Gadsden,
Ellis & Co., June 3, etc., 1873. Facsimiles. Boards (worn). Priced
and named in ink. (Laid in is Quaritch's pamphlet list of the chief
books and MSS. in the library.)
* Early Missals on vellum, two copies of the Gutenberg Bible.
4474 PERRY (BELMONT). Autographs, etc. Woodbury, N. J.
Philadelphia, Henkels, May 4, etc., 1889. 6 parts.
* Includes Bancker Papers, Dolly Madison's Estate, Portraits, etc.
4475 PHILLIPPS (SIR THOS.) London, Sotheby, Aug. 3-10, 1886
and 1895. 2 parts.
* Heraldic and Genealogical Works, Travel, History, MSS. and Autographs. A
famous and valuable library.
4476 PICKERING (WM.) Stock of Wm. Pickering, the Bookseller.
London, Sotheby, Mch. 20, etc., 1854-55, 4 parts; also the earlier
sale by G. Robinson, March 13, 1854, of his Private Library. Bound
in 1 vol. Half calf.
*An extensive and valuable collection of rare books, and including Pickering's
Angling Collection, the Bay Psalm Book of 1640, etc.
4477 PINELLI (MAFFEI). Venice. (With MSS.) London, Mch. 2,
etc., 1789. Half russia. Priced in ink.
* Interesting copy, being Michael Wodhull's, with his autograph and numerous
notes throughout. Priced also by him.
4478 REED (ISAAC). London, King & Lochee, Nov. 2, etc., 1807.
Full calf. Priced in ink.
* Early English Romance, Poetry, Theatre, etc. The Editor of Shakespeare.
4479 RICHELIEU (MARECHAL, DUC DE). Paris, Jan. 7, etc.,
1789. Priced in ink.
522 ubc Book Hrts
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4480 RIPPON (REV. JOHN). Americana. (With MSS.) London,
Puttick's, May 22, 1861. 8vo, boards.
4481 ROGERS (J. HENRY). Philadelphia, Henkels, May 8-10, 1895.
* Printed list of prices and names of buyers. Includes some books from Washing-
ton's Library.
4482 ROUARD (M. E.) Catalogue des Livres, Manuscrits, et Imprimes,
Anciens et Modernes. Portrait. (To be sold at Auction by Damascene
Morgand & Co., Feb. 27-Mar. 15.) Paris, 1879
* 4500 lots, including Occult, Demonology, Oriental Religions, Rare Early Im-
prints, etc.
4483 ROXBURGHE (DUKE OF). Catalogue and Supplement.
London, Evans, May 18, etc., 1812. Calf, uncut (rebacked).
Priced and named in ink. Large Paper Copy.
* Only 40 copies printed in this size. Bookplate of J. T. M. Pierce. The famous
Valdarfer Decameron was sold in this library.
4484 RUSSELL (JOHN FULLER). London, Sotheby, 1885 and
1886. 2 parts in 1. [Part 1 priced and named in ink.) Half mo-
rocco, by Alfred Matthews.
* Inserted is A. L. S. from B. F. Stevens to W. L. Andrews.
4485 SCOTT (W. B.) London, Sotheby, April 20-24, 1885. Priced
in ink and named.
* Including engravings by Diirer and other early masters, and drawings by William
Blake.
4486 SEILLIERE (BARON). London, Sotheby, Feb. 28, etc., 1887.
Priced in ink, and named.
* " La Bibliotheque de Mello." A remarkable collection of early Romances of
Chivalry, and ancient Spanish and French Literature.
4487 SMETS (A. A. — Savannah, Ga.). Catalogue Raisonne of . . .
Manuscripts, Early Printed and Rare Books . . . Printed for Private
Circulation, Savannah, i860; Auction Sale Catalogue of the same,
New York, Leavitt, 186 1 (?) ; Auction Sale Catalogue, New York,
Leavitt, 1868. Priced in ink. (3 pieces.)
4488 SOMERBY (GUSTAVUS A.) Boston, Leonard, May 25-27,
1869; Engravings, May 28, 1869. 2 parts. Priced in ink and named.
4489 SOTHEBY (S. LEIGH). Catalogue of a . . . Collection of
Books, formed by Mr. S. Leigh Sotheby, for the Publication of his
Work on the Autograph Annotations by . . . Melancthon and
Luther, as found in . . . theological and classical works formerly in
their possession. Facsimiles. (Offered at auction at Sotheby's.)
8vo, half calf. London, 1848
XTbe JBoofe arts 523
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
449° SPANHEIM (FREDERICK). Catalogus Insignium, raroque
occurentium Librorum, etc. Quorum auctio fiet publica in jEdibus
Jordani Luchtmans. Die 10 Octobris St. Gregor, 1701. nrao, half
calf. Lug. Bat. (Leyden), 1701
* The library of the famous classical scholar.
4491 SPANISH LIBRARY. Catalogue de Livres Espagnols, Paris,
May 27-29, 1899. 2 parts.
* Spanish and Portuguese Romances, History, etc., of the 15, 16 and 17th Cen-
turies.
4492 SPENCER (EARL OF). London, Evans, Mch. 2-6, 1821. Half
calf.
* Duplicates from Earl Spencer's library, the library of the Duke di Cassano, Early
Bibles, Caxtons, and other Early Presses, etc.
4493 STANLEY (COL.) London, Evans, Apl. 30, etc., 1813. Half calf.
Priced and named in ink.
* Rare Italian and Spanish Books, Voyages and Travels, De Bry's Voyages, etc.
4494 SULLIVAN (SIR EDWARD— Irish Lord Chancellor). Lon-
don, Sotheby, May-June, 1890. Priced in ink and named.
4495 SUNDERLAND LIBRARY. Parts 1-5, with the additional five
Lists of Prices and Purchasers' names; also the Catalogue of 179
items (returned as imperfect from the former sales); and the list of
7 items overlooked. Together 12 pieces. London, Puttick, 1881-83.
4496 SYSTON PARK LIBRARY. London, Sotheby, Dec. 12-18,1884.
Half morocco. Priced in ink and named. With the pencilled auto-
graph of W. L. Andrews.
* The collection of Sir John Hayford Thorold, including Block Books, first Latin
Bible, Aldine and Elzevirs, etc.
4497 TECHENER (M. LEON). Paris, Rue Drouot, 1886, 1887 and
1889. 3 parts. Facsimile. Part II., bound in half morocco. Priced
in ink and named.
* Books of the Kings and Queens of France, MSS., and books on vellum, etc.
4498 THACHER (REV. SAMUEL C.) Boston, June 18, 1818.
* Classical and general literature, theology, etc.
4499 TINKER (FRANKLIN H.) Short Hills, N. J. New York, Bangs,
June 16, 1890. Half morocco. Priced in ink.
* Large collection of First Editions of Dickens.
524 Ube Boofe Hrts
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued,
4500 TITE (SIR WILLIAM). London, Sotheby, May, 1874. Priced
in ink and named.
* Folio Shakespeares, Early Printed Books, Illuminated MSS., Autographs, etc.
4501 TOWNELEY (JOHN). London, Evans, June 8-14, 1814; and
June 19-28, 1815. 2 parts in 1. Priced in ink and named.
* Caxton, Pynson and Wynken de Worde presses, etc.
4502 TOWNELEY MANUSCRIPTS. London, Sotheby, June 27-28,
1883.
* Clovio Miniatures of the Vita Christi, Higden's Polychronicon, etc.
4503 TURNER (ROBT. SAMUEL). Member of the Philobiblon
Society). London, Sotheby, June 18-30, 1888. Half morocco,
gilt tops. Priced in ink and named.
* The Cosmographia of Waldsee-Muller, and other rare Americana, the Romances
of Chivalry, MSS., etc.
4504 UTTERSON (EDWARD VERNON). London, Sotheby,
March 20-26, 1857. Priced in ink.
* Books from the Grolierand Maioli libraries, Early French Romances, Illuminated
Horas, etc.
4505 WALCKENAER (BARON). Paris, Maison Silvestre, April 12,
1853, et les 42 jours suivants.
* An extraordinary collection of geographical and cartographical literature. Lot
2904 is the celebrated Manuscript Map of Juan de la Cosa, 1500, the earliest map
showing the discoveries of Columbus in America, which was bought at this sale for
the Spanish Government.
4506 WALKER (T. SHADFORD). London, Sotheby, June 23-24,
1886. Priced in ink aud named.
* Books from Royal Libraries, Illuminated MSS. and MSS. of the Koran, etc.
4507 WASHINGTONIANA. Philadelphia, Thomas, Nov. 28, 1876.
Priced.
* Part of the Library of Washington. (Added are the prices at which many were
resold in 1890, etc., with the names of buyers, and some with the prices paid by
Washington.)
4508 WASHINGTON (GEORGE). Auction Sales of Books, Auto-
graphs, Relics, etc., of Washington: The Baker Collection of
Books, Philadelphia, Henkel's, Feb., 1891; The J. H. Clay Collec-
tion of Portraits, Philadelphia, Henkel's, Dec, 1897; Col. T. Don-
aldson, Philadelphia, Henkel's, Oct., 1889; From the F. D. Stone
Collection (Portraits, Autographs, etc)., Philadelphia, Henkel's,
ftbe JBoofe Brts 525
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
Feb., 1898; The Col. J. Trumbull and Benj. Silliman Letters,
Philadelphia, Henkel's, Feb., 1897; Portraits, Philadelphia, Birch,
Oct., 1889; Washingtoniana, Final Settlement of the Estate,
Philadelphia, Henkel's, Dec, 1890; Washingtoniana, Final Sale of
Relics, Philadelphia, Henkel's, April, 1891; Letters and Relics,
Philadelphia, Henkel's, Dec, 1891 ; Washingtoniana, Philadelphia,
Henkel's, April, 1892; The Washington-Madison Papers, Phila-
delphia, Henkel's, Dec, 1892; Autograph Letters, etc, Phila-
delphia, Henkel's, Feb., 1898; Washingtoniana, Philadelphia,
Henkel's, April, 1898. (13 pieces, some with facsimiles.)
4509 WEBSTER (DANIEL). Library of Daniel Webster. Boston,
Leonard, June 8-1 1 [1876?].
* Political and Natural History, etc.
4510 WILLIAMS (REV. THEODORE). London, Stewart, Wheatley
and Adlard, Apl. 5, etc, 1827. Priced in ink, named and corrected.
Half calf.
* Biblical and Theological MSS. ; vellum copies from the Aldine, Junta, and other
Presses, etc. With the bookplate of Julian Marshall.
45 1 1 WODHULL (MICHAEL). London, Sotheby, Jan. 11, etc., 1886.
Priced in ink and named. [The property of J. E. Severne.]
* Magnificent collection of 15th-century books, Greek and Latin MSS., books belong-
ing to Royalty, First Editions of Aldines on Large Paper, etc., etc.
4512 WOODWARD (CHAS. L.) Bibliotheca Scalliwagiana. Mor-
monism and the Mormons. New York, Bangs, Jan. 19, 1880.
Priced in ink.
4513 WOODWARD (W. E.) The Literature of Crime, Trials and
Criminal Biography. New York, Bangs, Apl. 29-30, 1885.
4514 WRIGHT (WILLIAM). London, Sotheby, June 12-18, 1899.
* Fine collection of Cruikshank, Dickens, Garrick letters, portraits, etc.
4515 YEMENIZ (M. N.) Catalogue de la Bibliotheque de M. N.
Yemeniz. Pr6c6d6 d'une notice par M. Le Roux de Lincy. With
Index, printed prices, and priced throughout in ink, with names of buyers.
2 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, by David.
Paris, 1867
* Large Paper Copy. Only 50 printed, with frontispiece in Vol. I. This sale con-
tained the only known copy of the Cosmographice Introductio of May, 1507, first
issue of the first edition, now in the Lenox Library.
526 zhc Booh Brts
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4516 NEW YORK BOOK AUCTION SALES. Books from the Libra-
ries of the Dukes of Grafton, etc., by Cooky and Bangs, Jan., 1838;
Books from the Libraries of Dr. Kloss, Bp. of Durham, etc., by
Cooky and Bangs, Feb., 1838; Foreign and English Books, by
Cooky, Keese 6° Hill, Dec, 1848; C. De La Forest, by Cooky and
Keese, May, 1849; James Campbell, by Cooky and Keese, April, 1850;
Ithiel Town, by Cooky and Keese, May, 1850; W. A. Colman, by
Cooky and Keese. April, 1850; Private Library, by Cooky and Keese,
May, 1850; Theology, Classics, Etc., by Cooky and Keese, May,
1850; Mr. Wiggins of Boston, by J. E. Cooky, G. A. Leavitt, Auc-
tioneer, April, 1865. (10 pieces.)
4517 Bangs, Richards & Platt, Valuable Books, principally in
the Foreign Languages, Jan., 1839; Works on Divinity, Voyages,
Travel, etc., Mch., 1845; Bangs, Brother 6° Co., Rare American
Autographs [Broadside style], 1855; Rare American Books, etc.,
Nov., 1856; Valuable and Choice Library, Apl,, 1858; American
History and Travels, etc., Nov., 1853; Library of Chas. Welford,
Dec, 1853; Oil Paintings and Library of Jas. Thomson, by
Dumont & Hosack, Mch., 1848; Retail Stock of Ch. B. Norton, by
John Keese, Auctioneer, Apl., 1855; D. Appleton's Clearance
Catalogue, by Wills & Ellsworth, New York, i860. (10 pieces.)
4518 Ithiel Town's Library, by Gurley and Hill, June [1845 ?] ;
Ithiel Town, by Royal Gur ley & Co., Sept., 1847; Private Library
of a Collector, by Lyman and Rawdon, Oct., 1851; Rare and
Curious Works, by Jordan and Norton, Dec, 1854; English Books,
Rare and Valuable, by G. W. Lord 6° Co. [June, 1854]; F. S.
Cozzens' Library, by The Clinton Hall Book Sales Rooms, June, 1868.
(6 pieces.)
4519 Bangs, Merwin & Co., New York., L. & H. Lewis, of
Pen Yan, priced, Nov., 1876; R. W. Bleecker, priced (4 cats.),
1872-4; J. N. Campbell, June, 1864; J. B. Clopton, Dec, 1861;
Wm. J. Davis, priced, Apl., 1865; Dr. John W. Francis, June,
1862; R. W. Griswold, May, 1859; B. Haines (Coins), Jan., 1863;
A. P. Halsey, Mch., 1864; Bishop Onderdonk, June, 1863; G. W.
Pratt, Mch., 1868; Theo. Sedgwick, Apl., 1864 (2* parts); Prof.
W. W. Turner, Washington, May, i860; Richard Grant White,.
priced, Oct., 1870; and others. (23 pieces.)
Xlbe Booh Hrts 527
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTlOti-Continuect.
4520 Bangs & Co., New York. Mr. Bishop, Louisville, priced, May,
1880; Wm. Berrian, 1895-97; E. H. Bierstadt, Apl., 1897; E. H.
Chapin, priced, Apl., 1881; H. Cole, Apl., 1890; Rev. G. W. Cox,
Oct., 1889; H. T. Cox, Apl., 1899; G. W. Cram, priced, Jan., 1883;
A. B. Davenport, Feb., 1896; T. F. DeVoe, Apl., 1896; W. C
Dawson, Oct., 1887 ; Duprat & Co., priced, Feb., 1895 ; C. B. Foote,
1894-95; John Francis, Mch., 1900; Habershaw, priced, Oct., 1881;
A. Oakey Hall, priced, Jan., 1881 ; F. B. Hayes, Boston, Apl., 1898;
C. A. Henriques, Oct., 1886; C. S. Hunt, priced, Jan., 1879; Wm.
F. Johnson, priced, Jan., 1890; R. H. Labberton, Mch., 1899;
M. C. Lefferts, Apl., 1902; Leon & Bro., June, 1886; E. Living-
ston, Dec, 1885; T. H. Ludlow, May, 1900. (25 pieces.)
4521 Bangs & Co., New York. Mr. Mann, priced, Apl., 1882;
Wm. Matthews, Feb., 1897; J. Maurice, Nov., 1884; J. Miller,
Nov., 1893; C. A. Montgomery, 1895-96; J. B. Moreau, Dec,
1886; S. F. B. Morse, Dec, 1895; John Murray, Feb., 1900;
H. Probasco, Cincinnati, Jan., 1899; C. D. Richmond, Sep. and
Oct., 1899; C. V. Riley, Dec, 1879; C. P- Roos, Mch., 1900;
J. Slevin, priced, May, 1877; G. T. Strong, priced, Nov., 1878; Ch.
Short, 1887-89; Wm. B. Sprague, Albany, May, 1878; S. J. W.
Tabor, Iowa, Mch., 1887; P. G. Thomson, priced, Nov., 1887;
W. H. Tuthill, Iowa, priced, May, 1881; J. Usher, Dec, 1878;
R.J. Walker (Autographs), Mch., 1898; C. E. .West, May, 1889;
Mr. Williams, Oct. and Nov., 1896. (25 pieces.)
4522 Leavitt, Strebeigh & Co., New York. L. M. Bond, May,
1870; A. I. Cotheal, Oct., 1869; A. M. Cozzens (Paintings), priced,
May, 1868; M. W. Dickeson, Jan., 1867; J. B. Hervey, 1868 and
1870 (2 parts, priced); J. N. McElligott, Feb., 1867; A. A. Smets,
Savannah, May, 1868; Wm. B. Sprague, Albany; H. R. Stiles,
priced, Apl., 1866; I. K. Tefft, Savannah (Autographs), priced, Mch.,
1867. (n pieces.)
4523 Clinton Hall, New York, Geo. A. Leavitt, Auctioneer.
B. Skatts, Jan., 1880, priced; L. M. Bond, Feb., 1878, priced; F. I.
Ilsley, Feb., 1876; Gen. Winfield Scott, Dec, 1876; H. T. Tuck-
erman, June, 1872; and two Private Libraries in 1856 at Leavitt,
Delisser& Co., with view of the building at 377-79 Broadway on covers.
(7 pieces.)
528 Ubc Book Brts
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4524 Geo. A. Leavitt & Co., New York. Gen. Jos. Bloomfield
and J. B. Wetherill, Sept., 1887; Jas. L. Claghorn, Philadel-
phia, Feb., 1887; J. J. Cooke, Providence {2 parts, priced), Mch. and
Oct., 1883; Profs. Edwards and Haldeman, /w^, June, 1881;
Wm. K. Gilbert, Philadelphia {priced'), May, 1881 ; Harrison Li-
brary, Feb., 1884; Wm. B. Lawrence, priced, Dec, 1881 ; Joel
Munsell, Albany, Feb., 1879; Wm. C. Prescott, Salem {priced);
S. H. Remsen and Engravings of H. Pene Du Bois, priced, Apl.,
1883; John A. Ritson, engravings, priced, May, 1882; E. Delafield
Smith, Nov., 1878; Eben Tasker, priced; Trivulzio Library of
Mediaeval MSS., priced, Nov., 1886; Rev. S. H. Tyng, priced, May,
1861. (16 pieces.)
4525 Anderson's, Bangs and Leavitt's, New York. A. Alofsen
(Rare Americana), Leavitt, April, 1877, 2 parts; J. J. Cronin, Bangs,
April, 1896 (included Ireland's Forgery of King Lear); J. Crosby,
Bangs, March, 1886; L. L. Langstroth and R. W. Thomas, Bangs,
June, 1897 (Books on Bees, etc.); F. E. Marshall, Bangs, Feb.,
1898; Col. S. T. Olney, Leavitt, April, 1880; G. P. Philes, Bangs,
Sept., 1889; H. A. Smith, Bangs, March, 1863; J. W. Vroom,
Leavitt, April and May, 1882, 2 parts; J. G. Whittier, Anderson,
Feb., 1903; R. W. Witthaus, Bangs, 1897, and Leavitt, 1877;
J. L. Worth, Leavitt, June, 1881 (included some Ireland's Shake-
speare Forgeries). (14 pieces.)
4526 AUCTION SALES OF BOOKS BY S. V. HENKELS, PHILA-
DELPHIA. Dr. J. H. Causten, Washington, May, 1892; W. G.
Craddock (Engravings), Feb., 1900; H. T. Goodwin, Part I., Fac-
similes, Oct., 1903; Col. C C Jones (Georgia), Autographs,
Facsimiles, Apl., 1894; Dr. L. R. Koecker, Dec, 1897; Dr. J. P.
Lundy, Feb. 1899; W. J. Nahl (Engravings), Mch., 1898; C. H.
Rogers (with monograph describing the extra-illustrated books laid
in), Nov., 1898; J. T. Sachell, Nov., 1900; Gen. Wm. S. Stryker
(Autographs), Apl., 1901. (10 pieces.)
4527 AUCTION SALES OF BOOKS BY CH. F. LIBBIE, BOSTON.
H. F. Blanchard, May, 1898; J. H. Brown (Books and portraits),
Apl. and June, 1898; Prof. L. Rabillon, Baltimore (Autographs),
Nov., 1888; J. E. Root (Books and autographs), priced, Apl., 1879;
W. E. Sheldon and J. K. Allen, Feb., 1901; J. W. Thornton,
Autographs, Oct., 1878; Justin Winsor (remaining portion), Feb.,
1900. (9 pieces.)
XTbe :JBoofe Hrts 529
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
4528 BOOK AUCTION SALES AT BOSTON AND PHILADEL-
PHIA. C. C. Cresson, Philadelphia, Henkels, May, 1902; J. H.
Dubbs, Philadelphia, Henkels, March, 1893; F. W. French, Boston,
Libbie, 1901 (with facsimiles, 3 parts); C. N. Galloway, Phila-
delphia, Henkels, June, 1896; G. B. Ives, Boston, Libbie, April,
1892; G. T. Maxwell, Boston, Libbie, April, 1895; E. Wilkinson,
Boston, Libbie, Sept., 1882. (7 pieces.)
4529 AUCTION SALES OF BOOKS IN VARIOUS AMERICAN
CITIES. By Leonard 6° Co., Boston, American History, Nov., 1855 ;
Library of Fitzedward Hall, Feb., 1867; Library of H. W. Poole,
May, 1871; Library of W. H. Prescott, Oct., 1871; Library of T.
Waterman, June, 1875; Libraries of Judge Purviance, by Gibson &>
Co., Baltimore, Oct., 1855; Hon. William Green, byy. E. Laughton,
Richmond^ Va., Jan., 1881; S. G. Deeth, and G. Templeman, by
J. C. Maguire & Co., Washington, D. C, March, i860; Stereotype
plates of A. Hart (of Carey and Hart), by Thomas <5r» Sons, Phila-
delphia, Feb., 1854; E. D. Ingraham, by Thomas & Sons, March 20,
1855; Supplementary Catalogue to the same; Uncalled-for books
from the same sale, May, 1855; Standard English Works, by G. W.
Lord, Philadelphia, March, 1847 \ A Choice Collection of Books, by
G. W. Lord, June, 1842; Local Histories, by H. C. Bird, Boston,
Jan., 1872. (14 pieces)
453° VARIOUS BOOK AUCTION SALES. R. L. Kennedy, by Ort-
gies, New York, April, 1889, with printed prices ; B. M. Stilwell, by
J. P. Silo, New York, Oct., 1891; H. P. Du Bois, by W. B. Norman,
Dec, 1898; G. B. De Forest, by The Anderson Auction Co., New
York, Nov., 1904; C. Edelheim, by The American Art Galleries,
New York, Mar., 1900; I. Browne, by The American Art Galleries,
Mar., 1899; Prof. C. E. West, by The American Art Galleries, Mar.,
1901, 4 parts; F. R. Burbank, Dramatic, by The Anderson Auction
Co., Dec, 1902; J. R. Reid, by The Anderson Auction Co., Parti.,
Dec, 1902, Part II., Jan., 1903, The Law Library, of the same,
Nov., 1903. (14 pieces.)
4531 AUCTION SALES AT MESSRS. SOTHEBY & CO., LONDON.
Count Apponyi, Nov. 10-15, l89*; R. Bell & E. Hoare, April
7-9, 1884; W. E. Buckley, First Portion, Feb. 27-Mar. 9, 1893;
Earl of Clare, Jan. 31, 1881; Earl of Crawford and Lord Ash-
burton (Duplicates), July 27-30, 1896; J. T. Frere, Feb. 14-18,
1896; J. D. Gardner, Nov. 18, 1875; T. B. T. Hildyard, June
18, 1889; Adrian Hope, April 16-21, 1896; W. H. Martin & W. J.
53° XTbe JBoofe arts
CATALOGUES OF SALES BY AUCTION— Continued.
Belt, March 19-22, 1888; W. C. Smith, May 10-11, 1889, priced;
G. W. Smalley, July 11, 1887, priced; Tross (portion of Library),
Dec. 5-6, 1870; Dawson Turner, April 26-May 4, 1859; W. W.
Leycester, J. E. Gray, &c, Nov. 12-14. 1888. (15 pieces.)
4532 Sotheby & Co., London. H. J. F. Atkinson, March, 1896;
R. Brown (Bronte Relics), July, 1898; W. J. Blew, June, 1895;
Libri, Part 2, July, t86i; F. Ouvry, March 30, 1882; H. Sidney,
&c, June 27, 1898 (included 155 Dickens letters); J. F. Streat-
field, June, 1889; R. W. Wilbraham, June, 1898; Gen. G. W.
Whistler, Aug., 187 1. (9 pieces.)
4533 Various European Auctions. J. L. Beijers, The Hague,
Nijhoff, Oct., 1900; Bp. S. Butler, London, Christie, June, 1840
(Aldine Collection) ; Kalbfleisch and others, London, Puttick's,
Dec, 1883; W. Stuart, London, Christie, March, 1895; Van Den
Bogaerde and others, Amsterdam, F. Muller, May, 1901; Con-
rad Williams, London, Puttick's, July, 1883. (6 pieces.)
Zhc General library.
4534 ABEL (CARL). Linguistic Essays. (The Conception of Love in
some Ancient and Modern Languages; A Common Literary Lan-
guage for the Slav Nations; Coptic Intensification; Origin of
Language; etc.) 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Oriental Series.)
London, 1882
4535 ADDIS (WILLIAM) and ARNOLD (THOMAS). Catholic Dic-
tionary, containing some Account of the Doctrine, Discipline,
Rites, etc. ... of the Catholic Church. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth,
pp. 903. London, 1884
4536 A Catholic Dictionary. Third Edition. Thick 8vo, cloth,
pp. 897. New York, 1884
4537 ALCHEMY. Berthelot (M.) Les Origines de l'Alchemie. Por-
trait of the author and two plates. (" Chrysopee de Cleopatre " and
" Signes Alchimiques des Metaux.") 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1885
4538 Kopp (Hermann). Die Alchemie in Alterer und Neuerer
Zeit. Ein Beitrag zur Culturgeschichte. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Heidelberg, 1886
Gbe General Xlbrars 531
ALCHEMY— Continued.
4539 Latz (Dr. Gottlieb). Die Alchemie, das ist die Lehre von
der grossen Geheim-Mitteln der Alchemisten und den Speculationen
welche man an sie kniipfte. 4to, wrappers. Bonn, 1869
4540 Paracelsus. The Hermetic and Alchemical Writings of
Aureolus Philippus Theophrastus Bombast of Hohenheim, called
Paracelsus the Great, now for the First Time faithfully Translated
into English. With Biographical Preface, Elucidatory Notes,
copious Hermetic Vocabulary, and Index by Arthur Edward Waite.
2 vols. 4to, cloth. London, 1894
4541 ALPEN (H. S. VON). The History and Literature of the Heidel-
berg Catechism, and of its Introduction into the Netherlands. Trans,
from the German by J. F. Berg. 8vo, cloth, pp. 166. Phil. 1863
* Very rare ; unknown to Schaff, and lacking in all the large libraries.
4542 AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION. Jameson (J. Frank-
lin, and others). First, Second, and Third Annual Reports of the
Historical Manuscripts Commission, with Appendixes, 1896-99.
3 vols, royal 8vo, wrappers. Washington, 1897-99
* Letters of Phineas Bond, Stephen Higginson, John C. Calhoun, Intercepted
Letters to the Duke of Mirepoix, Clark-Genet Correspondence, etc.
4543 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHILOLOGY. The American
Journal of Philology. Edited by Basil L. Gildersleeve. Vols. 1 to 4,
complete (1880-83); Nos. 2 and 3 of Vol. 5 (lacks Nos. 1 and 4) ;
Vol. 6, complete, 1885; Vol. 7, No. 1; Vol. 8, No. 4; Vol. 9, Nos.
1 and 2; Vol. 10, Nos. 1 and 2; and Vol. 11, No. 1 (1890). To-
gether 29 Nos. in the original parts. 8vo. Baltimore, 1880-90
4544 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THEOLOGY (THE). Nos. 1-4,
forming Vol. 1, complete. 8vo, wrappers. (As 4 pes.) Chicago, 1897
4545 ANDREWS (CHARLES M.) The Historical Development of
Modern Europe, from the Congress of Vienna to the Present Time.
1815—1 897. Maps. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1896-98
4546 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS. Coxe (A. Cleveland). The Ante-
Nicene Fathers. Translations of the Writings of the Fathers down
to A. D. 325. (The Works of Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Tatian,
Origen, Hippolytus, Cyprian, Minucius Felix, Syriac Documents,
etc) Supplement to the American Edition. Alexander Roberts and
James Donaldson, Editors. Revised and chronologically arranged,
with Prefaces and Notes, by A. Cleveland Coxe. With Bibliography
by Ernest C. Richardson. 10 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Buffalo, 1885-87
532 Ube (Beneral XibrarE
4547 ANTHROPOLOGY, ETC. Pamphlets and Review Articles.
Primitive Society, by E. B. Tylor (Contemp. Rev.); Lake Dwell-
ings (Lond. Quart.) ; Huxley, Further Remarks on the Neanderthal
Remains (Nat. Hist. Rev ) ; Wilder, Intermarriage of Kindred; Ire-
land, Degeneration (Internat. Monthly); Wilson, Characteristics of
Ancient and Modern Celt (Canad. Journal); and others similar.
(17 pieces.)
4548 APOCRYPHAL GOSPELS. Codex Apocryphus Novi Testamenti,
e Libris editis et manuscriptis, maxime Gallicanis, Germanicis et
Italicis. Collectus, recensitus notisque et prolegomenis illustratus.
Ab Joannis Caroli Thilo. Tomus Primus. (All published.) 8vo,
paper, pp. 896, uncut. Leipzig, 1832
* Containing the text in the original Arabic, Latin and Greek, with Latin transla-
tion.
4549 APOSTOLIC FATHERS. Lightfoot (J. B. — Bishop of Durham).
The Apostolic Fathers. Sts. Ignatius, Polycarp, and St. Clement.
Revised Texts, with Introduction, Notes, Dissertations and Trans-
lations. 5 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1889-90
* Best edition.
4550 APPLETON'S ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA. New Series, com-
plete, 20 vols. [1876 to 1895]; Third Series, Vols. 1 to 5 [1896 to
1900); Index, Vols. 1876 to 1887, inclusive, Pub. in 1890. Numer-
ous illustrations, portraits, maps, etc. Together 26 vols. Royal 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1890-1901
4551 ARNOLD (THOMAS). A Method of Teaching the Deaf and Dumb:
Speech, Lip-Reading, and Language. Illustrations and Exercises.
Square 8vo, cloth. London, 188 1
4552 ASHTON (JOHN). Curious Creatures in Zoology. 130 illustra-
tions. Royal 8vo, half calf, gilt top, uncut. London, 1890
* Large Paper copy, only 210 printed, the title printed in gold, the illustrations in
brown. The beliefs of the ancients in strange creatures, with extracts, and facsimiles
of the original illustrations in old books.
astronomy
4553 CARLOS (EDWARD STAFFORD). The Sidereal Messenger of
Galileo Galilei; and a part of the Preface to Kepler's Dioptrics, con-
taining the Original Account of Galileo's Astronomical Discoveries.
Translation, with Introduction and Notes. Illustrations. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1880
XTbe (Beneral Xtbrars 533
ASTRONOMY— Continued.
4554 CHAMBERS (GEORGE F.) Handbook of Descriptive and Prac-
tical Astronomy. Profusely illustrated with full-page plates, diagrams,
and cuts in the text. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford : The Clarendon Press, 1889-90
4555 CROLL (JAMES). Stellar Evolution; and its Relations to Geo-
logical Time. 8vo, cloth, pp. 118. London, 1889
4556 GALILEO. Galileo Galilei and the Roman Curia. From authentic
sources by Karl von Gebler. Translated from the German. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1879
4557 HOLDEN (EDWARD S.), PROCTOR (R. A.), and OTHERS.
The Scientific Writings of Sir William Herschel; An Account of
the Lick Observatory; The Great Nebula in Orion; and other
Pamphlets. (Some extracted from Magazines.) (16 pieces.)
4558 LANGLEY (SAMUEL PIERPONT). The New Astronomy.
Numerous illustrations, mostly full-page. Square royal 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1888
4559 LEWIS (SIR GEORGE CORNEWALL). Historical Survey of
the Astronomy of the Ancients. 8vo, cloth. London, 1862
* Very scarce.
4560 LOCKYER (J. NORMAN). Contributions to Solar Physics. A
Popular Account of Inquiries into the Physical Constitution of the
Sun, etc. Numerous illustrations. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
4561 Stargazing, Past and Present. Numerous illustrations. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1878
4562 The Chemistry of the Sun. Numerous illustrations. 8vo,
cloth, uncut. London, 1887
4563 The Meteoritic Hypothesis. A statement of the Results of a
Spectroscopic Inquiry into the Origin of Cosmical Systems. Illus-
trated. 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
4564 LOWELL (PERCIVAL). Mars. With plates from photographs,
one colored. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1895
4565 NEISON (EDMUND). The Moon and the Condition and Confi-
guration of its Surface. Maps and plates. Thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1876
534 TEbe General XtbratE
ASTRONOMY— Continued.
4566 NEWCOMB (SIMON). Popular Astronomy. 3 maps of stars and
112 illustrations. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1882
4567 NICHOL (J. P.) The Architecture of the Heavens. Ninth Edition,
entirely revised and greatly enlarged. With 23 full-page copper-plate
engravings {the constellations on a black ground) and woodcuts. 8vo,
cloth. London, n. d.
4568 PROCTOR (RICHARD A.) Saturn and its System ... to which
are appended Notes on Chaldsean Astronomy, Laplace's Nebular
Theory, and the Habitability of the Moon, etc. 14 plates. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1865
4569 Other Worlds than Ours: The Plurality of Worlds Studied
under the Light of Recent Scientific Researches. 13 plates {some
colored). Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
4570 The Sun: Ruler, Fire, Light and Life of the Planetary Sys-
tem. 10 lithographic plates (7 colored) and 107 woodcuts. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1871
4571 The Sun: Ruler, Fire, Light and Life of the Planetary Sys-
tem. 10 lithographic plates (7 colored) and 107 woodcuts. Second
Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
4572 Essays on Astronomy, Papers on the Planets and Meteors,
the Sun, and Surrounding Space, Stars and Star Cloudlets, etc.
Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1872
4573 The Orbs Around Us. A Series of Familiar Essays on the
Moon and Planets, Meteors and Comets, the Sun, and Coloured
Pairs of Suns. Frontispiece. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
4574 The Moon: Her Motions, Aspect, Scenery and Physical Con-
dition. 3 lunar photographs, plates, charts, etc. Post 8vo, cloth.
Manchester, 1873
4575 Transits of Venus . . . from the first observed by Horrocks,
1639, to the Transit of 2012. 20 plates {12 colored) and 3/ woodcuts.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
4576 The Universe and the Coming Transits, presenting Researches
and New Views respecting the Constitution of the Heavens, etc.
Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
4577 The Student's Atlas in Twelve Circular Maps (on a uniform
projection and one scale). 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
XTbe General Xtbrac^ 535
ASTRONOMY-('o»//»W.
4578 ROSSER (W. H.) The Stars, how to know them and how to use
them, with Copious Astronomical Definitions, Problems and Tables.
Diagrams and 4 large maps of the stars. Second Edition, enlarged
and improved. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
4579 SECCHI (LE P. A.) Le Soleil. Expose des Principales Decou-
vertes modernes sur la Structure de cet Astre, son Influence dans
l'Univers, et ses Relations avec les autres Corps Celestes. 3 folding
plates (2 colored) and 129 illustrations in the text. 8vo, half morocco.
* By Father Secchi, the noted Italian astronomer. Paris, 1870
4580 SMYTH (WILLIAM HENRY). A Cycle of Celestial Objects
for the use of Naval, Military, and Private Astronomers, observed,
reduced, and discussed. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1844
* The first unabridged edition. Scarce.
4581 Cycle of Celestial Objects. Revised, Condensed, and Greatly
Enlarged, by George F. Chambers. Colored frontispiece, and illustra-
tions in the text. 8vo, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1881
* Practically this is a revision of the second volume of the original work — the Bed-
ford Catalogue of Stars.
4582 TYERMAN (THOMAS F.) The Moon's Rotation. Examined by
the Newtonian Theory of Gravitation. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. 31.
Oxford, 1885
4583 YOUNG (C. A.) The Sun. Numerous illustrations. Post 8vo,
cloth. (International Scientific Series.) New York, 18S1
atlases.
4584 ANDREES (RICHARD). Allgemeiner Hand-Atlas. i2oengraved
atid colored maps, with Geographical Index. Folio, half morocco.
Bielefeld, 1887
4585 BARTHOLOMEW (JOHN). Handy Reference Atlas of the
World, with Complete Index and Geographical Statistics. 76
colored maps. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1890
4586 BEERS (F. W.) and OTHERS. Atlas of New York and Vicinity
from Actual Surveys. Colored folding maps and 17 early and scarce
views of various towns , residences, etc. Large 4to, cloth.
New York, 1867
536 ^be General Xibrars
ATLASES— Continued.
4587 CENTURY ATLAS OF THE WORLD. Prepared under the
superintendence of Benjamin E. Smith. uy colored double-page
maps, with Geographical Index. Royal 4to, cloth. New York [1897]
4588 HITCHCOCK (ROSWELL D.) Johnson's New Illustrated Family
Atlas of the World . . . with a Treatise on Physical Geography
(Illustrated) by A. Guyot. With Descriptions, Geographical,
Statistical and Historical. Colored maps. Large 4to, cloth.
New York, 1870
4589 KIEPERT (HEINRICH). Atlas Antiquus. Ten maps of the An-
cient World. Third Edition, corrected. Small folio, wrappers.
Berlin, 1863
4590 LABBERTON (ROBERT H.) New Historical Atlas and General
History. Colored maps. 4to, cloth. New York, 1886
4591 LIBRARY ATLAS (THE). 100 Maps of Modern, Historical and
Classical Geography. Descriptive Letterpress by James Brice,
W. F. Collier and Dr. L. Schmitz. Royal 8vo, cloth.
New York, n. d. [1876]
4592 STIELER (ADOLPH). Hand-Atlas iiber alle theile der Erde und
iiber das Weltgebaude. Herausgegeben von Adolf Stieler. 90
large-size maps, and bound with it is Mayer's large-scale map of
the European Alps in 8 sections, and Petermann's large-scale map
of Australia, 1875, in 9 sections. Folio, half russia.
Gotha, n. d. [1875 ?]
4593 AUGUSTINE (SAINT). Dombart (B.) Sancti Aurelii Augus-
tini de Civitate Dei. Libri XXII. 2 vols, in one. Thick nmo, half
morocco (rubbed). Leipzig, 1877
4594 BAART (PETER A.) The Roman Court; or, A Treatise on the
Cardinals, Roman Congregations, etc., of the Holy Roman Church.
Second Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. New York [1895]
4595 [BAILEY (SAMUEL).] Letters of an Egyptian Kafir on a Visit
to England in search of a Religion, enforcing some neglected Views
regarding the Duty of Theological Inquiry and the Morality of
Human Interference with it. 8vo, cloth (binding damaged). Pres-
entation copy from the author. London, 1839
4596 BAIRD (HENRY M.) The Huguenots and the Revocation of the
Edict of Nantes. Maps. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London and New York, 1895
TIbe General Xibrarg 537
4597 BALLHORN (FRIEDRICH). Alphabete Orientalischer und
Occidentalischer Sprachen. Achte Auflage. Royal 8vo, boards.
* Containing 59 Alphabets. Leipzig, 1859
4598 Alphabete Orientalischer und Occidentalischer Sprachen.
Zwolfte unveranderte Auflage. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. 80.
* Containing 78 Alphabets. Niirnberg, 1880
4599 BARNABAS (SAINT). St. Barnabas, St. Clement, and the
Shepherd of Hermas. Barnabae Epistula, Graece et Latine Inter-
preta, edidit A. Hilgenfeld, Leipzig, 1877; Clementis Romanae
Epistula?, cum Comment. Critico, ed. A. Hilgenfeld, Leipzig, 1876;
Hermae Pastor, e Codicibus Sinaitico, collatis Versionibus Latinis,
et adnotationibus, cura A. Hilgenfeld, Leipzig, 1881. Bound in one
volume. 8vo, half calf.
4600 BARNABAS (SAINT), Epistle of. Editio Princeps of the Epistle
of Barnabas; as printed at Oxford, by Archbishop Ussher, 1642, and
preserved in an imperfect form at the Bodleian Library. With a
Dissertation on the Literary History of that Edition by Rev. J. H.
Backhouse. Small 4to, paper. Oxford, 1883
4601 BARROWS (JOHN HENRY— Editor). The World's Parliament
of Religions: an Illustrated and Popular Story of the Parliament of
Religions held in Chicago ... in 1893. Numerous portraits, views, etc.
2 vols, thick 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1893
4602 BEARD (CHARLES). The Reformation of the Sixteenth Cen-
tury, in its Relation to Modern Thought and Knowledge. 8vo,
cloth. (Hibbert Lectures.) London, 1883
4603 BEAZLEY (C. RAYMOND). The Dawn of Modern Geography.
A History of Exploration and Geographical Science, from the Con-
version of the Roman Empire to A. D. 900. Reproductions of rare
maps. 8vo, cloth. London, 1897
* Contains accounts of the early Christian, Arab, and Chinese travellers and
students.
4604 BEDDARD (FRANK E.) Contributions to the Anatomy of the
Anthropoid Apes. Plates (one colored). 4to, wrappers. (Trans-
actions Zoological Society of London.) February, 1893
4605 BELL (ALEXANDER GRAHAM). Memoir upon the Formation
of a Deaf Variety of the Human Race. (Paper of the National
Academy of Sciences, New Haven, Nov. 13, 1883.) 4to, cloth.
[ 1884?]
538 XTbe (Beneral Xibran?
4606 BELL (ALEX. MELVILLE). Visible Speech: The Science of
Universal Alphabetics; or, Self-interpreting Physiological Letters
for the Writing of all Letters in one Alphabet. Tables, Diagrams,
and Examples. Inaugural Edition. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1867
4607 Sounds and their Relations. A Complete Manual of Universal
Alphabetics; Illustrated by means of Visible Speech, and Exhibit-
ing the Pronunciation of English, in various Styles, and of other
Languages and Dialects. Frontispiece. Square 8vo, cloth.
London, 1882
4608 BENEDICT (ERASTUS C.) The Hymn of Hildebert, and other
Mediaeval Hymns, with Translations. (In parallel pages of Latin
and English.) Crown 8vo, cloth, gilt edges. New York, 1867
4609 BERGEN (FANNY D.) Current Superstitions, Collected from
the Oral Tradition of English Speaking Folk. Notes and Introduc-
tion by William Wells Newell. Royal 8vo, cloth. (American Folk-
Lore Society, Vol. IV.) Boston, 1896
4610 BERNARD (JOHN HENRY). On Some Fragments of An Un-
cial MS. of S. Cyril of Alexander, Written on Papyrus. 4 autotype
facsimi/es. 4to, wrappers. (Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy,
Feb., 1892.) Dublin, 1892
Biographical Dictionaries.
461 1 APPLETON'S CYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN BIO-
GRAPHY. Edited by James Grant Wilson and John Fiske. Por-
traits, etc. 6 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops.
New York, 1898-99
* Revised edition, with supplement. Numerous obituary dates written in.
4612 BITARD (AD.) Dictionnaire de Biographie Contemporaine Fran-
chise et Etrangere . . . Augmente d'un Supplement comprenant les
additions et changements divers survenus pendant l'impression.
Royal 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1880
4613 CATES (WILLIAM L. R.) Dictionary of General Biography.
Third Edition, revised and completed to the present time. Thick
8vo, cloth, pp. 1484. London, 1881
4614 COOPER (THOMPSON). A New Biographical Dictionary: con-
taining Concise Notices of Eminent Persons of All Ages and Coun-
tries; and more particularly Distinguished Natives of Great Britain
and Ireland. New Edition, with Supplement, bringing the work
down to the end of the year 1882. Thick post 8vo, cloth, pp. 1210-j-
219. London, 1883
Zbc General Xibrarp 539
BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARIES— Continued.
4615 GUBERNATIS (A. DE). Dictionnaire International des Ecrivains
du Jour. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Florence, 1890-91
4616 HIRSCH (A.) Biographisches Lexikon der Hervorragenden Aerzte,
aller Zeiten und Volker. Herausgegeben von Dr. August Hirsch.
6 vols, royal 8vo, half roan (one cover loose). Bookplate of
Rudolph August Witthaus. Vienna, 1884-88
* A Dictionary of Medical Authors of all countries, with lists of their writings and
sketches of their lives.
4617 HOEFER (LE DR. — Redacteur). Nouvelle Biographie Generale
depuis le Temps les Plus Recul6s jusqu'a Nos Jours, avec les ren-
seignements bibliographiques, etc. Publi^e par MM. Firmin Didot.
Complete in 46 vols. 8vo, half brown morocco (6 vols, in half red
roan). Paris, 1855-66
* The best and most complete general biographical dictionary in existence.
4618 HOLE (CHARLES). A Brief Biographical Dictionary. With
Additions and Corrections by Wm. A. Wheeler. Thoroughly Re-
vised to Jan. 1, 1880, by J. W. Abernethy. Crown 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1881
4619 JAL (A.) Dictionnaire Critique de Biographie et d'Histoire.
Deuxieme Edition, corrigee et augmentee. 218 facsimile autographs.
Royal 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1872
4620 LAMB'S BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF THE UNITED
STATES. Edited by John Howard Brown. 7 vols, royal 8vo,
half morocco. Boston, 1900-1903
* University Edition, No. 300. Illustrated with about 3,000 portraits, many full
page, and with facsimile autographs, views, etc. The seven volumes contain nearly
5,000 pages.
4621 LIPPINCOTT'S Universal Pronouncing Dictionary of Biography
and Mythology. By Joseph Thomas. New Edition, Revised and
Enlarged. Thick royal 8vo, half morocco, pp. 2550.
Philadelphia, 1886
4622 MENSCH (E.) Litterarisches Konversations-Lexikon fur jeder-
mann. Crown 8vo, cloth. Stuttgart, n. d. [189- ?]
* Short notices of the principal European writers of the iSth and 19th Centuries,
grouped as Romanticists, Decadents, Impressionists, Fin-de-Siecle, etc.
54o Ube General Xibrar^
BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARIES— Continued.
4623 NATIONAL CYCLOPAEDIA OF AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY;
being the History of the United States as illustrated in the Lives of
the Founders, Builders, and Defenders of the Republic, etc. Edited
by distinguished Biographers, selected from each State, revised and
approved by the most eminent Historians, Scholars and Statesmen
of the Day. Illustrated with several thousand portraits, views, auto-
graphs, etc. 1 4 vols, royal 8vo, buckram, uncut. New York, 1 892-1 906
* Complete, the 14th volume containing the full Indices, etc. This copy was speci-
ally bound for Mr. Eames in uncut condition, and it is a question whether another
similar copy exists.
4624 OTTLEY (HENRY). Biographical and Critical Dictionary of Re-
cent and Living Painters, forming a supplement to Bryan's Diction-
ary of Painters. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
4625 PHILLIPS (LAWRENCE B.) Dictionary of Biographical Ref-
erence, containing One Hundred Thousand Names, together with
a classed index of the Biographical Literature of Europe and Amer-
ica. Thick royal 8vo, half morocco. London, 187 1
4626 SANDERS (LLOYD C.) Celebrities of the Century. A Diction-
ary of Men and Women of the Nineteenth Century. Thick 8vo,
half roan, pp. 1077. London, 1887
4627 STEPHENS (LESLIE). Dictionary of National Biography.
Epitome and Index. Edited by Sidney Lee. Thick royal 8vo, cloth,
gilt top, pp. 1456. New York, 1903
4628 THOMAS (J.) Universal Pronouncing Dictionary of Biography
and Mythology. 2 thick royal 8vo vols, half morocco (binding a
little rubbed). Philadelphia, 1870
4629 VAPEREAU (G.) Dictionnaire Universel des Contemporains,
contenant Toutes les Personnes Notables de la France et des Pays
Etrangers. 8vo, calf (joints weak), pp. 1803. Paris, 1858
4630 Troisieme Edition, entierement refondue et considerablement
augmentee. 8vo, morocco, pp. 1862. Paris, 1865
* Those personages who died between the issues of the various editions of the work
are omitted from the succeeding edition, so that it is necessary — in order to have an
exhaustive biography of nineteenth-century notabilities — to have all the editions of
these valuable dictionaries.
4631 Quatrieme Edition. 8vo, cloth, morocco back, pp. 1888.
Paris, 1870
4632 Cinquieme Edition. 8vo, cloth, morocco back, pp. 1892 + 129.
Paris, 1880
Ube General Xibrarp 541
BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARIES— Continued.
4633 Dictionnaire Universel des Litteratures . . . de Tous les
Temps et de Tous les Pays ... les Faits et Souvenirs Interessant,
la Curiosite Litt^raire ou Bibliographique, etc. Seconde Edition,
revue et augmentee. 8vo, cloth, morocco back, pp. 2096-1-25.
Paris, 1884
4634 WHO'S WHO. [English.] Edited by Douglas Sladen. 1897
to 1901. 5 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1897-1901
4635 WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA. Biographical Dictionary of Nota-
ble Living Men and Women of the United States. 1901-2. Edited
by John W. Leonard. Thick post 8vo, cloth. Chicago [1901]
4636 BLANFORD (HENRY F.) Prehistoric Man. No. 1. On the
Early Stone Age in Western Europe and India. Post 8vo, sewed,
pp. 52. Calcutta, 1866
4637 BOOTH (JOSEPH). An Address to the Public on the Poly-
graphic Art, invented by Mr. Joseph Booth, Portrait-painter. i2mo,
sewed, pp. ax. London [1787]
4638 BOPP (FRANZ). Comparative Grammar of the Sanskrit, Greek,
Latin, etc., Languages. Second Edition. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1856
* Laid in is a pamphlet, " Review of Some Points in Bopp's Comparative Gram-
mar. By Leonard and Rudolph L. Tafel. pp. 41. Andover, 1861."
4639 Vergleichende Grammatik des Sanskrit, Send, Armenischen,
Griechischen, Lateinischen, Litauischen, Altslavischen, Gothischen
und Deutschen. Zweite ganzlich umgearbeitete Ausgabe. 3 vols.
8vo, half morocco (rubbed). Berlin, 1857-61
4640 BRACE (CHARLES L.) The Races of the Old World. A Manua,
of Ethnology. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
4641 BRAMAH (JOSEPH). A Dissertation on the Construction of
Locks. 2 plates. i2mo, sewed, pp.46. London [1787]
4642 BRINTON (DANIEL G.) The Religious Sentiment : Its Source
and Aims. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1876
4643 BROCA (PAUL). Phenomena of Hybridity in the Genus Homo.
Edited by C. Carter Blake. 8vo, cloth. (Presentation copy from
the editor.) London: The Anthropological Society, 1864
542 Tlbe General Xibrars
4644 BROCHURE SERIES OF ARCHITECTURAL INSTRUCTION
(THE). Vols. 1 to 7, complete [1895-1901]. Numerous illustra-
tions. Vols. 1-3 in cloth, and the remainder in the original monthly-
wrappers. Together 7 vols. 8vo. New York, 1895-1901
4645 BROOKS (CHARLES W.) Early Migrations. Early Maritime
Intercourse of Ancient Western Nations. Frontispiece. 8vo, wrap-
pers, pp. 13. San Francisco, 1876
4646 BRYANT (JACOB). A New System; or, An Analysis of Antient
Mythology. Third Edition. With a Portrait and some Account of
the Author. 41 plates engraved by Cipriani, Le Keux, etc. 6 vols. 8vo,
old tree calf (one cover loose). London, 1807
* With the name of Mary Kerr and the Kerr bookplate (armorial) in each volume.
Numerous MS. notes throughout. Best edition.
4647 BRYDGES (S. EGERTON). Sonnets and other Poems. i2mo,
sewed, pp. 70. London, 1789
4648 BUNCE (JOHN THACKRAY). Fairy Tales, their Origin and
Meaning, with some Account of Dwellers in Fairyland. 121110,
cloth. London, 1878
4649 BUNSEN (CHEVALIER), MEYER (CHAS.) and MULLER
(MAX). Three Linguistic Dissertations. (I. Recent Egyptian
Researches; II. Study of the Celtic Language; III. Relation of the
Bengali to the Languages of India.) 8vo, wrappers. (Brit. Assn.
for the Advancement of Science.) London, 1848
4650 BUNSEN (CHRISTIAN CHARLES EDWARD). Hippolytus
and his Age; or, The Beginnings and Prospects of Christianity.
Second Edition. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1854
4651 BUNSEN (CHRISTIAN CHARLES JOSIAS— Baron). Out-
lines of the Philosophy of Universal History, applied to Language
and Religion. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1854
4652 God in History; or, The Progress of Man's Faith in the
Moral Order of the World. Translated by Susanna Winkworth,
with Preface by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster.
3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1868-70
4653 BUNYAN (JOHN). Sighs from Hell; or, The Groans of the
Damned Souls. Crude portrait. i2mo, sewed, pp. 16.
Edinburgh, 1761
Ubc General Xibran? 543
4654 BURR (WM. HENRY). Bacon and Shakespeare. Proof that
William Shakespeare Could Not Write. i8mo, sewed, pp. 6.
Washington: Privately Printed, 1886
4655 BYRNE (REV. JAMES). On the Science of Language. 4to,
wrappers. (Royal Irish Academy Transactions, Vol. 24.)
Dublin, 1866
4656 CALDERWOOD (HENRY). Evolution and Man's Place in
Nature. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
4657 CALENDAR (THE). Bond (John J.) A Perpetual Calendar.
Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 20, with movable diagram on card at end.
London, 1866
4658 Brady (John). Clavis Calendaria; or, a Compendious Analy-
sis of the Calendar, illustrated with Ecclesiastical, Historical and
Classical Anecdotes. Frontispiece. Third Edition. 2 vols. 8vo,
half russia. London, 1815
4659 Dubbaneh (Michael J.) Universal Calendar, based upon
the autographic calculations and manuscript original left by the late
Michael J. Dubbaneh. Portrait and 7 key-plates. 8vo, boards.
* Containing Coptic, Hebrew, Lunar and Solar Calendars. Cairo, 1896
4660 Forster (T.) The Perennial Calendar and Companion to
the Almanack, illustrating the Events of every day in the year . . .
with useful rules for Health, Observations on the Weather, Expla-
nations of the Fasts and Festivals of the Church, etc. 8vo, half
calf, gilt. London, 1824
4661 [Shurtleff (Nathaniel B.)] A Perpetual Calendar for Old
and New Style prepared for the use of those engaged in Antiquarian
and Historical Investigations [by Nathaniel B. Shurtleff] ; also in-
serted, Calendar of the Hebrew Years 5622-5660 [1861-1900], by the
same author, and printed for the "Use of Ineffable Freemasons."
8vo, cloth. Boston, 1848; Boston, 1863
* Charles Deane's copy, presented by the author. Mr. Deane has written on the
fly-leaf of the first work that the type was set by Dr. Shurtleff himself, and that only
30 copies were printed.
4662 CARTOGRAPHY. Crivellari (Giuseppe). Alcuni Cimeli della
Cartografia Medievale esistenti a Verona. 2 colored facsimiles of maps
of 1442 and 1592. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 48. Florence, 1903
544 XTbe General Xfbrars
CARTOGRAPHY— Continued.
4663 Daly (Judge Chas. P.) Annual Address: The Early His-
tory of Cartography; or, What We Know of Maps and Map-making
before the Time of Mercator. Facsimiles of rare maps and other illus-
trations. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 40. (Bulletin of the American Geo-
grapical Society.) New York, 1879
4664 Daly (Chas. P.) Early History of Cartography. Another
copy of the same.
4665 Major (Richard Henry). Memoir on a Mappemonde by
Leonardo da Vinci, being the earliest Map hitherto known contain-
ing the name of America, now in the Royal Collection at Windsor.
Facsimiles. 4to cloth, pp. 36. London, 1865
* Privately printed from "The Archseologia," Vol. XL.
4666 Ruge (Dr. Sophus). Die Entdeckungs-Geschichte der
Neuen Welt. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 132. Hamburg, 1892
4667 [Varnhagen F. A. De]. Jo. Schoner e P. Apianus [Bene-
witz]: Influencia de um e de outro de varios de seus contempora-
neos na adopcao de nome America; primeiros globos e primeiros
mappas-mundi com este nome: globo de Walzeemuller, e plaquette
acerca do de Schoner. i2mo, cloth. Vienna, 1872
* Only 100 printed, this being No. 94. A presentation copy from the Baron de
Porto Seguro to Dr. E. Uricoechea, the Baron signing it as author. On the early
editions of Apian, etc.
4668 Wieser (Dr. Franz, R. V.) Magalhaes-Strasse und Austral-
Continent auf den Globen des Johannes Schoner. Beitrage zur
Geschichte der Erdkunde im XVI. Jahrhundert. 5 colored maps.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 122. Innsbruck, 1881
4669 Wieser (Dr. Franz R. v.) Der Verschollene Globus des
Johannes Schoner von 1523. Map. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 18.
Vienna, 1888
* Contains a reprint of Schoner's very rare tract entitled " De nuper sub Castiliae
ac Portugaliae Regibus repertis Insulis ac Regionibus," 1523.
4670 Map of the World: Commonly known as "The Second
Borgian Map " (with the Bull of Pope Alexander VI., in Latin), 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 14, British India Office, 1889; Review of Stevenson's
Early American Maps, by Victor H. Paltsits (only 35 copies reprinted
from the American Historical Review), 1905. 2 pamphlets, 8vo.
4671 Admiralty Catalogue of Charts, Plans, and Sailing Direc-
tions, London, 1902; Stanford's Catalogues of Maps and Books for
Tourists, London, 189410 1901; etc. 8 pamphlets, i2mo and 8vo.
Xlbe General Xfbrarg 545
4672 CHAMBERS (WILLIAM). Historical Questions embracing
Ancient and Modern History, with Answers, umo, roan.
London, 1890
4673 CHAMBERS' ENCYCLOPEDIA. A Dictionary of Universal
Knowledge for the People. Numerous illustrations and maps. Revised
Edition. 10 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
4674 American Additions to Chambers' Encyclopaedia. 4 vols.
8vo, sheep (rubbed). New York, 1880-81
4675 CHERVIN (DR.) Faut-il Couper le Frein de la Langue ? 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 16. Paris, 1894
* On the origin of certain expressions, " II a le filet bien coupe"" etc.
4676 CHESS. The Rev. Lewis Rou, Pastor of the French Protestant
Church, New York City, and the Missing Manuscript of his Tract
relating to Chess [1734]. nmo, wrappers, pp. 13. Florence, 1902
4677 CHINA AND PORCELAIN. Ris-Paquot. Nouveau Diction-
naire des Marques et Monogrammes des Faiences, Poteries, Terre
Cuite, Porcelaines, etc., reproduites avec leurs couleurs naturelles.
Crown 8vo, wrappers, pp. 240. Paris, 1873
4678 CHRISTY (ROBERT). Proverbs, Maxims and Phrases of all
Ages. Classified Subjectively and arranged Alphabetically. 2 vols,
post 8vo, half roan. New York, 1888
Cbronologp.
4679 BOND (JOHN J.) Handy-Book of Rules and Tables for verify-
ing Dates of Historical Events and Public and Private Documents.
Post 8vo, cloth. (Autograph of George Scharf on title.)
London, 1866
* First edition and subscriber's copy (with announcement inserted). Contains
Tables of Regnal Years of English Sovereigns, with leading dates . . . from 1066-
1866, which were omitted from later editions.
4680 Handy-Book of Rules and Tables for Verifying Dates with
the Christian Era. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1869
* New edition, with omissions and additions.
4681 BOOK OF DATES. Treasury of Universal Reference: contain-
ing a Summary of the Principal Events in all Ages, from the ear-
liest records to the present time. New Edition. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1862
546 XTbe General Xtbrars
CHRONOLOGY— Continued.
4682 EWALD (ALEX. C.) The Last Century of Universal History.
A Reference Book containing an Annotated Table of Chronology,
etc. From 1767 to 1867. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
4683 GEORGE (HEREFORD B.) Genealogical Tables illustrative of
Modern History. Second Edition, revised and enlarged. Small
4to, cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.) Oxford, 1875
4684 HARPER'S BOOK OF FACTS. A Classified History of the
World, embracing Science, Literature and Art. Compiled by
Joseph H. Willsey, edited by Charlton T. Lewis. Royal 8vo, cloth,
pp. 954. New York, 1895
4685 HAYDN'S DICTIONARY OF DATES. Seventeenth Edition,
containing the History of the World to the Autumn of 1881. By
Benjamin Vincent. Royal 8vo, cloth. New York, 1883
4686 HEILPRIN (LOUIS). A Chronological Table of Universal His-
tory, extending from the Earliest Times to the Year 1892. Post
8vo, cloth. New York, 1892
4687 NICOLAS (SIR HARRIS). The Chronology of History, nmo,
half calf. London, 1833
4688 PLOETZ (CARL). Epitome of Ancient, Mediaeval and Modern
History. Translated, with extensive additions, by W. H. Tilling-
hast. Second Edition. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt. Boston, 1884
4689 PUTNAM (G. P.) Tabular Views of Universal History. . .from the
earliest times down to 1890. Continued to date by Lynds E. Jones.
8vo, half morocco. New York, 1890
4690 TOWNSEND (GEORGE H.) The Manual of Dates. A Dictionary
of Reference of the Most Important Facts and Events in the History
of the World. Fifth Edition, remodelled and edited by Frederick
Martin. 8vo, half morocco, pp. 1082. London, 1877
4691 WOODWARD (B. B.) and CATES (WILLIAM L. R.) Ency-
clopaedia of Chronology, Historical and Biographical. Thick 8vo,
cloth, pp. 1487. London, 1872
4692 CHRYSOSTOM (SAINT). Chase (Frederic Henry). Chry-
sostom. A Study in the History of Biblical Interpretation. 8vo,
cloth. Cambridge (Eng.), 1887
4693 Macgilvray (Walter). John of the Golden Mouth; Preacher
of Antioch, and Primate of Constantinople. Post 8vo, cloth.
* A Life of St. Chrysostom. London, 1871
XTbe General Xibrars 547
4694 CIRCUMNAVIGATION OF THE GLOBE. Historical Account
of the Circumnavigation of the Globe, and of the Progress of Dis-
covery in the Pacific Ocean from the Voyage of Magellan to the
Death of Cook. Illustrated. Crown 8vo, half calf. (Edinburgh
Cabinet Library.) Edinburgh, 1836
4695 CLARK (JOHN). Manual of Linguistics. A Concise Account of
General and English Phonology, etc. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1893
4696 CLARK (REV. THOMAS). The Student's Handbook of Compara-
tive Grammar. Applied to the Sanskrit, Zend, Greek, Latin, Gothic,
Anglo-Saxon, and English Languages. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1862
4697 CLARKE (DORUS). " Saying the Catechism " Seventy-five Years
Ago, and the Historical Results. Address before the New England
Historic-Genealogical Society. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 46.
Boston [1879]
4698 CLARKE (HYDE). Early History of the Mediterranean Popula-
tions, etc. , in their Migrations and Settlements. Illustrated from
autonomous coins, gems, inscriptions, etc. 8vo, cloth, pp. 79.
London, 1882
4699 CLARKE (JAMES FREEMAN). Orthodoxy: its Truths and
Errors. Fifth Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1868
4700 Ten Great Religions: an Essay in Comparative Theology.
Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 187 1
4701 Ten Great Religions. Twenty-second Edition; and Part II.,
A Comparison of All Religions. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1886
4702 CLEMENT (SAINT), OF ROME. An Appendix, containing the
newly recovered portions. With Introductions, Notes, and Trans-
lations. By J. B. Lightfoot. 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
* The Greek text, with translations, etc.
4703 CLEMENT (CLARA ERSKINE). Painters, Sculptors, Archi-
tects, Engravers, and their Work. A Handbook. Monograms and
illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1874
4704 CLODD (EDWARD). The Childhood of Religions: a Simple
Account of the Birth and Growth of Myths and Legends. Crown
8vo, cloth (stamp on title). London, 1876
548 Uhe General Xibrarp
4705 CLOUSTON (W. A.) Popular Tales and Fictions: their Migra-
tions and Transformations. 2 vols, half roan, gilt tops, uncut.
Edinburgh, 1887
4706 The Book of Noodles; Stories of Simpletons, or Fools and
their Follies. i2mo, cloth. (Book-Lover's Library.) London, 1888
* Gathered from Oriental and other sources, and including the stories, and their
variations, relating to " The Wise Men of Gotham."
4707 COINS. Bowring (Sir John). The Decimal System in Numbers,
Coins, and Accounts. With 120 engravings of coins, ancient and modern*
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1854
4708 Coin Book (The), comprising a History of Coinage, Synopsis
of the Mint Laws of the U. S., Dictionary of all Coins known in
Ancient and Modern Times, List of Works on Coinage, etc. With
engravings of the principal coins. 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1872
4709 Coins and Medals, their Place in History and Art. By the
Authors of the British Museum Catalogues. Edited by Stanley
Lane-Poole. Numerous illustrations. 4to, half morocco, gilt top,
uncut. London, 1885
4710 Hazlitt (W. Carew). The Coinage of the European Con-
tinent, with an Introduction and Catalogues of Mints, Denomina-
tions, and Rulers. 230 illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
4711 Mathews (George D.) The Coinages of the World, Ancient
and Modern. With several hundred engravings of the principal coins.
8vo, cloth. New York, 1876
4712 Prime (W. C.) Coins, Medals, and Seals, Ancient and
Modern. Illustrated and described. 114 plates, with hundreds of
examples. Square 8vo, cloth. New York, 1861
* Scarce.
4713 J. W. Scott's Coin Priced Catalogue, New York, 187 1; Hasel-
tine's Priced Coin Catalogue, Philadelphia, 1872-73; Catalogue of
the Auction Sale of the Groux Collection, New York, Leavitt, April,
1874; Catalogue of the Auction Sale of the Parmalee Collection, by
Messrs. Bangs, June, 1890. 8vo, wrappers. (5 pieces.)
4714 Hart (Gerald E.) Montreal. Auction Sales of Coins and
Medals, New York, Leavitt, Dec. 26-28, 1888; Autographs, Bangs,
New York, Feb. 27-28, 1895. 2 parts.
TLbc General Xibrarp 549
47 '5 CONKLIN (W. J.) A Page of Medical History. Moliere and
the Doctors. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 32. (Ohio State Med. Society
Transactions.) Toledo (O.), 1891
4716 CONYBEARE (F. C.) The Apology and Acts of Apollonius, and
other Monuments of Early Christianity. Edited, with Introduc-
tion, Notes, etc. 8vo, cloth. London, 1894
4717 COOK (F. C.) The Origin of Religion and Language. Consid-
ered in Five Essays. 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
* Essays on the Rig Veda, the Zend Avesta, etc.
4718 COOK (KENINGALE). The Fathers of Jesus. A Study of the
Lineage of the Christian Doctrine and Traditions. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1886
* On Primitive Buddhism, the School of Pythagoras, the Essenes, etc.
47x9 [COOLEY (WILLIAM D.)] History of Maritime and Inland
Discovery. 3 vols. i2mo, half green roan, gilt tops. (Lardner's
Cabinet Cyclopaedia.) London, 1830-31
4720 COTTON (HENRY). Memoir of a French New Testament, in
which the Mass and Purgatory are found in the Sacred Text. To-
gether with Bishop Kidder's " Reflections " on the same. Second
Edition, enlarged. 8vo, half roan. London, 1863
* Contains a bibliographical account of the different editions.
4721 COX (SIR GEORGE W.) The Mythology of the Aryan Nations.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
4722 The Mythology of the Aryan Nations. New and Revised
Edition. In one volume. 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
4723 A Manual of Mythology. Third Edition, nmo, cloth.
London, 1874
4724 An Introduction to the Science of Comparative Mythology
and Folklore. 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, i88r
4725 COX (HOMERSHAM). The First Century of Christianity. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1886
* Founded almost entirely upon writings of the first and second centuries, the
authorities being freely quoted.
4726 COX (MARIAN ROALFE). Cinderella. 245 variants of Cinder-
ella, Catskin, and Cap o' Rushes, abstracted and tabulated, with a
discussion on Mediaeval Analogues and Notes. Introduction by
Andrew Lang. 8vo, cloth. London, Folk Lore Society, 1893
55° XTbe General Xibrats
4727 COWAN (FRANK). Curious Facts in the History of Insects, in-
cluding Spiders and Scorpions. A complete Collection of the
Legends, Superstitions, Beliefs, and Ominous Signs connected with
Insects; together with their uses in Medicine, Art, and as Food, etc.
Crown 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1865
4728 CUST (ROBERT NEEDHAM). Essays on the Languages of the
Bible and Bible-Translations. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
4729 CYCLOPEDIC REVIEW OF CURRENT HISTORY. Edited
by Alfred S. Johnson. Vol. 1 to Vol. 8, for the years 1890 to 1898.
Numerous illustrations. 8 vols. 8vo, half morocco (the last vol. in
cloth). Detroit, 1892-93; Buffalo, 1894-97; Boston, 1898
4730 DANA (JAMES D.) Manual of Geology, treating of the Principles
of the Science, with Special reference to American Geological His-
tory. Third Edition. 1150 figures in the text, and chart. 8vo, cloth.
New York [1880]
4731 Manual of Geology; treating of the Principles of the Science
with Special Reference to American Geological History. Fourth
Edition. With over 1,575 illustrations in the text, and 2 maps. Thick
royal 8vo, cloth. New York [1894]
* This edition was entirely re-written.
4732 Gilman (Daniel C.) Life of James Dwight Dana, Scientific
Explorer, Mineralogist, Geologist, Zoologist, Professor in Yale Uni-
versity. Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1899
4733 DANIEL (H. A.) Codex Liturgicus. Curavit Herm. Adalb.
Daniel. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. (Vol. 1, Romano-Catholico ; Vol. 2,
Ecclesiae Lutheranse; Vol. 3, Ecclesiae Reformatae atque Anglicanee;
Vol. 4, Ecclesiae Orientalis.) Leipzig, 1847-53
4734 DARWIN (CHARLES). On the Origin of Species by means of
Natural Selection. Post 8vo, original cloth. London, 1859
* Pine copy of the scarce First Edition.
4735 DAVENPORT (JOHN). Aphrodisiacs and Anti-Aphrodisiacs.
Three Essays . . . with some Account of the Judicial Congress as
practised in France during the 17th Century. Frontispiece and 7
plates. Small 4to, half roan. London, 1869
* Only a Limited Number Privately Printed.
4736 Curiositates Eroticae Physiologic; or, Tabooed Subjects freely
treated. Small 4to, half roan. London, 1875
* Only a Limited Number Privately Printed.
Ubc General Xibrarp 55 *
4737 DELBRUCK (B.) Introduction to the Study of Language: A Cri-
tical Survey of the History and Methods of Comparative Philology
of the Indo-European Languages. Authorised translation (by E.
Channing), with a preface by the author. 8vo, cloth. Leipzig, 1882
4738 DEL MAR (ALEXANDER). The Worship of Augustus Csesar,
derived from a Study of Coins, Monuments, Calendars, JEras . . .
establishing a new Chronology and Survey of History and Religion.
Royal 8vo, cloth. New York, 1900
4739 DESCHANEL (A. PRIVAT). Elementary Treatise on Natural
Philosophy. Translated and with extensive additions by J. D.
Everett. Several hundred illustrations. 4 vols. 8vo, limp cloth.
London, 1870-72
474° DEXTER (LORD TIMOTHY). A Pickle for the Knowing Ones.
Fourth Edition. Frontispiece. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 32.
Newburyport, 1848
* With a whole page of punctation marks, for readers to " pepper and salt it as
they please."
4741 DID YOU EVER SEE SUCH D D STUFF? or, So-Much-the-
Better. A Story without Head or Tail, Wit or Humor. i2mo, old
calf (small piece of the margin of the first leaf torn off). London, 1760
* Very rare.
4742 DIEFENBACH (LORENZ). Origines Europaeae. Die Alten Vol-
ker Europas mit ihren Sippen und Nachbarn. 8vo, half morocco.
Frankfurt-am-Main, 1861
4743 DOOLITTLE (AMOS). Four Engravings of the Battles of Lex-
ington and Concord, 1776. (4)
* Facsimile reproductions of these exceedingly rare engravings.
4744 DOUSE (T. LE MARCHANT). Grimm's Law, a Study; or, Hints
towards an Explanation of the so-called " Lautverschiebung, " to
which are added some remarks on Primitive Indo-European K. and
several appendices. 8vo, cloth. London, 1876
4745 DRAPER (JOHN WILLIAM). History of the Conflict between
Religion and Science. Post 8vo, cloth. • (International Science
Series.) New York, 1875
4746 DUNCKER (PROFESSOR MAX). The History of Antiquity.
Translated by Evelyn Abbott. 6 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1877-82
55 2 ^be General Xibrarp
4747 ECHENSTEIN (LINA). Woman under Monasticism. Chapters
on Saint-Lore and Convent Life between A. D. 500 and A. D. 1500.
Royal 8vo, cloth. (Cambridge University Press Series.)
Cambridge (Eng.), 1896
4748 EDMONDS (GEORGE). Universal Alphabet, Grammar and Lan-
guage: Comprising a Scientific Classification of the Radical Ele-
ments of Discourse ... to which is added a Dictionary of the Lan-
guage. 4to, cloth. (Presentation copy from the author.)
* An attempt to form a universal language like Volapuk. London [1855]
4749 ENCYCLOPAEDIA AMERICANA. A Dictionary of Arts,
Sciences and General Literature, and Companion to the Encyclo-
paedia Britannica. Ninth Edition. Illustrated. 4 vols, thick 4to,
various bindings. Over 3000 pp.
New York and Philadelphia: Stoddart&> Hubbard^ 1883-89
4750 ENGRAVINGS. A Collection of about 100 Woodcut Illustrations,
Portraits, Copper Plates of Mythological Subjects (including Ser-
pent Worship), etc. (As a lot.)
475 1 ETHNOLOGY. A Collection of about 300 Woodcut Illustrations,
mostly from Newspapers and Magazines, but including a few Col-
ored Costume Plates, representing the Ethnology of the World,
grouped by countries. (As a lot.)
4752 EUSEBIUS. Cruse (C. F.) The Ecclesiastical History of
Eusebius. Translated by C. F. Cruse. And an Historical View of
the Counsel of Nice, with a Translation of the Documents. By Rev.
Isaac Boyle. Eighth Edition. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1842
4753 Gaisford (Thomas). Eusebii Pamphili Evangelicae Praepara-
tionis. Libri XV. ad Codices Manuscriptos accedunt Vigeri Versio
Latina et Notae. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1843
4754 FALCONER (WILLIAM). Dissertation on St. Paul's Voyage
from Caesarea to Puteoli, and on the Apostle's Shipwreck on the
Island Melite. Second Edition, with Additional Notes by Thomas
Falconer. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
4755 FARQUHAR (MARIA). Biographical Catalogue of the Princi-
pal Italian Painters. Edited by Ralph Wornum. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1855
XEbe General Xtbrarp 553
4756 FERGUSSON (JAMES). Rude Stone Monuments in all Coun-
tries; Their Age and Uses. 234 illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1872
4757 History of Architecture in all Countries, Second Edition
(enlarged and much altered), over 1,000 illustrations, 2 vols.,
London, 1874; History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, nearly
400 illustrations, London, 1876; History of the Styles of Modern
Architecture, Second Edition (revised and enlarged), 332 illustra-
tions, London, 1873. Together 4 vols. 8vo, half roan, gilt tops.
4758 FICHTE (JOHANN GOTTLIEB). The Popular Works of
Fichte. Translated from the German, with a Memoir of the
Author by William Smith. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1848-49
4759 The Science of Knowledge. Translated by A. E. Kroeger.
Preface by W. T. Harris. 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
4760 The Science of Rights. Translated by A. E. Kroeger, with
a Preface by Wm. T. Harris. 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
4761 FICK (AUGUST). Vergleichendes Worterbuch der Indogermani-
schen Sprachen. Zweite Auflage. 8vo, half morocco, pp. 1068.
Gottingen, 187 1
4762 Die Ehemalige Spracheinheit der Indogermanen Europas.
8vo, boards, cloth back. Gottingen, 1873
4763 FISHER (GEORGE PARK). Outlines of Universal History. 2
vols. 8vo, cloth. New York [1886]
* Vol. I. Ancient and Mediaeval History to A. D. 1453.
Vol II. Modern History from 1453 to the Present Time.
4764 FISKE (JOHN). Life Everlasting. First Edition, wrao, cloth.
Boston, 1901
4765 FLAGELLANTS. [Delome (J. L.] History of the Flagellants
. . . among Different Nations, and especially among Christians.
Being a Paraphrase and Commentary on the Historia Flagellantium
of the Abbe Boileau. By One who is not a Doctor of the Sorbonne.
Second Edition. Engraving on title, head-piece and two plates. 8vo,
half calf. London, 1783
* Scarce, especially with the plates.
4766 Meibomius (J. H.) De Flagrorum Usu in Re Medica et
Venerea, etc. i6mo, wrappers. Paris, 1795
* The first edition was published in 1639, and is extremely rare.
554 Ube General Xibrars
jfourtb Session,
Gbe ifoI^Xore Society oenglisb).
4767 FOLK-LORE RECORD (THE). 5 vols, (in 6). 8vo, cloth. (As
6 vols.) London, 1879-82
* Containing valuable papers on Folk-Lore by the best writers in England. Com-
plete set of the issue under this title; after Vol. 5 it was continued under the title of
" The Folk-Lore Journal." (See next lot.)
4768 FOLK-LORE JOURNAL. Valuable contributions by the most
eminent authorities on this subject. Complete set of the 7 volumes
issued with this title. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883-89
* This was again continued under a new form of title, incorporating with it the
"Archaeological Review " and the " Folk-Lore Journal " (next lot).
4769 FOLK-LORE. A Quarterly Review of Myth, Tradition, Institution
and Custom. Vols. 1 to 8. 8vo, cloth. London, 1890-96
* Each of the above volumes contains the four quarterly numbers of the year.
4770 PUBLICATIONS OF THE FOLK-LORE SOCIETY. Hender-
son (William). Notes on the Folk-Lore of the Northern Counties
of England and the Borders. Frontispiece. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
* All the volumes of these publications of the Folk-Lore Society are in the original
cloth. Several are very scarce and out of print.
4771 Aubrey (John). Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme.
Edited and annotated by James Britten. London, 1881
* The first publication of the original manuscript written in 1686-87.
4772 Gregor (W.) Notes on the Folk-Lore of the North-East of
Scotland. London, 1881
4773 Comparetti (D.) Researches respecting the Book of Sindi-
bad ; also in the same volume, Portuguese Folk-Tales collected by
Consiglieri Pedroso, translated from the MS. by Miss Henriqueta
Monteiro. Introduction by W. R. S. Ralston. London, 1882
4774 Black (W. G.) Folk-Medicine: a Chapter in the History
of Culture. London, 1883.
TTbe General Xibrarp 555
THE FOLK-LORE SOCIETY (ENGVlSH)-Cotttinue</.
4775 Callaway (Rev. Canon). The Religious System of the
Amazulu. Izinyanga Zokubula; or, Divination as existing among
the Amazulu, in their own words, with a translation into English.
[Natal] and London, 1870
* Very scarce. The original sheets of the Natal issue, issued to the members of the
Society in 1884.
4776 Callaway (Rev. Canon). Nursery Tales, Traditions, and
Histories of the Zulus, in their own words, with a translation into
English, and Notes. Natal, 1868
* The original sheets of the Natal issue, bound up, and issued as an extra volume
in 1884 to the members of the Society. Only the first volume was published.
4777 Swainson (C.) The Folk-Lore and Provincial Names of
British Birds. London, 1886
4778 Nutt (A.) Studies on the Legend of the Holy Grail, with
Especial Reference to the Hypothesis of its Celtic Origin.
London, 1888
4779 Chamberlain (Basil Hall). Aino Folk-Tales. Introduc-
tion by E. B. Tylor. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 57. London, 1888
* Private reprint from Volume VI. of the Folk-Lore Journal, but containing the
introduction by E. B. Tylor not in the Journal.
4780 Jones (W. H.) and Kropf (L. L.) Folk-Tales of the Magyars,
collected by Kriza, Erdelyi, Pap, and others. Translated and edited,
with Comparative Notes. London, 1889
* Intended to be issued in 1886, but not printed until 1889.
4781 MacInnes (D.) Waifs and Strays of Celtic Tradition.
Argyllshire Series, No. II. Folk and Hero Tales. Collected, edited
and translated. Notes by the Editor and Alfred Nutt. London, 1890
4782 Crane (T. F.) The Exempla; or, Illustrative Stories from
the Sermones of Jacques de Vitry. Edited, with Introduction,
Analysis, and Notes. London, 1890
4783 Denham Tracts. A Collection of Folklore by Michael
Aislabie Denham, and reprinted from the original tracts and pam-
phlets printed by Mr. Denham between 1846 and 1859. Edited by
James Hardy. 2 vols. London, 1892-95
* The Folk-Lore of the North of England and the Scotch Border.
4784 Cox (M. R.) Cinderella. 345 variants of Cinderella, Cat-
skin, and Cap o' Rushes, abstracted and tabulated, with a discussion
of Mediaeval Analogues, and Notes. Introduction by Andrew
Lang. London, 1893
556 ^be General Xibrarg
THE FOLK-LORE SOCIETY (ENGLISH)— Continued.
4785 Saxo Grammaticus. The First Nine Books of the Danish
History of Saxo Grammaticus, translated by Oliver Elton. With
some Considerations on Saxo's Sources, Historical Methods, and
Folk-Lore, by F. Y. Powell. London, 1894
4786 County Folk-Lore. Printed Extracts. Gloucestershire,
edited by E. S. Hartland, 1892; Suffolk, by Lady E. C. Gurdon,
Introduction by E. Clodd, 1893; Leicestershire and Rutland, by
C. J. Billson, 1895. In one volume. London, 1892-95
4787 Dennett (R. E.) Notes on the Folklore of the Fjort (French
Congo). Introduction by Mary H. Kingsley. Illustrated.
London, 1898
4788 FOLK-LORE. Review Articles. Freia-Holda, the Teutonic
Goddess of Love, by Karl Blind; Songs of the Ukraine; History of
the Devil, by Reville; Popular Poetry of the Bretons; Ballads of
Lower Brittany; Sacred Trees and Flowers; and other similar arti-
cles extracted from English and Foreign Reviews. (14 pieces.)
4789 FOSTER (F. H.) The Seminary Method of Original Study in the
Historical Sciences illustrated from Church History. 121110, cloth.
New York, 1888
4790 GALTON (FRANCIS). Hereditary Genius: an Inquiry into its
Laws and Consequences. 8vo, cloth. London 1869
4791 Inquiries into Human Faculty and its Development. Frontis-
piece. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
4792 Natural Inheritance. 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
4793 Finger Prints. Plates. 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
4794 Fingerprint Directories. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
4795 Decipherment of Blurred Finger Prints. 16 plates. 8vo,
cloth, pp. 18. (Supplementary Chapter to " Finger Prints.")
London, 1893
4796 GARNER (R. L.) The Speech of Monkeys. Crown 8vo, cloth.'
London, 1892
4797 GASTALDI (BARTOLOMEO). Lake Habitations and Pre-His-
toric Remains in the Turbaries and Marl-Beds of Northern and
Central Italy. Translated and edited by Charles Harcourt Cham-
bers. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. (Anthropological Society.)
London, 1865
XTbe General Xtbrarg 557
4798 GEBHARDT (OSCAR VON) and HARNACK (ADOLF). Texte
und Untersuchungen zur Geschichte der Alt-Christlichen Literatur.
Vols. 1, 2, 3 and 5. 4 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Leipzig, 1883-89
* Among the pieces are: Die Acta Archelai und das Diatessaron Tatians; Evange-
lien Matthaus und Marcus aus dem Codex Purpureus Rossanensis; Die Lehre der
zwolf Apostel; Eustathius contra Origenem; Aphrahat's des Persischen Weisen aus
dem Syrischen tlbersetzt; Neue Fragmente des Papias. Hegesippus und Pierius; Die
Abfassungszeit der Schriften Tertullians, &c.
4799 GEIGER (LAZARUS). Contributions to the History of the De-
velopment of the Human Race. Translated from the Second Ger-
man Edition by David Asher. 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Philosophi-
cal Library.) London, 1880
4800 GEIKIE (JAMES). Fragments of Earth Lore. Sketches and Ad-
dresses Geological and Geographical. Maps and illustrations. Royal
8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1893
4801 GEISLER (WILLIAM). De Literature Phoneticse Origine atque
Indole. With folding table, showing the affinities between the
Phoenician Alphabet and Hebrew, Greek, Runic, Gothic, Cunei-
form, etc. 4to, wrappers, pp. 26. Berlin, 1858
4802 GHEYN (J. VAN DEN). Les Migrations des Aryas. Map. 8vo,
wrappers. Antwerp, 1882
4803 GIBBONS (JAMES CARDINAL— Archbishop of Baltimore).
The Faith of Our Fathers: being a Plain Exposition and Vindication
of the Church Founded by Our Lord Jesus Christ. Portrait, nrao,
cloth. Baltimore, 1891
4804 GIDDINGS (FRANKLIN HENRY). The Principles of Soci-
ology. An Analysis of the Phenomena of the Association and of
Social Organization. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1896
4805 GIESELER (JOHN C. L.) Text-Book of Church History. Trans-
lated by Henry B. Smith. 4 vols. 8vo, sheep. New York, 1857-76
* The fourth vol. contains the History of the Reformation.
4806 GILBERT (WILLIAM — of Colchester). On the Loadstone and
Magnetic Bodies, and on the Great Magnet, the Earth. Transla-
tion by P. Fleury Mottelay. Portrait and diagrams. Royal 8vo,
cloth, gilt. New York, 1893
*A reprint of the earliest work on Electricity and Magnetism.
558 ^be General Xibrar^
4807 GOMME (GEORGE LAURENCE). Ethnology in Folklore. Post
8vo, cloth. (Modern Science Series.) London, 1892
4808 GORE (G.) The Art of Scientific Discovery; or, The General Con-
ditions and Methods of Research in Physics and Chemistry. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1878
£be (Sreefc Cburcb.
4809 GREEK CHURCH. Bulgaris (Nicolas). The Holy Catechism of
Nicolas Bulgaris. Translated by W. E. Daniel. Edited by R.
Raikes Bromage. 121110, cloth. London, 1893
4810 St. James. The Greek Liturgy of St. James, with English
Introduction and Notes, together with a Latin Version of the Syriac
Copy, and the Greek text restored to its original purity, with literal
English translation. By the Rev. W. Trollope. 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1848
481 1 Neale (Rev. John Mason). A History of the Holy Eastern
Church. The Patriarchate of Alexandria. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1847
* Very scarce. This and the three following lots form the complete set of the
History of the Greek Church.
4812 Neale (Rev. J. M.) A History of the Holy Eastern Church.
Part I. General Introduction. Plates. 2 vols. 8vo, calf antique.
London, 1850
4813 Neale (Rev. J. M.) Introduction to the History of the Holy
Eastern Church. Appendix. A List of all the Sees in the Holy
Eastern Church, with the names of the possessors as they existed
in 1848. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 24. London, 185 1
4814 Neale (Rev. J. M.) A History of the Holy Eastern Church.
The Patriarchate of Antioch (a Posthumous Fragment). Together
with Memoirs of the Patriarchs of Antioch, by Constantinus. Trans-
lated from the Greek, and three Appendices, edited, with Introduc-
tion, by Rev. George Williams. 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
4815 Neale (Rev. J. M.) Tetralogia Liturgica: sive S. Chrysos-
tomi, S. Jacobi, S. Marci, Divinae Missse; Quibus Accedit Ordo
Mozarabicus. 8vo, cloth. London, 1849
TEbe General Xibran? 559
THE GREEK CHURCH— Continued.
4816 Neale (J. M.) and Littledale (R. F.) The Liturgies of
SS. Mark, James, Clement, Chrysostom, and Basil, and the Church
of Malabar. Translated with Introduction and Appendices. Seventh
Edition. Frontispiece. 12 mo, cloth. London, n. d. [1890]
4817 Shann (G. V.) Euchology. A Manual of Prayers of the
Holy Orthodox Church. Done into English, nmo, cloth, gilt.
Kidderminster, 1891
* Privately Printed at Leipzig, but issued by the author at Kidderminster, where he
resided.
4818 Shann (G. V.) Book of Needs of the Holy Orthodox Church.
With Appendix, containing Offices for the Laying on of Hands.
i2mo, cloth. London, 1894
* Service Book of the Greek Church, translated.
4819 Williams (George). The Orthodox Church of the East in
the Eighteenth Century, being the Correspondence between the
Eastern Patriarchs and the Nonjuring Bishops. With Introduction.
Portrait. 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
4820 GREY (R.) Memoria Technica or Method of Artificial Memory . . .
to which is subjoined Lowe's Mnemonics delineated. New Edition.
Post 8vo, boards, cloth back. Oxford, 1821
4821 GUBERNATIS (A. DE). Storia Popolare degli Usi Funebri Indo-
Europei. Crown 8vo, paper wrappers, pp. 138. Milan, 1873
4822 HAESER (HEINRICH). Lehrbuch der Geschichte der Medicin
und der epidemischen Krankheiten. Dritte Bearbeitung. 3 vols.
8vo, half roan (back of Vol. I. loose). Jena, 1875-82
4823 HAMMOND (WILLIAM A.) Spiritualism and Allied Causes of
Nervous Derangement. Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1876
4824 [HANSON (SIR RICHARD DAVIS).] The Jesus of History.
8vo, cloth. London, 1869
4825 The Apostle Paul and the Preaching of Christianity in the
Primitive Church. 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
4826 HARRIS (JOEL CHANDLER). Uncle Remus. His Songs and
His Sayings. The Folk-Lore of the Old Plantation. First Edition.
Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1881
* First edition of the first of these famous books.
560 Ube General Xibrars
HARRIS (JOEL CHANDLER)— Continued.
4827 Nights with Uncle Remus. Myths and Legends of the Old
Plantation. Second Edition. Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
Boston [1883]
4828 Uncle Remus and His Friends. Old Plantation Stories,
Songs, and Ballads, with Sketches of the Negro Character. First
Edition. Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1892
4829 HARVEY (WILLIAM). An Anatomical Dissertation upon the
Movement of the Heart and Blood in Animals, being a Statement
of the Discovery of the Circulation of the Blood. Portrait. Small
4to, cloth, pp. 91. (Privately reproduced in facsimile from the
Original Edition of 1628, with Translation and Memoir, for G.
Moreton.) Canterbury, 1894
4830 HAZELL'S ANNUAL CYCLOPAEDIA. A Cyclopedic Record
of Men and Topics of the Day. From 1886 (the first issued) to
1901 (lacking 1893 and 1896). 14 vols, crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1886-1901
4831 HEAPHY (T.) The Likeness of Christ, being an Inquiry into
the Verisimilitude of the received Likeness of Our Blessed Lord.
Edited by Wyke Bayliss. Numerous facsimiles in gold and colors of
ancient frescoes, and illustrations in the text. 4to, cloth. London, 1886
4832 HEARN (WILLIAM EDWARD). The Aryan Household. Its
Structure and Development. An Introduction to Comparative
Jurisprudence. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
4833 HENDERSON (ERNEST F.), Translator and Editor. Select His-
torical Documents of the Middle Ages. Post 8vo, cloth. (Bohn's
Antiquarian Library.) London, 1892
4834 HEYSE (K. W. L.) System der Sprachwissenschaft. Herausge-
geben von Dr. H. Steinthal. 8vo, half calf (rubbed). Berlin, 1856
4835 HIEROGLYPHIC BIBLE. A Selection of the most interesting
and important Passages . . . from Genesis to Revelations. Hundreds
of woodcuts. i2mo, pp. 99, printed on blue paper.
London, 1819; repr. 1888
* The engraved blocks are those of the original edition, no copy of which is
known.
4836 HOBBES (JAMES R.) The Picture Collector's Manual . . . being
a Dictionary of Painters containing 1500 more names than in any
other work, an Alphabetical Arrangement of the Scholars, Imita-
tors and Copyists, and a Classification of Subjects. 2 vols. 8vo,
half red morocco, gilt. London, 1849
TTbe General Xtbrars 561
4837 HUDSON (HENRY). Detectio Freti Hudsoni; or, Hessel Ger-
ritsz's collection of Tracts by Himself, Massa, and De Quir on the
N.E. and W. Passage, Siberia and Australia. Reproduced, with
the maps, in Dutch and Latin after the editions of 1612 and 1613.
English translation by F. J. Millard, and Essay by S. Muller. Small
4to, boards. Amsterdam, 1878
4838 RUFFNER (HENRY). The Fathers of the Desert; or, An Account
of the Origin and Practice of Monkery among Heathen Nations; its
Passage into the Church; and some wonderful Stories of the
Fathers concerning the Primitive Monks and Hermits. 2 vols, post
8vo, cloth. New York, 1850
4839 HUNTER (THOMAS). Home Culture. A Self-Instructor and
Aid to Social Hours at Home, in the Various Departments of Edu-
cation, etc. Edited by a Corps of Professors and Teachers. With
Introduction by Thomas Hunter. Illustrations. Square 8vo, half
morocco. New York, 1884
4840 INMAN (THOMAS). On Ancient Pillar Stones and Cairns.
Illustrations. 8vo, wrappers, pp 32 (Liverpool Literary and Philo-
sophical Society.) Liverpool, 1867
4841 Ancient Pagan and Modern Christian Symbolism exposed and
explained. 16 plates and numerous illustrations in the text. 8vo,
half calf, pp 68. London: For the Author, 1869
* Scarce.
4842 Ancient Faiths and Modern. A Dissertation upon Worship,
Legends and Divinities in Central and Western Asia, Europe and
Elsewhere before the Christian Era, showing their relations to Reli-
gious Customs as they now exist. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1876
4843 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PREHISTORIC ARCH-
EOLOGY. Transactions of the Third Session . . . containing
the Papers read at the Congress, with Illustrations chiefly contri-
buted by the Authors, and an Abstract of the Discussions. Plates
and illustrations in the text. 8vo, cloth (some articles, MS. notes,
clippings and illustrations inserted). London, 1869
4844 JACKSON (LOWIS D'A.) Modern Metrology. Manual of the
Metrical Units and Systems of the Present Century. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1882
4845 JACOB (JOSEPH). The Story of Geographical Discovery. Maps,
etc. i6mo, cloth. London, 1899
562 Ube (Beneral Xibrar^
4846 JESUS. AOriA IHCOY. Sayings of Our Lord. From an Early Greek
Papyrus. Discovered and edited, with translation and commentary
by Bernard P. Grenfell and Arthur S. Hunt. Two facsimiles. 8vo,
boards, pp 20. (Egypt Exploration Fund.) London, 1897
4847 Lock (Rev. Walter) and Sanday (Rev. William). Two
Lectures on the "Sayings of Jesus" recently discovered at Oxy-
rhynchus. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 49. Oxford, 1897
4848 JEVONS (W. STANLEY). The Substitution of Similars. The
True Principle of Reasoning. i2mo, cloth. London, 1869
4849 The Principles of Science: a Treatise on Logic and Scientific
Method. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
4850 Studies in Deductive Logic. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
4851 JOURNAL OF PHILOLOGY (THE). Edited by W. G. Clark,
J. E. B. Mayor, and W. A. Wright. Illustrated. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1868-69
* The Second Series of the Journal of Classical and Sacred Philology.
4852 KANT (IMMANUEL). The Critique of Pure Reason and Other
Works on the Theory of Ethics. Translated by Thomas Kingsmill
Abbott. Third Edition, revised and enlarged. Portrait of Kant.
8vo, cloth. London, 1883
4853 Muller (F. Max). Immanuel Kant's Critique of Pure
Reason. In Commemoration of the Centenary of its First Publica-
tion translated into English by F. Max Muller. Historical Intro-
duction by Ludwig Noire. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
4854 Noire (Ludwig). Die Lehre Kant's und der Ursprung der
Vernunft. Von Ludwig Noire\ 8vo, cloth. Mainz, 1882
4855 Stirling (James Hutchinson). Text-Book to Kant. The
Critique of Pure Reason, ^Esthetic, Categories, Schematism. Trans-
lation, Reproduction, Commentary, Index, with Biographical Sketch.
8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1881
4856 KEANE (JOHN). The Evolution of Geography . . . from the
Earliest Times to the First Circumnavigation of the Globe. Maps,
etc. 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
TLbc (Beneral Xibrars 563
4857 KEARY (CHARLES FRANCIS). The Dawn of History: An
Introduction to Pre-Historic Study. Edited by C. F. Keary. Crown
8vo, cloth. London, 1878
4858 Outlines of Primitive Belief among the Indo-European Races.
8vo, cloth. London, 1882
4859 KEIM (THEODOR). The History of Jesus of Nazara, freely in-
vestigated in its connection with the national life of Israel, and
related in detail. Translated by Arthur Ransom. Second Edition.
6 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1876-83
4860 KELLAND (P.) and TAIT (P. G.) Introduction to Quaternions.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
486 r KELLER (FERDINAND). The Lake Dwellings of Switzerland
and Other Parts of Europe. Translated and arranged by John
Edward Lee. Frontispiece and g6 plates. 8vo, half calf, gilt.
London, 1866
4862 Lake Dwellings of Europe. Second Edition, enlarged.
Translated and arranged by John Edward Lee. 206 plates. 2 vols,
thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1878
4863 KENNEDY (COL. VANS). Researches into the Origin and Af-
finity of the Principal Languages of Asia and Europe. 10 plates of
Phoenician *and Oriental alphabets (some folding). 4to, boards, cloth
back. . London, 1828
4864 KEY (T. HEWITT). Language: Its Origin and Development.
8vo, cloth. London, 1874
4865 KIDDLE (HENRY) and SCHEM (ALEXANDER J.) The Cyclo-
paedia of Education. A Dictionary of Information (Biographies,
Schools and Universities, Methods of Education, etc.) Royal 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1877
4866 KNIGHT (EDWARD H.) American Mechanical Dictionary, A
description of tools, instruments, machines, processes, and engineer-
ing; history of inventions; general technological dictionary; and
digest of mechanical appliances in Science and the Arts. Upwards
of 10,000 illustrations. 4 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco.
New York, 1877-84
564 Xlbe General Xibrars
4867 KNIGHT (RICHARD PAYNE). Account of the Remains of the
Worship of Priapus, lately existing at Isernia, in the Kingdom of
Naples, in two Letters ... to which is added a Discourse on the
Worship of Priapus and its connection with the Mystic Theology of
the Ancients. 4to. London, 1786
* A Magnificent Copy of the Extremely Rare First Edition, with the Three Extra
Plates only included in the Edition Issued to the Author's Private Friends. The
usual number of plates found is 18; this contains in all 21, and in addition 8 Extra
Plates have been inserted illustrating the same subject. In Perfect, Clean Condition,
the binding being contemporary straight-grain morocco, gilt back, gilt edges, very
finely bound no doubt by one of the celebrated binders of the period. A Tall Copy
with Specially Large Margins. A few typographical errors have been corrected in
contemporary handwriting, possibly by Payne Knight himself. The reprints of this
rare book contain the plates only in lithographic copies and with several alterations.
In the original they are executed on copper.
4868 A Discourse on the Worship of Priapus. . .to which is added
an Essay on the Worship. . .during the Middle Ages of Western
Europe. 40 plates. Small 4to, half roan.
London: Privately Printed, 1865
* As was written in the preceding note, the illustrations are lithographic copies of
the original copper-plates, a few being somewhat altered, but many additional plates
were gathered from other sources as illustrating the subject and likewise copied. The
additional essay is a little longer than Payne Knight's Discourse, and was written by
Mr. Thomas Wright.
4869 An Inquiry into the Symbolical Language of Ancient Art and
Mythology. Privately printed in 1818, reprinted and published by
E. H. Barker. 8vo, cloth. London, 1836
4870 The Symbolical Language of Ancient Art and Mythology. New
Edition, with Introduction, Additions, Notes and Index, by A. Wilder.
8vo, cloth. New York, 1876
4871 KOEPPEN (ADOLPHE LOUIS). The World in the Middle Ages.
An Historical Geography, with Accounts of the Origin and Develop-
ment, the Institutions and Literature. . .of the Nations in Europe,
Asia and Africa, from the close of the 4th to the middle of the 15th
Century. Colored maps. Folio, half morocco. New York, 1854
4872 KOLB (G. FR.) The Condition of Nations, Social and Political.
With Complete Comparative Tables of Universal Statistics. Trans-
lated, edited and collated to 1880, by Mrs. Brewer; with original
notes and information by Edwin W. Streeter. Thick royal 8vo,
cloth. London [1880]
XTbe General Xibrarp 565
4873 LACTANTIUS. Firmiani Lactantii Opera ad Optimorum Libro-
rum Fidem Emendavit et cum selecta Lectionum Varietate Edidit
O. F. Fritzsche. 2 vols, in 1. Post 8vo, half morocco (covers
loose). Leipzig, 1842
4874 LAMBERT (WILLIAM). Codex Canonum Ecclesiae Universae.
The Canons of the First Four General Councils of the Church, and
those of the Early Local Greek Synods. In Greek, with Latin and
revised English Translations, in parallel columns, with notes selected
from Zonaras, Balsamon, Bishop Beveridge, etc. 8vo, cloth.
London [1868]
4875 LANDON (EDWARD H.) Manual of Councils of the Holy
Catholick Church, comprising the substance of the Most Remark-
able and Important Canons alphabetically arranged. Thick post
8vo, cloth. London, 1846
* Scarce. A dictionary of all the Councils — and their decrees — from the earliest
times.
4876 A New General Ecclesiastical Dictionary. Vols. I. and II.
(A to " Ces " — all published.) 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1849-53
4877 [LANIGAN (GEO. T.)] Fables. By G. Washington .Esop. Illus-
trations by F. S. Church, nmo wrappers (torn from binding).
New York, 1878
4878 LARNED (J. N.) History for Ready Reference from the Best His-
torians, Biographers, and Specialists. Revised and Enlarged Edi-
tion. Numerous historical maps by Alan C. Reiley. 6 vols. (Vol. 6
containing Recent History [1894-1901]) royal 8vo, half morocco,
gilt edges. Fine set. Springfield, Mass., 1894-1901
4879 LATHAM (HENRY). On the Action of Examinations considered
as a means of Selection. Post 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1877
4880 LATHAM (R. G.) Descriptive Ethnology. (Vol. I. Eastern and
Northern Asia-Europe; Vol. II. Europe, Africa, India.) 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1849
4881 The Ethnology of Europe. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1852
4882 LEE (HENRY). The Vegetable Lamb of Tartary. A Curious
Fable of the Cotton Plant, to which is added a Sketch of the History
of Cotton and the Cotton Trade, /plates. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
566 Ube General Xibrars
4883 LEIBNITZ (GOD. WILLIAM). Collectanea Etymologica, Illus-
tration! Linguarum, Veteris Celtics, Germanicae, Gallicae, etc. Prae-
fatione Jo. Georgii Eccardi. 2 vols. 121110, old leather.
Hanover, 17 17
4884 LENORMANT (F.) The Beginnings of History according to the
Bible, and the Traditions of Oriental Peoples. (From the Creation
of Man to the Deluge.) Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1882
4885 LEOPARDI (GIACOMO). Essays and Dialogues of Leopardi,
translated by Charles Edwards. With Biographical Sketch. 8vo,
cloth. (Trubner's Philosophical Library.) London, 1882
* One of the greatest of modern Italian authors.
4886 LESLEY (J. P.) Man's Origin and Destiny, sketched from the
Platform of the Sciences. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1868
4887 LINDSAY (W. L.) Mind in the Lower Animals in Health and
Disease. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
4888 LOTZE (RUDOLPH HERMANN). Critical Account of the Phil-
osophy of Lotze. The Doctrine of Thought. By Henry Jones.
Crown 8vo, cloth. Glasgow, 1895
4889 M' ALPINE (A. N. and D.) Biological Atlas. A Guide to the
Practical Study of Plants and Animals, with accompanying Text.
42 j colored figures and diagrams. 4to, cloth. Edinburgh, 1881
4890 MACARONIC. Morgan (James Appleton). Macaronic Poetry
Collected, with an Introduction. i2mo, cloth. New York, 1872
4891 [Sandys (William).] Specimens of Macaronic Poetry. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1831
* Including specimens of English authors.
4892 M'CLINTOCK (JOHN) and STRONG (JAMES). Cyclopaedia of
Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature. Numerous illus-
trations. 10 vols, royal 8vo, sheep. New York, 1880-81
4893 M'CULLOCH (J. R.) A Dictionary, Geographical, Statistical and
Historical, of the various Countries, Places, and Principal Natural
Objects in the World. New Edition, revised, by Frederick Martin.
Maps. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1866
4894 MACLEAR (GEORGE FREDERICK). History of Christian
Missions during the Middle Ages. Post 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1863
Zbe General Xibrarp 567
4895 McLENNAN (DONALD). The Patriarchal Theory. Based on
the Papers of the late John Ferguson McLennan. Edited and com-
pleted by Donald McLennan. 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
*On the Family amongst the Ancient Hebrews, Slavs, Hindoos, Irish, etc.
4896 [MAIMIEUX (J. DE).] Pasigraphie . . . ou . . . Premiers Ele-
ments du Nouvel Art-Science d'ecrire et d'imprimer en une Langue
de Maniere a etre lu et entendu, dans toute autre langue sans
traduction. Premiere edition, originale comme l'edition en langue
Allemande. Followed by Pasigraphie et Pasilalie. Folding table.
4to, half morocco. Paris, 1797-99
4897 MAINE (SIR HENRY SUMNER). Ancient Law; its Connec-
tion with the Early History of Society and its Relation to Modern
Ideas. Eleventh Edition. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
4898 MANSEL (HENRY LONGUEVILLE— Dean of St. Paul's).
The Gnostic Heresies of the First and Second Centuries. With a
Sketch of the Author's Work, Life and Character by the Earl of
Carnarvon. Edited by J. B. Lightfoot. 8vo, cloth (library label
removed from cover). London, 1875
4899 MARCEL (J. J.) Les Voeux de la France; ou Traduction du
Domine Salvum fac Regem en LXXX Idiomes et Caracteres Dif-
ferents. Seconde Edition. Portrait 0/ Louis Philippe. 8vo, boards
(back.loose). Printed on blue, pink and cream paper.
Paris: Didot, 1846
*A fine example of Didot's typography, with the characters of many languages
including examples of cursive Oriental.
4900 MARCH (F. A.) Latin Hymns with English Notes. Post 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1874
* Hymns from Prudentius, Hilarius, Gregory the Great, and many other early
Christian writers.
4901 MARTINENGO-CESARESCO (COUNTESS EVELYN).
Essays in the Study of Folk-Songs. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London, 1886
* On Armenian, Venetian, Sicilian, Greek, etc., Folk-songs; Folk lullabies; the
White Paternoster; etc.
4902 MEDINA (PEDRO DE). Regimento de Navegacion, 1563.
Critica por Rafael Pardo de Figueroa, teniente de navio. Seguida de
una ojeada sobre el Arte de Navegar (1545) y la Suma de Cosmo-
graphia (1561) del mismo autor. Map. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 41.
* No. 48 of 70 copies printed for presentation. Cadiz, 1867
568 Ube General Xibrar^
4903 MERAY (ANTONY). Les Libres Precheurs devanciers de
Luther et de Rabelais. Etude Historique, Critique et Anecdotique
sur les XlVe, XVe, et XVIe Siecles. 12010, half morocco, gilt top,
uncut. Paris, i860
* Only 300 printed.
4904 MILL (JOHN STUART). A System of Logic, Ratiocinative
and Inductive. Fifth Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (name cut from
titles). London, 1862
4905 Nature: The Utility of Religion, and Theism. First Edi-
tion. 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
4906 MILLINGTON (JAMES), Editor. English As She Is Spoke;
or, A Jest in Sober Earnest. Also, Her Seconds Part. 2 vols,
square umo, parchment paper. London, n. d.
* The well-known exceedingly amusing extracts from a Portuguese book of English
conversations.
4907 MILLS (WALTER THOMAS). The Science of Politics.
Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1887
4908 MIVART (ST. GEORGE). On the Genesis of Species. First
Edition. Illustrated. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 187 1
4909 MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
Proceedings at Boston, Dec. 29, 30, 1885; Baltimore, i£86; Trans-
actions, Vols. 1 to 3, 1884-87; Publications (Vol. 4, No. 1), Bal-
timore, 1889. 5 vols. 8vo, wrappers. Baltimore, 1885-89
* Louisiana Folklore, Charleston's Provincialisms, Guillaume de Dole, an unpub-
lished Old French Romance, etc.
4910 MODERN LANGUAGE NOTES. A. Marshall Elliott, manag-
ing Editor. 11 various Nos. from February, 1886 (Vol. 2, No. 2),
to June, 1888 (Vol. 3, No. 6). In the original nnmbers. (As a lot.)
Baltimore, 1886-88
491 1 MOLLETT (J. W.) An Illustrated Dictionary of Words used in
Art and Archaeology. 700 illustrations. Square post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1883
4912 MONSTERS. Fisher (G. J.) Diploteratology. An Essay on
Compound Human Monsters, comprising their History, Literature,
Classification, etc. Plates. 8vo, sewed. (Extracted from the
Transactions of the N. Y. State Medical Society.) 1865-68
TTbe General Xibrar^ 569
MONSTERS— Continued.
49 '3 Licetus (Fortunius). De Monstris. Ex recensione Gerardi
Blasii, qui Monstra quaedam nova et rariora ex recentiorum scriptis
addidit. Editio novissima. Engraved title and numerous illustrations
of monsters. {Bound with it is) Blasii, Medicina Conservatoria que
Hygieina dicitur. Small 4to, old calf. Amsterdam, 1665
4914 Parsons (James). A Mechanical and Critical Enquiry into
the Nature of Hermaphrodites, j folding plates. 8vo, half calf (a
leaf or two explanatory of the last plate lacking). London, 1741
4915 MOREAU DE JONNES (A. C.) Ethnogenie Caucasienne.
Recherches sur la Formation et le Lieu d'Origine des Peuples
Ethiopiens, Chaldeens, Syriens, Hindous, Perses, Hebreux, Grecs,
Celtes, Arabes, etc. Maps. 8vo, paper, pp. 468. Paris, 1861
4916 MOSHEIM (JOHN LAURENCE VON). Institutes of Eccle-
siastical History, Ancient and Modern. Literal Translation from the
Original Latin, with notes, by James Murdock. Edited, with addi-
tions, by Henry Soames. New and Revised Edition. 4 vols. 8vo,
bright calf, gilt. With armorial bookplate of John Latham.
* Best edition. London, 1845
49*7 MOTHER GOOSE. The Original Mother Goose's Melody, as
first issued by John Newberry, of London, about A. D. 1760. Re-
produced in facsimile from the edition ... by Isaiah Thomas, of
Worcester, Mass., about A. D. 1785, with notes by Wm. H. Whit-
more. Royal 8vo, wrappers. Albany: Munsell, 1889
* With the original quaint illustrations.
4918 MULHALL (MICHAEL G.) Mulhall's Dictionary of Statistics.
Diagrams, some in colors. New Edition, revised and corrected. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1886
4919 The Dictionary of Statistics. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
4920 MULLER (C. O.) Introduction to a Scientific System of Myth-
ology. Translated by John Leitch. 8vo, cloth. London, 1844
4921 MULLER (SIR F. MAX) The Languages of the Seat of War in
the East. With a Survey of the Three Families of Language — Sem-
itic, Arian and Turanian. Second Edition, with Appendix on the
Missionary Alphabet, and an Ethnographical Map. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1855
57° Ube General Xibrars
MULLER (SIR F. MAX)— Continued.
4922 Lectures on the Science of Language. First Edition. 2 vols.
royal 8vo, cloth (as published, not uniform in color).
London, 1861-64
4923 Lectures on the Science of Language. First Series. Fourth
Edition. 8vo, cloth. London, 1864
4924 Lectures on the Science of Language. Illustrations. 2 vols.
8vo, full polished calf, gilt. Vol. 1, Fifth Edition, revised, 1866;
Vol. 2, First Edition. London, 1864
4925 Lectures on the Science of Language. Vol. 1, Fifth Edi-
tion; Vol. 2, Second Edition. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1866-68
4926 Lectures on the Science of Language. Sixth Edition. 2 vols.
crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1871
4927 Chips from a German Workshop. Vols. 1 and 2, First Edi-
tion. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1867
4928 Chips from a German Workshop. Vols. 1 to 4. Royal 8vo,
cloth (Vols. 1 and 2 the Second Edition, with the Index, not con-
tained in the First Edition.) London, 1867-1875
4929 Chips from a German Workshop. Vol. 5. (Miscellaneous
Later Essays.) Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1881
* Issued by the American Publishers as a Fifth Volume. It was not published in
England in this collected form.
4930 — 1 On the Stratification of Language. Sir Robert Rede's Lec-
ture delivered before the University of Cambridge. 8vo, cloth, pp. 44.
London, 1868
4931 Introduction to the Science of Religion . . . with two Essays
on False Analogies, and the Philosophy of Mythology. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1873
4932 The Science of Thought. 8vo, cloth, pp. 664. (Publisher's
stamp on title.) London, 1887
4933 Three Introductory Lectures on the Science of Thought, . . .
with Appendix which contains. . ." Thought Without Words " Cor-
respondence between Max Miiller, Francis Galton, the Duke of
Argyll, George J. Romanes, and others. 8vo, cloth. London, 1888
4934 Biographies of Words, and the Home of the Aryas. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1888
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MULLER (SIR F. MAX)- Continued.
4935 Contributions to the Science of Mythology. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1897
* Practically a treatise on Comparative Folk-lore.
4936 [ ] Noire (Ludwig). Max Muller and the Philosophy of Lan-
guage. 8vo, cloth, pp. 102. London, 1879
4937 [ ] Whitney (William Dwight). Max Muller and the Science
of Language. A Criticism. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 79. New York, 1892
* The revised edition of Whitney's famous criticism of Max Muller's Sanskrit
knowledge.
4938 MUNTZ (EUGENE). Short History of Tapestry; from the
Earliest Times to the End of the 18th Century. Translated by
Louisa J. Davis. Numerous illustrations of rare pieces of tapestry, etc.
8vo, cloth. (Fine-Art Library, edited by John C. L. Sparks.)
London, 1885
4939 MUYBRIDGE (EADWEARD). Animal Locomotion. An Elec-
tro-Photographic Investigation of consecutive phases of Animal
movements, 1872-1885. Published under the Auspices of the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, (ij plates and title-page.) Folio, unbound.
Philadelphia, 1887
4940 NAMES. Charnock (Richard Stephen). Local Etymology: A
Derivative Dictionary of Geographical Names. 8vo, cloth. (Pres-
entation copy.) London, 1859
4941 Charnock (Richard Stephen). Verba Nominalia; or,
Words derived from Proper Names. 8vo, cloth. (Presentation
copy.) London, 1866
4942 Dixon (B. Homer). Surnames. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. 80.
•Printed for Private Distribution only. Boston,* 185";
4943 Ingraham (Edward D.) Singular Surnames. Edited by
William Duane. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 30. Philadelphia, 1873
4944 Long (Harrv Alfred). Personal and Family Names. A
Popular Monograph on the Origin and History of the Nomenclature
of Present and Former Times. 8vo, cloth." London, 1883
4945 Salverte (Eusebius). History of the Names of Men, Na-
tions, and Places, in their connection with the Progress of Civiliza-
tion. Translated by L. H. Mordacque. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1862
* On Arab, Turkish, Persian, Hebrew, Celtic, etc., names; translated Names;
Tribes; Divinities; Titles; etc.; with an Appendix on the Literary Forgeries of Annius
Viterbensis.
t
572 Ube (General Xibrarg
NAM E S— Continued.
4946 Taylor (Isaac). Words and Places; or, Etymological Illus-
trations of History, Ethnology, and Geography. Sixth Edition,
with maps. 12010, cloth. London, 1878
4947 Yonge (Charlotte M.) History of Christian Names. New
Edition, revised. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
4948 NERSES (SAINT). Preces Sancti Nersetis Clajensis Armeni-
orum Patriarchse viginti quatuor Unguis editae. Portrait, nmo,
Spanish calf, gilt. Venice: In insula S. Lazari, 1837
* Printed in the monastery of S. Lazarus. The languages represented include Cop-
tic, Arabic, Armenian, Hebrew, Irish, Hungarian, Iberici (Georgian), Syriac,
Turkish, etc.
£be IRew Testament.
4949 ABBOT (T. K.) Evangeliorum Versio Ante-Hieronymiana ex
Codice Usseriano (Dublinensi) . . . accedit Versio Vulgata, cum
Varietate Cod. Kenanensis (Book of Kells) et Cod. Durmachensis
(Book of Durrow). 2 facsimiles. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Dublin, 1884
4950 CANON MURATORIANUS. The Earliest Catalogue of the
Books of the New Testament. Edited with Notes, and a Facsimile
of the MS. in the Ambrosian Library at Milan. By S. P. Tregelles.
4to, cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1867
4951 CODEX AUREUS. Codex Aureus, sive Quattuor Evangelia ante
Hieronymum Latine Translata. Edidit Joannes Belsheim. 5 fac-
similes, two being in gold and colors, after the original manuscript. Royal
8vo, half morocco. Christiania, 1878
4952 CODEX EVANGELIUM 604. Full Account and Collation of the
Greek Cursive Codex Evangelium 604 (with two facsimiles) [Eger-
ton 2610 in the British Museum]. Together with Ten Appendices
containing (A) Collation of a Manuscript in his own possession;
(B) Reprint, with Corrections, etc. ; (C) Comparison of the Elzevir
Editions of 1624 and 1633, etc., etc. Edited by H. C. Hoskier.
Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. (Presentation copy.) London, 1890
4953 DAVIDSON (SAMUEL). An Introduction to the Study of the
New Testament, critical, exegetical and theological. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1868
* The author advocated advanced opinions in this work, and was severely criticised.
Ubc General Xtbrars 573
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4954 HAMMOND (C. E.) Outlines of Textual Criticism applied to the
New Testament. Fifth Edition, revised. Two plates. Post 8vo,
cloth. (Clarendon Press Series.) Oxford, 1890
4955 HARRIS (J. RENDEL). Biblical Fragments from Mt. Sinai.
(16 reproductions, with descriptive letterpress.) 4to, cloth, pp. 68.
London, 1890
4956 JOHN (SAINT). The Fourth Gospel. Evidences External and
Internal of its Johannean Authorship. Essays by Ezra Abbott,
Andrew P. Peabody,and Bishop Lightfoot. 8vo, cloth. NewYork, 1891
4957 Gwynn (John). The External Evidences alleged against the
genuineness of St. John xxi, 25. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 19, with 2
facsimiles. J893
4958 KENYON (FREDERIC G.) Our Bible and the Ancient Manu-
scripts, being a History of the Text and its Translation. 26 fac-
similes. 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
4959 MERRILL (REV. GEORGE E.) The Story of the Manu-
scripts. Third Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1881
* The manuscripts of the Bible.
4960 The Parchments of the Faith. Illustrations. Post 8vo,
cloth. Philadelphia, 1894
* On the ancient Biblical manuscripts.
4961 MITCHELL (EDWARD C.) The Critical Handbook of the
Greek New Testament. New and Enlarged Edition. Map, tables
and diagrams. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1896
4962 NEW TESTAMENT. Novum Testamentum Graecum. Frontis-
piece. 641110, full morocco gilt, gilt edges. London, 1828
* Pickering's Diamond Classics.
4963 NEW TESTAMENT. The New Testament. Translated from
Griesbach's Text. By Samuel Sharpe. Fifth Edition, urao, cloth.
London, 1862
4964 NEW TESTAMENT. Novum Testamentum Graece. Ad Anti-
quissimos Testes Denuo Recensuit, etc. Editio Octava Critica Major,
Cura Constantius Tischendorf. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco.
Leipzig, 1869-72
4965 NEW TESTAMENT. Greek and English in Parallel Columns,
with Various Readings. Square 8vo, cloth. London, n. d.
574 XTbe General Xibrarp
NEW TESTAMENT— Continued.
4966 NEW TESTAMENT. The New Testament . . . translated out
of the Greek: being the version set forth A. D. 161 r, compared with
the most ancient authorities and revised, A. D. 1881. Printed for
the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1881
4967 NEW TESTAMENT. The New Testament in the Original
Greek. The text revised by Brooke Foss Westcott and F. J. A.
Hort. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1882-89
* One volume is the text, the other is entirely critical — on the evidences of authen-
ticity, the oldest documents, notes, etc.
4968 NEW TESTAMENT. (The Latin Vulgate New Testament, with
the English Douay Version of 1582 in parallel columns.) Small 4to,
cloth. London, n. d.
4969 NICOLL (W. ROBERTSON). The Theological Educator.
Prof. Warfield's Criticism of the New Testament. Third Thousand.
i2mo, cloth. N. Y. 1869
4970 OLD LATIN BIBLICAL TEXTS: NO. I. Wordsworth
(John). Gospel according to St. Matthew; from the St. Germain
Manuscript numbered Lat. 11,553 in the National Library at Paris.
With Introduction and five Appendices. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 79.
Oxford, 1883
4971 OLD LATIN BIBLICAL TEXTS: NO. II. Wordsworth
(John), Sanday (W.) and White (H. J.) Portions of the Gospels
according to St. Mark and St. Matthew, from the Bobbio MS.,
numbered G. vii.15 in the National Library at Turin; together with
other fragments . . . from Six MSS. in the Libraries of St. Gall,
Coire, Milan and Berne. Facsimile. 4to, wrappers, pp. 140.
Oxford, 1886
4972 OLD LATIN BIBLICAL TEXTS : NO. III. White (Henry
J.) The Four Gospels from the Munich MS. numbered Lat. 6224 in
the Royal Library at Munich; with a Fragment from St. John in the
Hof-Bibliothek at Vienna (Cod. Lat. 502). Facsimile, Small 4to,
wrappers, pp. 163. Oxford, 1888
4973 SCHAFF (PHILIP). A Companion to the Greek Testament and
the English Version. (Account of the Sources, Earliest MSS., Ver-
sions, Editions, etc.) With facsimiles. Third Edition, revised.
Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1888
ZTbe General Xibrars 575
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4974 SCRIVENER (FREDERICK HENRY AMBROSE). A Full
and Exact Collation of about Twenty Greek Manuscripts of the
Holy Gospels (hitherto unexamined), deposited in the British
Museum, the Archiepiscopal Library at Lambeth, etc. With a
Critical Introduction. 8vo, boards, cloth back. Cambridge, 1853
4975 A Plain Introduction to the Criticism of the New Testament
for the Use of Biblical Students. Third Edition, revised, enlarged,
and brought down to date. Facsimiles of codices. Thick 8vo, cloth,
pp. 712. Cambridge (Eng.), 1883
4976 A Plain Introduction to the Criticism of the New Testament,
for the Use of Biblical Students. Fourth Edition, edited by Rev.
Edward Miller. Portrait and facsimiles. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1894
4977 SIMONIDES (CONSTANTINE). Facsimiles of certain por-
tions of the Gospel of St. Matthew and of the Epistles of Ss. James
and Jude written on papyrus in the First Century. With Notes and
Historical Prolegomena. Facsimiles. Folio, wrappers (binding
loose). London, 1862
* By the notorious forger of ancient manuscripts.
4978 STOWE (PROF. C. E.) Origin and History of the Books of the
New Testament, both the Canonical and the Apocryphal. Crown
8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1867
4979 TISCHENDORF (CONSTANTINE). Notitia editionis Codicis
Bibliorum Sinaitici . . . accedit Catalogus Codicum Nuper ex
Oriente Petropolin Perlatorum item Origenis Scholia in Proverbia
Salomonis, &c. With facsimile. 4to, wrappers, pp. 124. Leipzig, i860
4980 When Were Our Gospels Written? An Argument, with Nar-
rative of the Discovery of the Sinaitic Manuscript, wrao, cloth.
London, 1896
4981 NEWNHAM (W.) Essay on Superstition; being an Inquiry into
the Effects of Physical Influence on the Mind in the Production of
Dreams, Visions, Ghosts, and other Supernatural Appearances. 8vo,
half morocco, gilt top, uncut. London, 1830
4982 NOIRE (LUDWIG). Der Ursprung der Sprache. 8vo, cloth.
Mainz, 1877
4983 NOSTRADAMUS. Oracles of Nostradamus. By Chas. A. Ward.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, n. d. [1891]
* Life of Nostradamus, the principal of his prophecies, with translation and com-
ments.
576 Ube General Xtbrar^
i
4984 NOTOVITCH (NICOLAS). The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ,
from Buddhistic Records. Translated by J. H. Connelly and L.
Landsberg. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1894
* The book made a considerable sensation when published, but the authenticity of
the presumed Thibetan manuscript is doubtful.
4985 OPEN COURT (THE). A Monthly Magazine, devoted to the
Science of Religion, etc. 17 various numbers for the years 1898 to
1901. In the original numbers, as issued. (Nos. 503-44;) (As a lot.)
Chicago, 1898-1901
4986 OWLGLASS (TYLL). The Marvellous Adventures and Rare
Conceits of Master Tyll Owlglass. Newly collected, chronicled and
set forth in our English Tongue by Kenneth R. H. Mackenzie. Illus-
trations by Alfred Crowquill. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, i860
4987 OXENFORD (INA). The New Chirology. (Hands and Char-
acter.) Illustrated from original drawings by I. M. Forbes- Marvin.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, n. d.
* Printed in green ink.
4988 PAINE (THOMAS). The Age of Reason. Parts 1 and 2. First
Editions. 2 vols. 8vo, sheep. London, 1794-95
* Bound in the first volume also is: Sir John Hawles' The Englishman's Right, London,
1793; and Considerations on the French War, by a British Merchant, London, 1794.
4989 "Never Before Published." Two Letters, being a Corre-
spondence between Andrew A. Dean, of New-Rochelle, and Thomas
Paine . . . Written Aug. 6, 1806, during the, time that Mr. Paine
was on a sick bed at the house of William Carver, in New-York.
Also Mr. Paine's Description of the Liberty of the Press. 8vo,
unbound, pp. 8. New York, 1823
* On Thomas Paine's religious belief.
4990 PAPIAS. The Oracles Ascribed to Matthew by Papias of Hiera-
polis. A Contribution to the Criticism of the New Testament.
With Appendices. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1894
4991 PAUL (HERMANN). Principles of the History of Language.
Translated from the Second Edition by H. A. Strong. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1888
4992 PAXTON (JOSEPH). Botanical Dictionary, comprising the
Names, History and Culture of all Plants known in Britain; with a
Full Explanation of Technical Terms. New Edition, including all
the new plants up to the present year, revised and corrected by
Samuel Hereman. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. 623. London, 1868
TLbc General Xibrars 577
4993 PESCHEL (OSCAR). Geschichte des Zeitalters der Entdeck-
ungen. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 681 (lacks end wrapper). Stuttgart, 1858
4994 Geschichte der Erdkunde bis auf A. v. Humboldt und Carl
Ritter. Reproductions of early maps. 8vo, half morocco (rubbed).
Munich, 1865
4995 Neue Probleme der vergleichenden Erdkunde, Leipzig, 1870;
Die Theilung der Erde, Leipzig, 187 1 ; and, Die Wichtigste Geogra-
phische Litteratur, von Alfred Berg, Halle, 1902. 3 pamphlets.
8vo, wrappers.
4996 PETER (SAINT). Simon (Thomas Collins). The Mission and
the Martyrdom of St. Peter: Containing the Original Text of all the
Passages in Ancient Writers supposed to imply a Journey from the
East, with Translations and Roman Catholic Comments. Prefatory
Notices by Alexander McCaul and Rev. John Cumming. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1852
4997 PETER (SAINT). Harris (J. Rendel). A Popular Account
of the Newly-Recovered Gospel of Peter. Crown 8vo, cloth, uncut.
London, 1893
4998 Swete (H. B.) The Akhmlm Fragment of the Apocryphal
Gospel of St. Peter. Edited, with Introduction and Notes. Fac-
simile. 8vo, cloth, pp. 34. London, 1893
4999 Apocryphal Gospel of Peter. The Greek Text of the
Newly-Discovered Fragment. Revised Edition, with corrections
from the MS. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 8. London, 1893
5000 PEZZI (DOMENICO). Aryan Philology; According to the Most
Recent Researches (Glottologia Aria Recentissima). Remarks,
Historical and Critical. Translated by E. S. Roberts. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1879
pbilosopbp.
5001 ENFIELD (WILLIAM). The History of Philosophy from the
Earliest Periods. 8vo, calf, gilt. London, 1840
5002 ERDMANN (JOHANN EDUARD). A History of Philosophy.
English translation, edited by Williston S. Hough. 3 vols, royal
8vo, cloth. (Muirhead's Library of Philosophy.) London, 1890
5003 FALCKENBERG (RICHARD). Geschichte der Neueren Philo-
sophic von Nikolaus von Kues bis zur gegenwart. Zweite Auflage.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 530. Leipzig, 1892
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5004 FLEMING (WILLIAM). Vocabulary of Philosophy, Psycho-
logical, Ethical, Metaphysical. Fourth Edition, revised and largely
reconstructed by Henry Calderwood. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
5005 JONSIUS (JOHN). DeScriptoribus Historic Philosophies. Edidit
Jo. Ch. Dorn. Small 4to, half morocco. Jena, 1716
* Inserted is the autograph of Daniel Wyttenbach, a noted savant of the 18th
Century.
5006 LEFEVRE (ANDRE). Philosophy, Historical and Critical.
Translated, with Introduction, by A. H. Keane. Post 8vo, cloth.
(Library of Contemporary Science.) London, 1879
5007 THOMSON (J. RADFORD). A Dictionary of Philosophy, in
the Words of Philosophers. With Introduction. 8vo, cloth, pp. 479.
London, 1887
5008 UEBERWEG (FRIEDRICH). History of Philosophy from
Thales to the Present Time. Translated from the Fourth German
Edition by Geo. S. Morris. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut.
New York, 1872-74
5009 PICTET (ADOLPHE). Les Origines Indo-Europeennes, ou les
Aryas Primitifs. Essai de Paleontologie Linguistique. Deuxieme
Edition, revue et augmentee. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt.
Paris, 1877
political lEconom^.
5010 BLANQUI (JEROME-ADOLPHE). History of Political
Economy in Europe. Translated by E. J. Leonard. Preface by
D. A. Wells. 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
501 1 COSSA (LUIGI). Guide to the Study of Political Economy.
Translated from the Italian. Preface by W. Stanley Jevons. Crown
8vo, limp cloth. London, 1880
5012 Introduction to the Study of Political Economy. Revised
by the Author and translated by Louis Dyer. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1893
5013 COWPERTHWAIT (J. HOWARD). Money, Silver and
Finance. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1892
5014 PERRY (ARTHUR LATHAM). Political Economy. Eight-
eenth Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, n. d. [1883]
XTbe (Beneral Xtbrars 579
POLITICAL ECONOMV-0*/;»wrf.
5015 ROSCHER (WILLIAM). Principles of Political Economy . . .
with additional chapters on Paper Money, International Trade,
and the Protective System, and an Essay on the Historical Method
in Political Economy, by L. Wolowski. Translated by J. J. Lalor.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1878
5016 SMITH (ADAM). Inquiry into the Nature and Cause of the
Wealth of Nations. With Life, Introductory Discourse, Notes,
and Supplemental Dissertation, by J. R. McCulloch. Fourth Edi-
tion, corrected and improved. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1850
5017 WOOLSEY (THEODORE D). Political Science; or, The State
Theoretically and Practically Considered. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1878
5018 POLYDORE VERGIL. Polydori Virgilii de Rerum Inventori-
bus. Translated by John Langley. With account of the Author
and his Works, by William A. Hammond. Royal 8vo, cloth.
(Agathynian Club Publications, No. 2.) New York, 1868
* No. 73 of 120 copies.
5019 POOLE (STANLEY LANE). Illustrations of the History of
Mediaeval Thought in the Departments of Theology and Ecclesiasti-
cal Politics. 8vo, cloth. (Hibbert Lecture.) London, 1884
5020 PRICHARD (JAMES COWLES). The Eastern Origin of the
Celtic Nations, proved by a Comparison of their Dialects with the
Sanskrit, Greek, Latin and Teutonic Languages. Forming a Sup-
plement to Researches into the Physical History of Mankind. 8vo,
boards (back damaged), uncut. Oxford, 1831
5021 PUCK. Vols. 19, 20 and 21, complete; Vol. 22 (lacks No. 555). 4*o,
Vols. 19 and 20 bound in half crimson morocco, and the remainder
in the original numbers, as issued. (As 4 vols.) New York, 1886-88
5022 PYGMIES. Quatrefages (A. de). The Pygmies. Translated by
F.Starr. Numerous illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1895
5023 Tyson (Edward). Orang-Outang, sive Homo Sylvestris;
or, The Anatomy of a Pygmie compared with that of a Monkey, an
Ape, and a Man, to which is added a Philological Essay concerning
the Pygmies, the Cynocephali, the Satyrs, and Sphinges of the
Ancients. Plates. 4to, half calf. London, 1699
* Curious and scarce. The first scientific treatise on the monkey, printed in Eng-
land. The author contends that the Satyrs of the ancients were probably Orang
Outangs, or large Apes.
58° XTbe (Beneral Xibrars
PYGMIES- Continued.
5024 Tyson (Edward). Philological Essay concerning the Pyg-
mies of the Ancients. Now edited with an Introduction treating of
Pygmy Races and Fairy Tales, by B. C. A. Windle. Crown 8vo,
wrappers, pp. civ + 103. (Bibliotheque de Carabas.) London, 1894
*Only 550 copies printed.
5025 RAMAGE (C. T.) Beautiful Thoughts from French and Italian
Authors, with English Translations and Lives of the Authors.
Crown 8vo, half calf, gilt. Liverpool, 1866
5026 Beautiful Thoughts from German and Spanish Authors.
(Sentences from Celebrated Authors, with translations.) Crown
8vo, half calf. Liverpool, 1868
5027 Beautiful Thoughts from Latin Authors. Second Edition.
Crown 8vo, half calf, gilt. Liverpool, 1869
5028 Beautiful Thoughts from Greek Authors. Second Edition,
enlarged. Crown 8vo, half calf, gilt. Liverpool, 1873
5029 RAU (CHARLES). Early Man in Europe. Illustrated. Crown
8vo, cloth. New York, 1876
5030 RAWLINSON (GEORGE). The Origin of Nations: On Early
Civilisation; on Ethnic Affinities. 2 maps. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, n. d. [1877]
5031 The Religions of the Ancient World, including Egypt, Assyria
and Babylonia, Persia, India, etc. Frontispiece. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London n. d. [circa 1883]
5032 RELIGIOUS SYSTEMS OF THE WORLD. National,
Christian and Philosophic. A Collection of Addresses . . . revised,
and in some cases, re-written by the authors. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1890
* Contains Boscawen on the Religion of Babylonia, Legge on Confucius, Beal on
Buddhism, Sir Alfred Lyall on Hinduism, Harrison on Humanity (Positivism), etc.
5033 RENAN (ERNEST). De l'Origine du Langage. 3™ Edition.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 258. Paris, 1859
5034 The Life of Jesus. 8vo, cloth (pencilled note states this was
translated by Sir John Bowring). London, 1864
5035 Life of Jesus. Translated, with an Introduction, by William
G. Hutchinson, wmo, cloth. London [1897]
XTbe General Xibrari? 5Sl
RENAN (ERNEST)— Continued.
5036 The Apostles. Translated from the Original French. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1869
5°37 Lectures on the Influences of the Institutions, Thought and
Culture of Rome, on Christianity and the Development of the Catho-
olic Church. Translated by Charles Beard. 8vo, cloth. (Hibbert
Lectures.) London, 1880
5038 RENDALL (GERALD H.) The Cradle of the Aryans. 8vo,
buckram, pp. 63. London, 1889
5039 REVIEW OF REVIEWS (THE AMERICAN MONTHLY).
From Vol. 4, No. 24, to Vol. 24, No. 139 (Jan., 1892, to Aug., 1901).
Numerous illustrations , portraits, etc. 14 vols, in cloth, the remainder
in the original parts. (As 20 vols.) N. Y. 1892-1901
5040 REVILLE (ALBERT). Prolegomena of the History of Reli-
gions. Translated by A. S. Squire. With Introduction by F. Max
Miiller. 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
5041 REYNARD THE FOX. Reinaert De Vos; Episch Fabeldicht
van de Twaelfde en Dertiende Eeuw met Aenmerkingen en Ophel-
deringen. Facsimiles on India paper. 8vo, half calf. Ghent, 1836
5042 [RICHARDSON (JOSEPH)?] Extracts from the Album at
Streatham ; or, Ministerial Amusements. 8vo, sewed, pp. 59.
London, 1788
* Satirical pieces, prose and poetry, against the Government. As one of the pieces
is stated to be by the "Authors of the Rolliad," and Richardson was one of the prin-
cipal writers of that satire, and also published many political satires, both in prose and
poetry, it is possibly by him.
5043 RIPLEY (WILLIAM Z.) The Races of Europe. A Sociological
Study. Accompanied by a Supplementary Bibliography of the
Anthropology and Ethnology of Europe, published by the Public
Library of the City of Boston. Hundreds of maps, diagrams, portrait
types, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1899
5044 ROUGEMONT (FREDERIC DE). L'Age du Bronze; ou, Les
Semites en Occident. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Paris, 1866
5045 ROY (J. EDMOND). Jean Bourdon et la Baie d'Hudson. Royal
8vo, cloth, pp. 19. (Bulletin des Recherches Historiques.)
Montreal, 1896
582 ubc General %f brats
5046 ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Journal of the Society,
Vols. 48 and 49, 1878-79; Supplementary Papers, Vols. 1 and 2,
1882-1889. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1878-89
* The Supplementary Papers contain, besides the narratives of exploration, Bibliog-
raphies of Hispaniola, of Algeria and of Tripoli and Cyrenaica.
5047 RUDLER(F.W.) and CHISHOLM (GEO. G.) Europe. Edited
by Sir Andrew C. Ramsay. With Ethnological Appendix, by A. H.
Keane. Maps and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 617. (Stanford's
Compendium of Geography and Travel.) London, 1885
RUFFNER (H.) Fathers of the Desert. See No. 4838.
5048 SALERNO (SCHOOL OF). Croke (Sir Alexander). Regimen
Sanitatis Salernitanum. A Poem on the Preservation of Health in
Rhyming Latin Verse. Addressed by the School of Salerno to
Robert of Normandy . . . With an Ancient Translation, Introduc-
tion and Notes. Etchings from the old wooden cuts in the German Editions
°f TSSP, 1568 and 1573. Crown 8vo, half calf. Oxford, 1830
* The introduction contains a history of the School of Salerno, and notices of
editions and manuscripts relating to this poem.
5049 SCHAFF (PHILIP). The Creeds of Christendom, with History
and Critical Notes. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1877
*Vol. 1. History of Creeds; Vol. 2. Greek and Latin Creeds; Vol. 3. Evangelical
Creeds.
5050 SCHISCHKOFF (ADMIRAL ALEXANDER). Vergleihendes
(sic) Worterbuch in Zweihundert Sprachen. 2 vols, in 1. 8vo,
half roan. St. Petersburg, 1838
5051 SCHLEICHER (AUGUST). A Compendium of the Compara-
tive Grammar of the Indo-European, Sanskrit, Greek and Latin
Languages. Translated from the Third German Edition by Herbert
Bendail. 2 parts in one volume. 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
5052 SCIENCE. A Weekly Journal devoted to the Advancement of
Science. New Series, Vol. I. to Vol. XVI. complete in the original
weekly numbers. 4to. (As 16 vols.) New York, 1895-1902
5053 SERGEANT (LEWIS). The Government Handbook . . . Forms
and Methods of Government of Gt. Britain, her Colonies and
Foreign Countries. Third Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
5054 SEVERUS (SULPICIUS). Sulpitii Severii Opera Omnia quae
extant. Engraved title. i6mo, old calf. Amsterdam, 1656
* Elzevier Edition.
Ube General Xibran? 583
5055 SHALER (NATHANIEL SOUTHGATE) and DAVIS
(WILLIAM MORRIS). Illustrations of the Earth's Surface.
Glaciers. Illustrated with 25 photographic views of glaciers^ etc. 4to,
cloth. Boston, 1881
5056 SILLIG (JULIUS). Dictionary of the Artists of Antiquity,
Architects, Carvers, Engravers, Modellers, Painters, etc. . . . Trans-
lated from the Latin by the Rev. H. W. Williams. Indexes, etc.,
by E. H. Barker. 8vo, cloth. London, 1836
5057 SIMCOX (E. J.) Primitive Civilizations; or, Outlines of the His-
tory of Ownership in Archaic Communities. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1894
5058 SINKER (ROBERT). Testamenta XII. Patriarcharum ; . . . The
Testaments of the XII. Patriarchs. An attempt to estimate their
Historic and Dogmatic Worth. Post 8vo, cloth.
♦Containing the text, with various readings. Cambridge (Eng. ), 1869
5059 SMALL (ALBION W.) and VINCENT (GEORGE E.) Intro-
duction to the Study of Society. Crown 8vo, cloth.
New York [1894]
* Social Physiology and Pathology, Social Anatomy, the Family, etc.
5060 SMITH (JAMES E.) A Dissertation on the Sexes of Plants.
Translated from the Latin of Linnaeus. i2mo, sewed, pp. 62.
London, 1786
5061 SMITH (WILLIAM) and CHEETHAM (SAMUEL). Dic-
tionary of Christian Antiquities. Numerous illustrations. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth, pp. 2060. Vol. I., Boston, 1875 ; Vol. II., London, 1880
5062 SOCIETE NEUCHATELOISE DE GEOGRAPHIE (BUL-
LETIN DE). Tome VII., 1892-93. (Racontars Mythologiques
des Sauvages australiens; Restauration des premieres cartes de
l'Australie; Etude economique sur la Republique de Nicaragua,
avec j cartes; La Transformation du Desert americain aux Etats-
Unis; Exploration d'une serie de grands lacs sis au nord du fort
Good-Hope in 1878, par E. Petitot, etc.) 8vo, wrappers, pp. 679.
Neuchatel, 1893
5063 SPINOZA (BENEDICT DE). The Chief Works of Spinoza.
Translated from the Latin, with an Introduction by R. H. M.
Elwes. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. (Bohn's Philosophical Library.)
London, 1883-84
584 Ube General Xibtarp
SPINOZA (BENEDICT UK) — Continued.
5064 The Ethic of Spinoza. Translated from the Latin by William
Hale White. 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Philosophical Library.)
London, 1883
5065 Tractatus de Intellectus Emendatione. Translated by W.
Hale White. Revised by A. H. Stirling. i2tno, cloth. London, 1895
5066 STEVENSON (WILLIAM). Historical Sketch of the Progress
of Discovery, Navigation and Commerce, from the Earliest Records
to the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century. 8vo, boards, cloth
back (writing on title). Edinburgh, 1824
5067 STEWART (B.) and TAIT (P. G.) The Unseen Universe; or,
Physical Speculations on a Future State. Ninth Edition, revised
and enlarged. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
5068 STRONG (HERBERT A.), LOGEMAN (WILLEM S.) and
WHEELER (BENJAMIN IDE). Introduction to the Study of
the History of Language. 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
5069 STRONG (JAMES). The Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible,
showing every word of the Text in the common English version . . .
together with a Comparative Concordance of the Authorized and
Revised Versions, including the American Variations, and Diction-
aries of Greek and Hebrew words, etc. Thick 410, half morocco,
pp. 1340+262 + 128+79. New York, 1894
5070 STUDIA BIBLICA ET ECCLESIASTICA. Essays chiefly in
Biblical and Patristic Criticism by Members of the University of
Oxford. Vol. II. Facsimile. 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1890
*The Codex Amiatinus, by H. J. White; The Authorship and Titles of the Psalms,
by Ad. Neubauer ; The Day and Year of St. Polycarp's Martyrdom, by C. H. Turner; etc.
5071 SUNDARA ROW(T.) Geometrical Exercises in Paper Folding.
Colored diagrams. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 114. Madras, 1893
* Intended both as " Kinder-garten " exercises, and as a method of introduction to
the theorems of Euclid.
5072 SWAINSON (C. A.) The Nicene and Apostles' Creeds. Their
Literary History, with an account ... of the Creed of St.
Athanasius. 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
5073 TATIAN. The Earliest Life of Christ ever compiled from the
Four Gospels; being the Diatessaron of Tatian [circa A. D. 160]
literally translated from the Arabic Version and containing the
Four Gospels woven into one Story. With Historical and Critical
Introduction, Notes and Appendix. By the Rev. J. Hamlyn Hill.
8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1894
Ube General Xibrarp 585
5074 TAYLOR (ISAAC). The Origin of the Aryans. An Account of
the Prehistoric Ethnology and Civilization of Europe. Illustrated.
i2mo, cloth. (Contemporary Science Series.) London, 1889
* One of the best of the modern books on the latest theories as to the Aryans.
5075 TEACHING OF THE TWELVE APOSTLES. AIAAXH
TON AOAEKA AIIOSTOAnN, vtto QiXoOeov Bpvewiov, Constantinople,
1883 (The Original publication of Bryennius, containing the first
edition of the text) ; Hilgenfeld, Evangeliorum secundum Hebraeos,
Petrum, ./Egyptos, Matthias, Traditionum, &c. , quae supersunt;
addita Doctrina XII. Apostolorum, et libello qui appellatus " Duae
Viae,"vel "Judicium Petri," Leipzig, 1884; P. Sabatier, La Didache,
ou l'Enseignement des Douze Apotres, Texte Grec, avec un Com-
mentaire et des Notes, Paris, 1885, with Autograph Letter of Paul
Sabatier to Canon Venables inserted; Magazine article, by Prof.
B. B. Warfield, on the same subject, 1886. Bound in one volume.
8vo, half calf.
5076 Text and Translation (of the " Didache "), with Critical and
Illustrative Papers by Eminent Scholars (Bp. Bryennius in Greek,
with translation by Prof. Orris; J. Rendel Harris; I. H. Hall; and
E. R. Craven). 8vo, wrappers, pp. 84. New York [1884]
5077 The Recently Discovered Manuscript (of the " Didache),"
edited, with a Translation and Notes, by R. D. Hitchcock and F.
Brown. 8vo, boards, pp. 37. New York, 1884
5078 The Recently Discovered Apostolic Manuscript. Translated
into English, urao, wrappers, pp. 26. New York [1884]
5079 Schaff (Philip). The Oldest Church Manual, called the
Teaching of the Twelve Apostles, etc. Illustrations and facsimiles
of the Jerusalem manuscript. Second Edition, revised and enlarged.
8vo, cloth. New York, 1886
* Greek text, with translations, etc.
5080 Schaff (Philip). The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles;
or, The Oldest Church Manual. The Didache and Kindred Docu-
ments in the Original, with Translations, etc. Facsimiles of the
Jerusalem manuscript and other illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1890
5081 A volume consisting of extracts from newspapers, containing
criticisms on the manuscripts and on its doctrines. Bound in half
morocco, 8vo.
586 XLbc General Xibrars
5082 THEOPHILUS RUGERUS. Essay upon various Arts, in three
books, by Theophilus, called also Rugerus, Priest and Monk, form-
ing an Encyclopaedia of Christian Art of the Xlth Century. Trans-
lated, with Notes, by Robert Hendrie. With Additional Title
printed in gold and colors, and facsimile of three of the MSS. 8vor
cloth. London, 1847
* With the Latin text. The most important part of the work is the description of
the ancient manner of painting in oil, affecting the question whether the Flemish
School invented the modern process of oil painting.
5083 THOMS (WILLIAM J.) Human Longevity, its Facts and Fic-
tions . . . Illustrated by Examples. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
5084 TIELE (C. P.) Outlines of the History of Religion, to the Spread
of the Universal Religions. Translated by J. Estlin Carpenter. 8vo,
cloth. (Triibner's Philosophical Library, Vol. 7.) London, 1877
5085 TORR (CECIL). On Portraits of Christ in the British Museum.
Illustrations. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 14. London, 1898
5086 TOZER (H. F.) A History of Ancient Geography. With maps.
Post 8vo, cloth. Cambridge: The University Press, 1897
5087 TRENHOLM (W. L.) The People's Money. Crown 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1893
5088 UEBERWEG (FRIEDRICH). System of Logic and History
of Logical Doctrines. Translated by Thomas M. Lindsay. 8vo,
cloth. London, 187 1
5089 UNIVERSAL HISTORY (AN), from the Earliest Account of
Time, compiled from Original Authors, illustrated with maps,
cuts, notes, etc., 21 vols., 1747-54; The Modern Part of an Universal
History, by the Authors of the Antient Part, 44 vols., 1759-66. To-
gether 65 vols. 8vo, old calf. Lond. 1747-66
* Containing 44 bookplates (armorial) of Sir Thomas Bankes Janson, Baronet of
Corfe Castle, Dorset, 1783. Vols. 38-41 relate to America.
5090 VATER (JOHANN SEVERIN). Versuch einer allgemeinen
Sprachlehre. Mit einer Einleitung iiber den Begriff und Ursprung
der Sprache, &c. izmo, boards. Halle, 1801
5091 VELAZQUEZ and MURILLO. A Descriptive and Historical
Catalogue of their Works, comprising a Classified List of their
Paintings, their History, Dates, Owners, etc. By C. B. Curtis.
With original etchings. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1883
XTbe General Xfbiarp 587
5092 VOLAPUK. Guardiola (Jose). Kosmal Idioma. Gramatika
uti nove prata kiamso Orba. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 96. Paris, 1893
5°93 Huebsch (Samuel). Volapiik. A Guide for Learning the
Universal Language, nmo, wrappers, pp. 47. New York, 1887
5094 Hand-book of Volapiik. By Charles E. Sprague. Crown
8vo, cloth. New York, 1888
5095 WAKEHAM (WILLIAM). Report of the Expedition to Hudson
Bay and Cumberland Gulf ... in 1897. Printed by order of Par-
liament. Map and 29 plates. Royal 8vo, full calf, pp 83. (original
. covers bound in). Ottawa, 1898
5096 WALLACE (ALFRED RUSSEL). Contributions to the Theory
of Natural Selection. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
5097 WALLACE (ROBERT). Dissertation on the Numbers of Man-
kind in Ancient and Modern Times. Second Edition, revised and
corrected. 8vo, half calf. Edinburgh, 1809
5098 WARREN (WILLIAM F.) Paradise Found. The Cradle of the
Human Race at the North Pole. A Study of the Prehistoric
World. Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1885
5099 WEISMANN (A.) Essays upon Heredity and kindred Biological
Problems. Authorized translation, edited by E. B. Poulton, S.
Schonland, and A. E. Shipley. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth.
Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1891-92
5100 WESTROPP (HODDER M.) and WAKE (C. STANILAND).
Ancient Symbol Worship. ' Influence of the Phallic Idea in the
Religions of Antiquity. With Introduction, Notes and Appendix,
by Alexander Wilder. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1874
* From the Library of Henry Ward Beecher, and with his pencil notes.
5101 Ancient Symbol Worship. Second Edition. Illustrated. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1875
5102 WHITAKER'S ALMANACS. The Years 1896 to 1901. 6 vols.
post 8vo, half roan. London, 1 896-1 901
WHITNEY (WILLIAM DWIGHT). See under Miiller (Sir
F. Max).
5103 WILTSCH (J. E. T.) Handbook of the Geography and Statistics
of the Church. Translated -by John Leitch. With Preface by
Frederick Denison Maurice. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
588 XTbe General Xtbran?
5104 WINNING (W. B.) Manual of Comparative Philology, in which
the Affinity of the Indo-European Languages is illustrated and
applied to the Primeval History of Europe, Italy, and Rome. 8vo,
half calf. London, 1838
5 105 WISEMAN (H. E. — Cardinal). Lectures on the Principal Doctrines
and Practices of the Catholic Church. Sixth American from the
last London Edition, revised and corrected. 2 volumes in 1, Post
8vo, cloth. Baltimore, 1870
5106 WITKOSKI (DR. S. J.) The Evil that has been said of Doctors:
Extracts from Early Writers. Translated, with Annotations, by
T. C. Minor. Square crown 8vo, cloth. Cincinnati, 1889
5107 WORDSWORTH (CHR- Bishop of Lincoln). St. Hippolytus
and the Church of Rome in the Earlier Part of the Third Century.
From the Newly Discovered "Refutation of all Heresies." Second
and Enlarged Edition. Portrait and plate. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1880
5108 YOUNG (ROBERT). Analytical Concordance to the Bible . . .
with the latest Information on Biblical Geography and Antiquities,
etc. Revised Edition. 4to, cloth, pp. 1090 (binding damaged).
Edinburgh, 1881
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NO subject is of more absorbing interest to the intelligent
man or the student than the history of the earliest periods
of the human race, and the progressive development of civiliza-
tion and morality from the state of primitive savagery. Incom-
plete as these records may be, sufficient evidence has been found
to enable us fairly to know the history of the gradual rise of
Empires, the institution and recognition of national and indi-
vidual rights, and the recurring changes of independence,
conquest and re-conquest, until their gradual decay and literal
disappearance from the face of the earth.
Linked intimately with the political and social history is that
of religious beliefs. The sole, permanent remains that we have
to-day of these nations being the monotheistic doctrine of the
ancient Hebrews, and the belief in the immortality of the soul
that was taught, in a form, by the Egyptians several thousand
years ago. To the Social and Political Reformer, the Dreamer
after Primitive Conditions of Society, the Religious Enthusiast,
the Agnostic, Deist, Materialist, or Infidel, these subjects are of
surpassing interest, and the works that deal directly with them
are comprised in the part of the Library of Mr. Wilberforce
Eames here offered.
One great difficulty in history has been to decide the lines of
demarcation, nations overlapping one another as centuries
elapsed. Localities remain, but the people change, or charac-
teristics are modified by conquest or migration. The earliest
nations of which we have record, those in the valleys of the
Euphrates and Tigris Rivers, grew mighty in power, spreading
to the shores of the Mediterranean in the time of Sargon and
successfully attacking Egypt. Later, the neighboring nation of
Persia became all-conquering, and territories were overrun,
devastated in places, and in others simply annexed and peopled.
Still later, hordes of Tatars and Mongols swept like a flood
over the continent from the furthest parts of Asia, and into
Europe, and were checked only when they approached the higher
reaches of the Danube. Each nationality left its influence —
sometimes for the better, often for the worse — and thus the
history of the earliest civilizations is practically the history of
the races of Western and Central- Asia. E. T.
THE PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS.
Books relating generally to Asia, the Semitic
Races, Biblical Archaeology, etc.
Egypt; History, Language, Religion, etc.
Coptic Language and Literature
Ethiopic Language and Literature
Himyaritic-Sabjean Inscriptions of Southern
Arabia and the Sinaitic Peninsula .
Arabia; Language, Literature, etc., including
general works on arabia and mohammedanism
Assyria, Babylonia, and the Cuneiform Inscrip-
tions .........
Syria, Palestine, and the Sinaitic Peninsula .
The Jews and their History, including the Hebrew
Language and Literature, the Aramaic or
Chaldee, the Talmudic, the Rabbinic, and
Yiddish .... ...
The Samaritan Language, Literature and History
The Moabite Stone
The Phoenician Language, Inscriptions, History,
and Colonies .......
The Syriac Language, Literature and Church .
The Druses
The Hittites ........
Cyprus .........
Asia Minor ........
Georgia and the Caucasus .....
The Armenian Language, Literature and History
The Persian Language, Literature and History,
INCLUDING THE ZEND, PaHLAVI, HUZVARESH, ETC.
The Turkish Language, Literature and History
Central and Northern Asia (The Caspian, Turkes-
tan, Bokhara, Khiva, Merv, the Pamirs, Kashgar,
Yarkand, Khotan, Kuldja, Sungaria, Siberia, part
of Russia, etc. .......
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XTbe 1bi8tor\>, ^Languages, anb literature
of Western anb Central Hsia,
General TOorfes on Western Hsia, tbe Semitic IRaces,
Biblical Hrcb£eoloG£, Ibistorp, etc.
5109 ANDERSON (RUFUS). History of Missions of the American
Board of . . . Foreign Missions to the Oriental Churches. (Greeks,
Armenians, Jacobites, Bulgarians, Turks, Palestine, Syrians, Moham-
medans, etc.) Portrait and map. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1872
51 10 BABELON (ERNEST). Manual of Oriental Antiquities, includ-
ing the Architecture, Sculpture, and Industrial Arts of Chaldaea,
Assyria, Persia, Syria, Judaea, Phoenicia and Carthage. Translated
and enlarged by B. T. A. Evetts. 241 illustrations. Square 8vo,
cloth. London, 1889
51 1 1 BALL (C. J.) Light from the East; or, the Witness of the Monu-
ments. An Introduction to the Study of Biblical Archaeology.
Numerous illustrations of ancient monuments and inscriptions, mostly
from photographs. Small 4to, cloth. London, 1899
*A resum/oi the latest archaeological discoveries which relate in any way to Biblical
history, with complete translations of many inscriptions.
51 12 BANDINI (ANGELO MARIA). La Stamperia Mediceo-Ori-
entale. Frammento di una memoria in parte inedita. i6mo, wrap-
pers, pp. 44. Florence, 1878
51 13 BERTIN (G.) Suggestions on the Formation of the Semitic Tenses.
Folding plate. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 14. [London, 1882]
51 14 BIBLIA. A Monthly Journal of Oriental Research. The American
Organ of the Egypt Exploration Fund, etc. Vols. 10 to 15, 1897, to
1903. Complete in the original numbers. (As 6 vols.)
N. Y. and Meriden, Conn., 1897-1903
589
59° Western anfc Central asia
GENERAL WORKS ON WESTERN ASIA, ETC.— Continued.
51 15 BRINTON (DANIEL G.) The Protohistoric Ethnography of
Western Asia. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 32. (Proceedings Amer. Philos.
Society.) Philadelphia, 1895
51 16 CAMBRIDGE ESSAYS. Contributed by Members of the Uni-
versity. 1855, 1856, 1857, and 1858. 4 vols. 8vo, limp boards.
London, 1855-58
* Among essays on Oriental subjects are, The Ancient Bashan and the Cities of Og,
by C. C. Graham, and the important series of articles on and translations from the
Egyptian Hieratic Papyri, by C. W. Goodwin.
51 17 CATALOGUES. Maisonneuve's Catalogue of Arabic, Turkish, and
Persian Works (French), 1901 ; Price List of Publications of the
American Mission Press, Beirut, Syria, illustrated, 1891 ; Catalogue
de la Bibliotheque de Feu M. J. Mohl (Auction sale), Paris, 1876;
etc. 6 pieces, 8vo, wrappers. (As a lot.)
5 1 18 CLARKE (JOHN C. C.) The Origin and Varieties of the Semitic
Alphabet, with specimens. Second Edition. 20 illustrative tables.
Imp. 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1884
5119 COOPER (W. R.) An Archaic Dictionary: biographical, historical
and mythological ; from the Egyptian, Assyrian, and Etruscan Monu-
ments and Papyri. 8vo, cloth. London, 1876
5120 CUMBERLAND (R. — Bishop of Peterborough). Origines Gen-
tium Antiquissimae ; or, Attempts for Discovering the Times
of the First Planting of Nations. Publish'd from his Lordship's
Manuscript by S. Payne. 8vo, full crimson straight-grained morocco,
gilt top, uncut. London, 1724
5 1 21 D RIVAL (ABBE E. VAN). Grammaire Comparee des Langues
Bibliques. Premiere partie: Histoire et Analyse des Alphabets
Semitiques et Europeens. 25 plates of primitive alphabets. Royal
8vo, half calf. Paris, 1853
5122 EVETTS (BASIL T. A.) New Light on the Bible and the Holy
Land, being an Account of some Recent Discoveries in the East.
Plates of cuneiform inscriptions, etc. 8vo, cloth. New York [1895]
5123 FISHER (JONATHAN). Scripture Animals, or Natural History
of the living creatures named in the Bible. Numerous woodcuts.
Post 8vo, cloth. Portland, 1834
* The author was minister at Blue Hill, Maine, and he designed and engraved for
himself the numerous quaint woodcuts in this book.
Mestern ant) Central Hsia 59 x
GENERAL WORKS ON WESTERN ASIA, ETC.— Continued.
5124 FLOIGL (DR. VICTOR). Geschichte des Semitischen Altertums.
6 folding tables. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 47. Leipzig, 1882
5125 GROSER (WILLIAM H.) Scripture Natural History. The
Trees and Plants Mentioned in the Bible. Illustrations. Crown
8vo, cloth. [London] 1888
5126 HILPRECHT (HERMAN V.— Editor). Recent Research in Bible
Lands; its Progress and Results. Maps and illustrations. Square
8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1896
5127 HOMMEL (FRITZ). Die Semitschen Volker und Sprachen.
Erster Band. 3 parts, 8vo, wrappers. Leipzig, 1881-83
5128 Geschichte des alten Morgenlandes. Map and plates. i2mo,
cloth. Stuttgart, 1895
5129 HORNE (THOMAS HARTWELL). Manual of Biblical Bibli-
ography. Facsimile and table. Royal 8vo, half morocco.
London, 1839
5130 HOTTINGER (J. H.) Promtuarium; sive, Bibliotheca Orientalis
exhibens catalogum .... authorum Hebraicorum, Syriacorum, Arabi-
corum, ^Egyptiacorum, iEthiopicorum, etc. Small 4to. Fine copy
handsomely bound by Du Simier in full crimson levant morocco gilt,
gilt edges. Heidelberg, 1658
* The First General Bibliography of Oriental Books and Manuscripts. At the end
is list of Oriental Manuscripts in the Escurial, and the libraries of Scaliger, Erpenius,
and J. B. Raymond.
5131 HUIZINGA (ABEL H.) Analogy in the Semitic Languages. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 64. Presentation copy. Baltimore, 1891
5132 KEANE (AUGUSTUS H.) Asia, with Ethnological Appendix.
Edited by Sir Richard Temple. Map and illustrations. Thick post
8vo, cloth. (Stanford's Compendium of Geography and Travel.)
London, 1882
5133 KITTO (JOHN). Cyclopaedia of Biblical Literature. Third Edi-
tion, edited by Wm. Lindsay Alexander. With Biographical Notices
and Index. Engraved plates, and illustrations in the text. 3 vols,
thick royal 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1870
592 TKHestern anfc Central Bsia
GENERAL WORKS ON WESTERN ASIA, ETC.— Continued.
5134 LENORMANT (FRANCOIS) and CHEVALLIER (E.) The
Student's Manual of Oriental History. . . . The Ancient History of the
East to the Commencement of the Median Wars. 2 vols, post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1869-70
* Scarce.
5135 LENORMANT (FRANCOIS). Histoire Ancienne de l'Orient
jusqu'aux Guerres Mediques. Neuvieme edition, revue, corrige,
augmentee et illustree de nombreuses figures d'apres les monuments
antiques. 22 maps and 639 illustrations in the text. 3 vols. imp.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 473, 462 and 426. Paris, 1881-83
5136 MAHAFFY (JOHN P.) Prolegomena to Ancient History, con-
taining Part I., Interpretations of Legends and Inscriptions ; Part
II., Survey of Old Egyptian Literature. A few plates. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1871
5137 MARTIN (SIR W.) Inquiries concerning the Structure of the
Semitic Languages. Two Parts in one volume. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1876
5138 MASPERO (GASTON). The Dawn of Civilization. Edited by A.
H. Sayce. Translated by M. L. McClure. Map and over 4/0 illus-
trations and plans. Thick imp. 8vo, cloth. London, 1894
5139 The Struggle of the Nations. Egypt, Syria, and Assyria.
Edited by A. H. Sayce. Translated by M. L. McClure. Map, 3
colored plates and over 400 illustrations. Imp. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1896
5140 The Passing of the Empires. 850 to 330 B. C. Edited by A.
H. Sayce. Translated by M. L. McClure. Maps, 5 colored plates
and hundreds of illustrations. Imp. 8vo, cloth. London, 1900
5 141 MURRAY (HUGH). Historical Account of Discoveries and
Travels in Asia, from the earliest ages to the present time. 3 fold-
ing maps. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt. Edinburgh, 1820
5142 NOLDEKE (THEODOR). Sketches from Eastern History.
Translated by John Sutherland Black, and revised by the author.
Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
* On Mohammedanism, Syrian Saints, the Koran, etc.
llXHestern anfc Central Hsia 593
GENERAL WORKS ON WESTERN ASIA, ETC.— Continued.
5143 OPPERT (DR. GUSTAV). Der Presbyter Johannes in Sage und
Geschichte. Ein beitrag zur Voelker- und Kirchenhistorie und zur
Heldendichtung des Mittelalters. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 208.
Berlin, 1864
* A critical treatise on all the early accounts of Prester John, by Benjamin of
Tudela, Otto von Freisingen, Marco Polo, etc.
5144 OUSELEY (SIR WILLIAM). Catalogue of Several Hundred
Manuscript Works in various Oriental Languages (describing 725
items). Facsimile of Oriental writing. 4to, limp boards.
London: Privately Printed, 1831
5145 PALMER (E. H.) Descriptive Catalogue of the Arabian, Persian,
and Turkish Manuscripts in Trinity College, Cambridge. With
Appendix, containing a catalogue of the Hebrew and Samaritan MSS.
8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1870
5146 Outlines of Scripture Geography. 2 maps. i2mo, limp cloth.
London [1874?]
5147 PERROT (GEORGES) and CHIPIEZ (CHARLES). History
of Art in Sardinia, Judaea, Syria, and Asia Minor. Translated and
edited by I. Gonino. 8 steel and colored plates and 406 engravings.
2 vols. imp. 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
5148 PLEYTE (W.) La Religion des Pre-Israelites. Recherches sur le
Dieu Seth. With 10 plates. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 256. Utrecht, 1862
5149 RECORDS OF THE PAST. English Translations of the Assyrian
and Egyptian Monuments. Published under the sanction of The
Society of Biblical Archaeology. Complete set. 12 vols, crown 8vo,
original cloth (Vols. 1 and 2 are Second Editions, the remaining
volumes are of the First and Scarce Edition). London, 1875-81
* A valuable and scarce series of translations by the best authorities of Egyptian,
Assyrian, and Babylonian texts, including the Behistun Inscription ; Egyptian tales,
Inscriptions ; Hymns, and sacred texts relating to Isis and Osiris ; The Izdubar
Legends, and Legends of the Tower of Babel; the Chaldean account of the Creation,
etc., etc.
5150 Records of the Past. Being English Translations of the
Ancient Monuments of Egypt and Western Asia. New Series edited
by A. H. Sayce. Complete in 6 vols, crown 8vo, cloth.
London [1888-92]
* Containing many new documents, and translations revised by the light of later
discoveries of the more important documents included in the First Series.
594 TKRestern ant) Central Hsfa
GENERAL WORKS ON WESTERN ASIA, ETC.— Continued.
515 1 REHATSEK (EDWARD). Catalogue Raisonne of the Arabic,
Hindostani, Persian, and Turkish MSS. in the Mulla Firuz Library.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 279. [Bombay] 1873
5152 REN AN (ERNEST). Histoire Generale des Langues Semitiques.
Seconde edition, revue et augmentee. Thick 8vo, half calf.
Paris, 1858
5153 Histoire Generale des Langues Semitiques. Cinquieme
edition, revue et augmentee. Thick 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1878
5154 RULE (WM. HARRIS) and ANDERSON (J. CORBET).
Biblical Monuments. 61 plates of facsimiles of ancient monuments,
manuscripts, inscriptions, views, etc. Imp. 8vo, cloth, gilt top.
Croydon: Privately Printed, 187 1-3
5155 RULE (WILLIAM HARRIS). Oriental Records (Monumental
and Historical) confirmatory of the Old and New Testaments. Fac-
similes. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth, gilt. London, n. d. [1877]
* Contains translations of the Assyrian Creation and Deluge Tablets, etc.
5156 SACY (SILVESTRE DE). Catalogue des Livres composant la
Bibliotheque de M. Le Bn. Silvestre de Sacy. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf.
Paris, 1842-47
* With prices in ink. A fine Oriental collection, containing both printed books
and manuscripts.
5157 SAYCE (A. H.) The Ancient Empires of the East. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1884
5158 Fresh Light from the Ancient Monuments. Crown 8vo, cloth.
[London, 1888?]
5159 Fresh Light from the Ancient Monuments. Fifth Edition.
Crown 8vo, cloth. [London] 1890
5160 The Races of the Old Testament. Illustrations. Crown 8vo,
cloth. [London] 1891
5 1 61 The "Higher Criticism" and the Verdict of the Monuments.
Fifth Edition. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
5162 SMITH (DR. WILLIAM). Dictionary of the Bible; its Antiquities,
Biography, Geography, and Natural History. Revised and edited by
H. B. Hackett and Ezra Abbott. 4 vols, thick 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1880-81
Western anfc Central Hsta 595
GENERAL WORKS ON WESTERN ASIA, ETC.— Continued.
5163 SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL ARCHEOLOGY. Transactions,
from Vol. 1, 1872, to Vol. 9, 1893 (lacking Part 2 of Vol. 7) ; with
the General Index to the Transactions, 1903. Together 10 vols.
8vo (8 vols, bound in half cloth, the remainder in parts). As 10 vols.
London, 1872- 1903
* Very Scarce, the early volumes being out of print and rare. Containing the
most complete collection of translations of Assyrian, Egyptian, Babylonian, and other
primitive texts relating to Biblical history issued. With numerous facsimiles.
5164 Proceedings. From No. 6, Vol. IX, 1887, to Vol. XXVII,
No. 1, Jan., 1905. In the original wrappers. (As 18 vols.)
London, 1887- 1905
* Containing the minor papers on Biblical Archaeology, translations, etc., with
numerous facsimiles. Texts in Egyptian, Assyrian, Coptic, Syriac, etc. Scarce.
5165 SPURGEON (C. H.) Commenting and Commentaries: Two Lec-
tures. . . . with a Catalogue of Biblical Commentaries and Expositions.
8vo, cloth. London, 1876
5166 TERNAUX-COMPANS (HENRI). Bibliotheque Asiatique et
Africaine; ou, catalogue des ouvrages relatifs a l'Asie et a l'Afrique
qui ont paru depuis la Decouverte de lTmprimerie jusqu'en 1700.
Post 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1841
5167 WILLIAMSON (GEORGE C.) The Money of the Bible. Nume-
rous facsimiles. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York [1894]
5168 WILSON (SIR CHARLES). Handbook for Asia Minor. Trans-
caucasia, Persia, etc. Maps and plans. i2mo, cloth. London, 1895
5169 WRIGHT (WILLIAM). Lectures on the Comparative Grammar
of the Semitic Languages. Royal 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1890
5170 BARNARD (F. A. P.) The Imaginary Metrological System of the
Great Pyramid of Gizeh. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1884
5171 BENSON (MARGARET) and GOURLAY (JANET). The
Temple of Mut in Asher. Account of the Excavation . . . the Re-
ligious Representations and Objects found therein, as illustrating the
History of Egypt, etc. The Inscriptions and Translations by Percy
E. Newberry. Plans and 28 plates. 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
596 Mestern ant) Central Hsia
EGYPT— Continued.
5172 BIBLIOTHEQUE KHEDIVIALE. Catalogue de la Section
Europeenne. I. L'figypte. (Compiled by Dr. Vollers.) 8vo, wrap-
pers, pp. 205. Cairo, 1892
* Catalogue of Books on Egypt.
5173 BIRCH (SAMUEL). Egyptian Texts, selected and edited for the
use of students. (Text and transliteration.) Royal 8vo, cloth.
London [1877]
5174 Egypt from the Earliest Times to B. C. 300. i2mo, cloth.
London, 1890
5175 BONWICK (JAMES). Egyptian Belief and Modern Thought.
Colored frontispiece. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1878
* The funeral rites of the ancient Egytians, sex and serpent worship, etc.
5176 BOOK OF THE DEAD. Papyrus of the Book of the Dead.
Fragments of a Papyrus of the Book of the Dead (or, The
Coming forth from the Day), mounted on eleven sheets of cardboard
within sunk mounts, and bound in book form, oblong 4to. The total
length of the fragments is 129 in.
* The fragments are of a papyrus probably not earlier than the XXII or XXIII
(about 9th or ioth century B.C.) dynasty, in Hieratic character, and of various
chapters, the greater part of the ritual lacking, but the drawings well painted and
representing some of the most important portions. Among these is, on mount 3,
the scene of Anubis weighing the conscience of the deceased and the spirit of dark-
ness— Amenut, the destroyer — waiting for the result, on the left is Osiris on his
throne. Mount 6 is a portion of the chapter "Of not turning to Corruption," where
Anubis is seen questioning the mummy. On mount 2, in the centre, is seen Horus
the sun god in his barque, while on the right is represented the ladder by which the
soul visits the mummy. Other figures seen on the fragments are the serpent Se-ta,
the cow Meh-urit (the eye of Ra), etc.
5177 BOOK OF THE DEAD. Das Todtenbuch der Agypter nach dem
Hieroglyphischen Papyrus in Turin mit einem vorworte zum ersten
male herausgegeben. Von Dr. R. Lepsius. 24 pp. of text, and 79
plates of hieroglyphics in red-and-black characters. Large 4to, wrap-
pers. With autograph of W. St. Chad Boscawen. Leipzig, 1842
* Very Scarce.
5178 Egyptian Texts of the Earliest Period from the Coffin of
Amamu in the British Museum. With a translation by the late
Samuel Birch. J-? full-sice plates of the inscriptions in the colors of
the originals. Atlas folio, boards, cloth back. London, 1886
Western anfc Central Bsfa 597
EGYPT— Continued.
5179 BOOK OF THE DEAD. The Book of the Dead. Facsimile of the
Papyrus of Ani in the British Museum. Folio, half morocco. Printed
by order of the trustees. London, 1890
* With 37 full-page plates printed in colors in exact facsimile, and with introduction
and descriptive text, by P. Le Page Renouf.
5180 Egyptian Book of the Dead. Translation and Commentary,
by P. le Page Renouf. Continued and completed by E. Naville.
Complete in the original 8 parts as issued. 4to, wrappers.
London, 1893- 1904
* Privately printed for the Society of Biblical Archaeology, with 72 plates and
numerous vignettes.
5 181 The Egyptian Book of the Dead. The most ancient and the
most important of the extant religious texts of Ancient Egypt. Edited
with complete translation, and various chapters on its history, sym-
bolism, etc. By Charles H. S. Davis. With 99 plates in facsimile
from the Turin papyrus and the Louvre papyrus. 4to, cloth.
New York, 1894
5182 The Book of the Dead. The Papyrus of Ani in the British
Museum. The Egyptian text, with interlinear transliteration and
translation, a running translation, introduction, etc. By E. A. Wallis
Budge. Thick 4to, half morocco. London, 1895
5183 The Book of the Dead. The Chapters of Coming Forth by
Day. The Egyptian Text according to the Theban Recension in
Hieroglyphic, edited from numerous Papyri, with a translation, voca-
bulary, etc. By E. A. Wallis Budge. 3 vols, thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1898
5184 BREASTED (JAMES HENRY). Ancient Records of Egypt from
the Earliest Times to the Persian Conquest. Collected, edited, and
translated, with Commentary. 4 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1906
* A valuable collection of translations from inscriptions, scarabs and papyri, ending
about B.C. 550. Among the more important are the accounts of Thothmes' expedi-
tion against Palestine, and the Battle of Megiddo: Ramses II. against Palestine and
the Hittites, with account of the Battle of Kadesh, the storming of Askalon ; accounts
of the robberies of the Royal Tombs, etc. With a few illustrative woodcuts.
5185 BRODRICK (M.) and MORTON (A. ANDERSON). Concise
Dictionary of Egyptian Archaeology. 80 illustrations and many car-
touches. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1902
598 Mestern an£> Central Hsia
EGYPT— Continued.
5186 BRUGSCH-BEY (HENRY.) History of Egypt under the Pharaohs
derived entirely from the Monuments. Translated by H. D. Seymour,
completed and edited by Philip Smith. . . to which is added a Memoir
on the Exodus of the Israelites. Colored frontispieces and maps.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
* Very Scarce.
5187 History of Egypt under the Pharaohs. Second Edition, with
a New Preface, Additions, ' and Original Notes by the Author. 2
vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
* The colored frontispieces were omitted in this edition, but it contains additional
woodcuts.
5188 Egypt under the Pharaohs. A New Edition, condensed and
revised by M. Brodrick. Maps, plans and illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1891
5189 BUDGE (E. A. WALLIS). The Sarcophagus of Anchnesraneferab,
Queen of Ahmes II., King of Egypt. About B. C. 564-526. Draw-
ings from the sarcophagus. 4to, cloth. London, 1885
* Contains Egyptian text with interlinear transliteration and translation.
5190 The Dwellers on the Nile; or chapters on the Life, Literature,
History, and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians. Second Edition.
Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth. [London] 1888
5 191 The Nile. Notes for Travellers in Egypt. Third Edition.
Maps, plans, etc. i2mo, cloth, gilt. London, 1893
* Description of temples, with chapters on the reading of Egyptian inscriptions,
Cartouches of the ancient Kings, etc.
5192 The Mummy. Chapters on Egyptian Funereal Archaeology.
88 illustrations of inscriptions, etc. 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1893
5193 An Egyptian Reading Book for Beginners. Historical,
Funereal, Moral, Religious and Mythological Texts printed in Hiero-
glyphic Characters, with Transliteration, Translation, and Vocabu-
lary. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1896
5194 Easy Lessons in Egyptian Hieroglyphics, with Sign List.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
5195 History of Egypt from the Neolithic and Archaic Periods to
the death of Cleopatra VII (B. C. 30). Numerous illustrations.
Complete in 8 vols. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1902
Western anfc Central Bsia 599
E G Y PT— Continued.
5196 BUNSEN (CHRISTIAN C. J.) Egypt's Place in Universal His-
tory. An historical investigation. Translated by Charles H. Cottrell,
with additions by Samuel Birch. Plates. 5 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt
tops. London, 1848-67
* A fine copy of this exhaustive work, containing complete hieroglyphic Dictionary
and Grammar, the Book of the Dead, Chrestomathy, etc. Very rare, the fifth volume
especially so.
5197 CAULFIELD (A. ST. G.) The Temple of the Kings at Abydos
(Sety I). With drawings (26 full-page plates) by H. L. Christie,
and a chapter by W. M. Flinders Petrie. 4to, boards. London, 1902
5198 CHABAS (F.) Les Pasteurs en figypte. 4to, limp boards, pp. 56.
* On the Shepherd Kings. Amsterdam, 1 868
5199 fitudes sur l'Antiquite Historique d'apres les Sources figypti-
ennes et Les Monuments reputes Prehistoriques. Deuxieme
edition, revue et augmentee. 6 plates and 260 illustrations in the text.
Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 606. Paris, 1873
5200 Le Calendrier des Jours Fastes et Nefastes de l'Annee figypti-
enne. Traduction complete du Papyrus Sallier IV. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 136. Presentation copy. Chalons, n. d. [1890?]
5201 CHAMPOLLION (J. F.— LE JEUNE). Dictionnaire Egyptien en
ficriture Hieroglyphique. Publie d'apres les manuscrits autographes,
et sous les Auspices de M. Villemain par M. Champollion Figeac.
[Printed in lithographic script.] Folio, wrappers, pp. 487.
* Scarce. Paris, 1841
5202 COOPER (W. R.) Serpent Myths of Ancient Egypt. A Com-
parative History of these Myths, compiled from the "Ritual of the
Dead," Egyptian Inscriptions, Papyri, and Monuments in the British
and Continental Museums. With notes and remarks by S. Birch, M.
Renouf, M. Lenormant, S. M. Drach, and other Egyptologers. 129
illustrations. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 86. London, 1873
5203 Short History of Egyptian Obelisks. With translations of
many of the Hieroglyphic Inscriptions by M. Francois Chabas.
Second Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. London [1877]
5204 CORY (ISAAC PRESTON). Chronological Inquiry into the
Ancient History of Egypt. i2mo, half cloth.
London: Pickering, 1837
600 Western ant) Central Hsta
E GY PT —Continued.
5205 DAWSON (SIR J. WILLIAM). Egypt and Syria. Their Physi-
cal Features in relation to Bible History. Illustrations. Crown 8vo,
cloth. [London] 1885
5206 EGYPT EXPLORATION FUND. The Store City of Pithom and
the route of the Exodus. By Edouard Naville. Third Edition.
4to, boards. London, 1888
* Illustrated with 13 plates mostly from photographs, and two maps. A most
interesting account of the results of the excavations on the site of what is supposed to
be the "treasure city," built by the Israelites for the Pharaoh of the " oppression,"
Rameses II. The brick buildings were mainly constructed of sun-dried bricks made
without straw.
These publications of the Egypt Exploration Fund were mostly published at $5
each, and many are now out of print and scarce.
5207 Tanis. Part I, by W. M. Flinders Petrie; and, Part II,
Nebesheh (Am) and Defenneh (Tahpanhes), by Petrie, with chap-
ters by A. S. Murray and F. L. Griffith. 2 vols. 4to, boards.
London, 1885-88
* The Zoan of the Bible, and a very early city of the delta. Famous for its
sculptures and sphinxes, supposedly of the Hyksos period. Illustrated with about 80
plates and plans.
5208 Naukratis. Part I, by W. M. Flinders Petrie, with chapters
by C. Smith, E. Gardner, and B. V. Head; Part II, by E. A. Gardner,
and Appendix by F. L. Griffith. 2 vols. 4to, boards. London, 1886-88
* A centre of commerce with Greece, and containing a large number of Greek
settlers, the remains showing the influence of Greek art on that of the Egyptians.
Illustrated with nearly 100 plates.
5209 Goshen, and the Shrine of Saft el Henneh. By Edouard
Naville. 4to, boards. London, 1887
* With 1 1 plates and plans.
5210 Two Hieroglyphic Papyri from Tanis. I. The Sign Papy-
rus, by F. L. Griffith; II. The Geographical Papyri, by W. M. F.
Petrie, and Prof. H. Brugsch. 4to, boards. London, 1889
* An Extra Publication of the Fund. With 15 facsimile plates.
521 1 The Mound of the Jew, and the City of Onias. By Edouard
Naville ; The Antiquities of Tell el Yahudiyeh, by F. L. Griffith. In
one volume. 4to, boards. London, 1890
* Possibly the Onias mentioned by Josephus, and undoubtedly a Jewish settlement.
The volume also contains accounts of researches at Heliopolis and elsewhere. Illus-
trated with 26 plates.
■flXHestern anfc Central Bsia 60 1
EGYPT— Continued.
5212 EGYPT EXPLORATION FUND. Bubastis. By Edouard
Naville. 4to, boards. London, 1891
* Bubastis, the Pi-Beseth mentioned by Ezekiel. One of the most important cities
of the delta, described by Herodotus. The remains found date back to before the
period of the Hyksos, and are most valuable to the historian. In this city was the
principal worship of the cat-headed goddess Bast, or the goddess of pleasure, and a
whole cemetery — covering several acres — was found where the sacred animals had been
buried. With 54 plates,
5213 The Festival Hall of Osorkon II, and the Great Temple
of Bubastis. By Edouard Naville. 4to, boards. London, 1892
* The greater portion of the 40 plates are representations of the inscriptions de-
picting a great festival given by Osorkon the Second — of the XXII. Dynasty.
5214 Ahnas el Medineh, with chapters on Mendes, the Nome of
Thoth, and Leontopolis. By E. Naville, and Prof. T. Hayter Lewis;
The Tomb of Paheri at El Kab, by J. J. Tylor and E. L. Griffith. In
one volume. 4to, boards. London, 1894
* Ahnas el Medineh, or Heracleopolis — or, as it is called in papyri, Chmunu (Che-
nensu) — is also supposed to be by some authorities the Hanes of Isaiah. The excava-
tions have not thrown much definite light on this latter point, but have proved that
the town must have existed at a very early period, before the XII Dynasty. An early
papyrus, which narrates the story of the struggle between the sun-god Ra and the
powers of darkness, mentions this city. Illustrated with 28 plates.
5215 Atlas of Ancient Egypt. With Complete Index, Geographi-
cal and Historical Notes, Biblical References, etc. 4to, cloth.
* Special Publication of the Fund. London, 1894
5216 The Temple of Deir El Bahari, its Plan, its Founders, and
its First Explorers. By E. Naville. 4to, boards. London,. 1894
* The Tomb of Queen Chnemtamum or Hatshepsu, of the XVIII Dynasty. The
14 plates reproduce the inscriptions showing the famous expedition sent by the Queen
to the " Land of Punt," in which are shown the ships of the Egyptians, the inhabi-
tants of the land of Punt, who apparently were negroes, the vegetation, frankincense
trees, etc.
5217 The Temple of Deir El Bahari. By Edouard Naville. The
four volumes of plates, and scale plans, containing in all 118 large-
size plates, some colored in facsimile of the original. 4 vols, folio,
boards. London, 1894-1901
5218 Deshasheh. By W. M. Flinders Petrie. 4to, boards.
London, 1898
* Explorations of tombs of the Vth and Vlth Dynasties. The inscriptions repre-
senting the life of the people in much detail. With 38 plates.
602 Western anfc Central Bsia
EGWT— Continued.
5219 EGYPT EXPLORATION FUND. Dendereh. By W. M. Flind-
ers Petrie. With 38 plates ; and the Special Extra Number containing
32 extra plates. 2 vols. 4to, boards. London, 1900
* One of the most famous and best-known temples of Egypt, sacred to Hathor the
goddess of love. The explorations were mainly in the cemeteries, where some of the
earliest " mastabas " in Egypt are found, dating back to the IVth Dynasty.
2220 The Royal Tombs of the First Dynasty. By W. M.
Flinders Petrie. 2 parts containing 130 plates, and the Special Extra
Number containing 35 extra plates. Together 3 vols. 4to, boards.
London, 1900-1901
5221 Diospolis Parva. The Cemeteries of Abadiyeh and Hu. By
W. M. Flinders Petrie. With a chapter by A. C. Mace. 4to, boards.
London, 1901
* Excavations on pre-historic sites in Egypt. With 48 plates. Special Extra Pub-
lication of the Fund.
5222 Reports of the Ordinary General Meetings, 8th to 10th, 12th,
14th to 17th, 1893-1903; in the original wrappers, and 2 other
pamphlets. 10 pieces.
5223 Archaeological Reports. 1892-1893 to 1902-1903, with the
Special Extra Report on the work at Ahnas and Beni Hasan, by M.
Naville and others. With illustrations, maps, and plans. 11 pieces.
4to, wrappers.
5224 Archaeological Survey of Egypt. Beni Hasan. By Percy
E. Newbery. With plans and measurements by G. Willoughby
Fraser. Parts 1, 2, and 4. 3 vols. 4to, boards.
London, 1893, 1894, 1900
* Famous Tombs of the Xllth Dynasty (B. C. 2800-2500), noted for the richness
and elaborateness of their inscriptions, reproduced in these volumes in full detail.
Over 100 plates are given, many of them colored in facsimile of the original coloring.
In the last part are enlarged details of the human figures, and animals represented
wholly in colors.
5225 Archaeological Survey of Egypt. The Mastaba of Ptah-
hetep and Akhethetep at Saqqareh. By N. de G. Davies. 2 vols.
4to, boards. London, 1900-1901
* The " Mastaba " are the tombs of the Old Empire of Egypt, built of stone, as dis-
tinguished from the rock-cut tombs of the later dynasties. These particular tombs at
Saqqarah date back to the Vth Dynasty, and are specially important for the graphic
pictures represented of the daily life of the Egyptians of the period. The subjects
represent banqueting scenes, hunters, a market place, cattle feeding, games and
sports, wine making, farmyard scenes. 65 large-size plates are given — three in colors,
from photographs and tracings.
Western anb Central Hsia 603
EGYPT— Continued.
5226 EGYPT EXPLORATION FUND. Arch/eological Survey of
Egypt. The Rock Tombs of Sheikh Said. By N. de G. Davies.
4to, boards. London, 1901
* Some of the earliest rock-cut tombs, probably dating back to the Vlth Dynasty,
and made for important personages of the court, or the governor of the province.
The ancient town close to these tombs was the celebrated Hermopolis of the Greeks,
and famous for its temples to the god Thoth. 34 plates are given of the inscriptions
representing a fowling scene in the Nile marshes, with hippopotami and reed boats,
pastoral and banqueting scenes, etc.
5227 ERMAN (ADOLF). Life in Ancient Egypt. Translated by H. M.
Tirard. / / plates, and 400 illustrations in the text. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1894
5228 FRITH'S PHOTOGRAPHS. Egypt and Palestine Photographed
and Described. By Francis Frith. j6 large photographs, with de-
scriptive text. 2 vols, folio, half morocco. London [1858-59]
* The photographs are mostly of Egypt.
5229 GLIDDON (GEORGE R.) Otia ^Egyptiaca. Discourse on
Egyptian Archaeology, and Hieroglyphical Discoveries. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1849
5230 GRIFFITH (F. L.) The Inscriptions of Siut and Der Rifeh. 21
full-page plates of facsimiles. 4to, boards. London, 1889
* Inscriptions of a miscellaneous nature dating from the Xllth to the IXth dynasty.
Some of them refer to the martial deeds of a certain Tefaba, who was apparently a
Prince or Ruler of Siut, in crushing out a rebellion.
5231 GUIDE BOOKS. Murray's Hand-Book, London, 1880; Baede-
ker's Guide to Lower Egypt, Leipzig, 1895. Maps, etc. 3 vols.
i2mo, cloth.
5232 HARRIS (A. C.) Hieroglyphical Standards, representing places in
Egypt supposed to be Nomes and Toparchies. 8 plates of hiero-
glyphics. 4to, cloth, pp. 17. Presentation copy. London [1852]
5233 HAYNES (HENRY W.) Discovery of Palaeolithic Flint Imple-
ments in Upper Egypt. 7 plates of examples. Large 4to, wrappers.
n. p., 1881
5234 HEATH (D. I.) The Exodus Papyri. With Historical and Chrono-
logical Introduction by Miss F. Corbaux. 8vo, cloth. London, 1855
604 Western an& Central Hsia
E GYPT— Contimied.
5235 HORAPOLLOS NILOUS. Horapollinis Hieroglyphica, Graece et
Latine, cum Observationibus & Notis Johann Merceri, Dayid Hoe-
schelii et Nicolai Caussini. Curante Joanne Cornelio de Pauw, qui
suas etiam Observationes addidit. 4to, half morocco.
Trajecti ad Rhenum (Utrecht), 1727
5236 Horapollinis Niloi Hieroglyphica, edidit diversorum codicum
recenter collatorum . . . editionum varias lectiones et versionem
Latinam subjunxit Conrad Leemans. 5 folding plates, zvith some of
the hieroglyphs colored. 8vo, limp boards. Amsterdam, 1835
5237 The Hieroglyphics of Horapollo Nilous. By Alexander
Turner Cory. Frontispiece and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
London: Pickering, 1840
* Scarce. The original manuscript (written probably about the fifth century A. C.)
is a treatise on Egyptian Hieroglyphics, with explanations of the signs. The signs
are here depicted to which each particular explanation refers, the whole illustrating the
ancient Egyptian mythology, and sacred beliefs. The original Greek text is given
with parallel English translation.
5238 HOSKINS (G. A.) Travels in Ethiopia, above the Second Cataract
of the Nile; exhibiting the state of that country and its various in-
habitants under the Dominion of Mohammed Ali ; and illustrating the
Antiquities, Arts and History of the Ancient Kingdom of Meroe.
Map and 90 illustrations (including some colored plates). 4to, cloth.
London, 1835
* The colored plates are very fine facsimiles of sculptures on a tomb at Thebes, the
other illustrations are very carefully drawn from nature. Scarce.
5239 IBRAHIM-HILMY (PRINCE). The Literature of Egypt and the
Soudan, from the Earliest Times to 1885 inclusive. A Bibliography :
comprising Printed Books, Periodical Writings and Papers of
Learned Societies ; Maps and Charts ; Ancient Papyri, Manuscripts,
Drawings, etc. 2 vols. 4to, cloth. London, 1886-87
5240 KENRICK (JOHN). The Egypt of Herodotus; being the Second
and Part of the Third Books of his History, with Notes and pre-
liminary dissertations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1841
5241 Ancient Egypt under the Pharaohs. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1850
5242 KING (REV. JAMES). Cleopatra's Needle. A History of the
London Obelisk with an Exposition of the Hieroglyphics. Illus-
trations. Crown 8vo, cloth. [London, 1883]
Mestern anfc Central Hsia 605
E GY PT— Continued.
5243 KLAPROTH (J.) Examen critique des travaux de feu M. Champol-
lion sur les Hieroglyphes. 5 folding plates and cuts in the text. Paris,
1832; Lettre sur la Decouverte des Hieroglyphes Acrologiques, par
le meme auteur, Paris, 1827. The two bound in one volume. 8vo,
half calf. Paris, 1827-32
5244 KLUNZINGER (C. B.) Upper Egypt; its People and its Pro-
ducts . . . the Manners, Customs, Superstitions, and Occupations of
the People of the Nile Valley, the Desert and the Red Sea Coast, etc.
With prefatory note by Dr. George Schweinfurth. Illustrations.
8vo, cloth. London, 1878
5245 LANE (EDWARD WILLIAM). Manners and Customs of the
Modern Egyptians, in 1833-35, partly from notes made in 1825-28.
Fifth Edition, with additions by E. Stanley Lane-Poole. Illustrated.
2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. (With Autograph Letter Signed by E. W.
Lane, dated London, 10th Dec, 1836.) London, 1871
5246 Cairo Fifty Years Ago. Edited by Stanley Lane-Poole. Plan
of Medieval Cairo. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1896
5247 LANE-POOLE (STANLEY). Cairo. Sketches of its History,
Monuments, and Social Life. Third Edition. Numerous illustra-
tions. 8vo, cloth. London, 1898
5248 LAUTH (FRANZ JOSEPH). Manetho und der Turiner Konigs-
Papyrus, unter sich, mit den Denkmalern und andern Urkunden
verglichen und kritisch gepriift. Lithograph frontispiece. 4to, half
morocco Munich, 1865
* The first part, 40 pp., in type; the remainder, pp. 41-256, in lithograph script,
with facsimiles of the fragments of the manuscripts.
5249 Moses der Ebraeer. Nach zwei .^Egyptischen Papyrus-
Urkunden in hieratischer Schriftart, zum ersten Male dargestellt.
3 plates of facsimiles of the papyrus. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 105.
Munich, 1868
5250 LEPSIUS (DR. RICHARD). Denkmaler aus Agypten und Athi-
opien. Large 4to, wrappers, pp. 36. Berlin, 1849
5251 Discoveries in Egypt, Ethiopia, and the Peninsula of Sinai in
1842-45. Edited, with notes, by Kenneth R. H. Mackenzie. Map
and colored frontispiece. 8vo, half calf (rubbed). London, 1852
606 Western ant> Central Bsia
EGY PT— Continued.
5252 LIEBLEIN (J.) Recherches sur la Chronologie figyptienne,
d'apres les listes Genealogiques. Vignette on title and 9 folding
plates of characters. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 147. Christiania, 1873
5253 LOCKYER (J. NORMAN). The Dawn of Astronomy. A Study
of the Temple- Worship and Mythology of the Ancient Egyptians.
Numerous plans, illustrations of monuments, inscriptions, etc. Thick
8vo, cloth. New York, 1894
5254 MAHAFFY (J. P.) The Empire of the Ptolemies. Illustrations.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
5255 MAKRIZI (TAKI-EDDIN-AHMED). Histoire des Sultans Mam-
louks de l'figypte, ecrite en Arabe. Traduite en Francais et accom-
pagnee de notes philologiques, historiques, geographiques, par M.
Quatremere. 4 parts in 2 vols. 4to (lacks titles to Part I. Vol. 1, and
Part I. Vol. 2, and inserted instead are the titles of Parts 2 of vols.
1 and 2.) Paris [1837-1845]
*The original was written in the 14th Century.
5256 MARIETTE (AUGUSTE). Choix de Monuments et de Dessins
decouverts ou executes pendant le deblaiement de Serapeum de
Memphis. 2 plans of the Necropolis, and 10 engraved plates of
monuments, excavations, etc. 4X0, wrappers, pp. 12. Paris, 1856
* Scarce. By Mariette-Bey.
5257 The Monuments of Upper Egypt. Translated by Alphonse
Mariette. Map. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
5258 Outlines of Ancient Egyptian History. Translated and edited,
with notes, by Mary Brodrick. Second Edition. Tables of the Car-
touches of the Kings of Egypt, and Calendar. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1892
5259 MASPERO (GASTON). Guide du Visiteur au Musee de Boulaq
(Cairo). Plan of the Museum and photographic plates of Egyptian
remains. Post 8vo, cloth. Boulaq, 1883
5260 Egyptian Archaeology. Translated from the French by
Amelia B. Edwards, zpp illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
5261 Egyptian Archaeology. Translated from the French by
Amelia B. Edwards. 2pp illustrations. Royal 8vo, vellum boards,
uncut. London, 1887
* One of only 50 copies on Large Paper.
5262 Les Contes Populaires de l'figypte Ancienne, traduits et com-
mentes. Deuxieme edition. i2mo, cloth. Paris, 1889
Western ant) Central Hsla 607
EGYPT— Continued.
5263 MAY (W. PAGE). Helwan, and the Egyptian Desert. With arti-
cles by A. H. Sayce and G. Schweinfurth. j maps, and illustrations.
i2mo, cloth. London, 1901
5264 MOLD EN KE (CHARLES E.) The Language of the Ancient
Egyptians and its Monumental Records. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 19.
New York, 1887
5265 The Tale of the Two Brothers. A Fairy Tale of Ancient
Egypt. Beng the D'Orbiney Papyrus in Hieratic Characters in the
British Museum. (With) Hieroglyphic Transcription, Glossary,
Notes, Translation, and List of Hieratic Characters, with their Hiero-
glyphic Equivalents, Pronunciation, Determinative Values, etc. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 63. [Part I. The Hieratic text.] New York, 1888
5266 MOLLER (GEORG). Ueber die in einem spathieratischen Papyrus
des Berliner Museums erhaltenen Pyramidentexte. Royal 8vo, wrap-
pers, pp. 64. [Printed in lithographic script.] Berlin, 1900
5267 MORGAN (J. DE). Recherches sur les Origines de l'figypte.
L'Age de la Pierre et les Metaux; and, Ethnographie Prehistorique
et Tombeau Royal de Negadah. Full-page plates in colors, and
numerous illustrations in the text. 2 vols, royal 8vo, wrappers.
Paris, 1896-97
5268 MULLER (W. MAX). Asien und Europa nach Altagyptischen
Denkmalern. Mit einem vorwort von Georg Ebers. Map and illus-
trations. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 403. Leipzig, 1893
* A work of the highest importance and interest, in* which is collected the
scattered information about Asiatic and European countries to be found in the
Egyptian inscriptions.
5269 NASH (D. W.) The Pharaoh of the Exodus. An Examination of
the Modern Systems of Egyptian Chronology. Plan of an Egyptian
calendar. 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
5270 NEWBERRY (PERCY E.) The Life of Rekhmara, Vezir of
Upper Egypt under Thotmes III and Amenhetep II (circa B. C.
1471-1448). 22 full-page plates. 4to, boards. London, 1900
5271 OSBURN (WILLIAM, JR.) Ancient Egypt, her Testimony to the
Truth of the Bible. An Interpretation of the Inscriptions and Pic-
tures which remain upon her tombs and temples. Beautiful colored
plates, and numerous illustrations in the text. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1846
608 WLcstcvn anfc Central Hsia
EGYPT— Continued.
5272 OSBURN (WILLIAM, JR.) Monumental History of Egypt, as re-
corded on the ruins of her Temples, Palaces and Tombs. Maps,
colored plates, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. London, 1854
5273 PALMER (WILLIAM). Egyptian Chronicles. With a harmony
of Sacred and Egyptian chronology, and an Appendix on Babylonian
and Assyrian Antiquities. Colored frontispieces. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1861
* Contains full translations of the oldest records — from Manetho and others.
5274 PAMPHLETS. Egyptian Irrigation, by Clarence T. Johnson, 34
maps and plates (U. S. Dept. Agriculture), 1903; The Land of
Egypt, by Gen. George W. Cullum, map and plate (Amer. Geog.
Society), 1881. 2 pamphlets, 8vo, wrappers, pp. 100 and 30.
5275 Excerpts from Magazines and Journals; Prospectuses and
Notices of the Egypt Exploration Society, and other similar material
relating to Egypt, including Bolton on the Papyrus Ebers, 1875;
Guide to the Temple of Deir el Bahari [1895] ; Brinton on the Jour-
ney of the Soul; Shaw on the Temple of Heliopolis; Davis on the
Canopus Stone ; etc. 35 pieces.
5276 PERRING (J. E.) The Pyramids of Gizeh (and of Saqarah, etc.).
From actual survey and admeasurement by J. E. Perring. Illus-
trated with Notes and References to the several plans, and with
Sketches taken on the spot, by E. J. Andrews. 58 large plates and
scale plans. Large folio, three-quarter red morocco, gilt top. (3
parts in one.). London, 1839-42
* The most elaborate work ever published about the Pyramids. The original
price was fifteen guineas, in wrappers.
5277 PERROT (GEORGES) and CHIPIEZ (CHARLES). History
of Art in Ancient Egypt. Translated and Edited by Walter Arm-
strong. 14 steel and colored plates and 598 illustrations in the text.
2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
5278 PETRIE (W. M. FLINDERS). The Pyramids and Temples of
Gizeh. 17 plates. 4to, cloth. London [1883]
* Very Scarce. Containing full details of the survey of the Great Pyramid, the
results of which contradicted most of the older theories of Piazzi Smyth and others.
5279 The Pyramids and Temples of Gizeh. New and Revised
Edition. 7 plates. Royal 8vo, cloth. London [1885]
Western ant) Central Hsia 609
EGYPT— Continued.
5280 PETRIE (W. M. FLINDERS). Racial Photographs from the
Egyptian Monuments. Consisting of 190 i2mo photographs mounted
in panoramic form on stout paper. Folded to crown 8vo, and in cloth
covers. [London, 1887]
* A valuable and interesting series, representing, among other races, the Amorites,
Philistines, the Hyksos, Hittites, ancient Bedawin Arabs, etc.
5281 Report, 1887, on Racial Photographs from the Ancient
Egyptian Pictures and Sculptures. Drawn up by Mr. Petrie. In-
cluding "Remarks on Mr. W. M. Flinders Petrie's Collection of
Ethnographic Types in Egypt, 1887." By H. G. Tomkins. 8vo,
sewed, pp. 20. (2 copies.) [London, 1887]
5282 A Season in Egypt, 1887. 4to, boards. London, 1888
* On the rock inscriptions of Assouan, the Pyramids of Dashur, the weights of
Memphis, etc. Illustrated.
5283 Historical Scarabs. A Series of Drawings from the Principal
Collections. Arranged Chronologically. Lithograph facsimiles of
hundreds of examples on 26 folding plates, with descriptive text.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
5284 Kahun, Gurob, and Hawara. With chapters by F. L. Griffith,
and P. E. Newberry. 28 full-page plates. 4to, boards.
London, 1890
5285 Illahun, Kahun, and Gurob, 1889-90. With chapters by Profs.
Sayce, Mahaffy, and others. 33 full-page plates. 4to, boards.
London, 1891
5286 Medum. 36 full-page plates, several colored. 4to, boards.
London, 1892
*The pyramids at Medum, and the "mastabas" were probably built before the
great pyramids at Gizeh.
5287 Ten Years' Digging in Egypt, 1881-1891. Second Edition,
revised. With map and 116 illustrations. i2mo, cloth.
London, 1893
5288 Tell el Amarna. With chapters by Prof. Sayce, F. L. Griffith,
and F. C. J. Spurrell. 4to, boards. London, 1894
* With 42 full-page plates, some colored.
610 Western ant> Central Bsta
E GY P 1—Cont inued.
5289 PETRIE (W. M. FLINDERS). A History of Egypt from the
Earliest Times .... to the Middle Ages. Numerous illustrations. 6
vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1894-1901
*Petrie wrote the history from the commencement to the XXXth Dynasty; Prof.
Mahaffy the Ptolemaic Period; J. G. Milne the Roman Period; and Stanley Lane-
Poole the Middle Ages. The best history for popular reading.
5290 Egyptian Decorative Art. Examples of decorations. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1895
5291 Egyptian, Tales translated from the Papyri. First and Second
Series (the 4th to the 12th, and the 18th to the 19th Dynasties).
Illustrations. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
5292 Naqada and Ballas. By W. M. F. Petrie and J. E. Quibell.
With chapter by F. C. J. Spurrell. 4to, boards. London, 1896
* With 86 full-page plates.
5293 Koptos. With a chapter by D. G. Hogarth. 4to, boards.
♦With 28 full-page plates. London, 1896
5294 Six Temples at Thebes. With a chapter by W. Spiegelberg.
4to, boards. London, 1897
* With 26 full-page plates.
5295 Religion and Conscience in Ancient Egypt. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1898
5296 PETTIGREW (THOMAS JOSEPH). History of Egyptian Mum-
mies, and an Account of the Worship and Embalming of the Sacred
Animals by the Egyptians .... with observations on mummies of the
Ancient Peruvians, the Canary Islands, etc. Finely colored plates
drawn by George Cruikshank. 4to, half morocco, gilt. London, 1834
* Bound with it is No. 1 of Pettigrew's Encyclopaedia JEgyptiaca, 1842, of which
no more was published.
5297 Autobiographical sketch, 40 pp., with portrait; an Obituary
Notice for 1864, written by Mr. Pettigrew ; sketch of him at the time
of his death (Nov., 1865) from the Gentleman's Magazine. Auto-
graph inserted. Bound in one volume, 8vo, morocco. [1840-65]
5298 PICKERING (CHARLES.) The Gliddon Mummy-Case in the
Museum of the Smithsonian Institution. Large folding colored fac-
simile. Large 4to, wrappers. Washington, 1869
TKHestern an& Central Bsta 6n
E GYPT— Continued.
5299 PLUTARCH. Worship of Isis and Osiris. Plutarchi de Iside et
Osiride, liber, Graece et Anglice, recensuit, et Versionem Anglicanam
adjecit Samuel Squire. 8vo, old calf.
Cantab. (Cambridge), n. d. [1744]
* Scfarce. Our knowledge of the worship of Isis and Osiris is mainly obtained
from this account of Plutarch, who received it direct from the Egyptian priests,
confirmed by later discoveries and readings of manuscripts and inscriptions. The
English translation occupies 112 pages.
5300 POOLE (REGINALD STUART). Horse iEgyptiacse; or the
Chronology of Ancient Egypt, discovered from Astronomical and
Hieroglyphic Records . . . and illustrations of the History of the First
Nineteen Dynasties. Plates and numerous illustrations of inscriptions.
8vo, cloth. London, 185 1
5301 PRICHARD (J. C.) An Analysis of the Historical Records of
Ancient Egypt. With extracts from the Treatise on Egyptian
Chronology of the late Prof. Rask, of Copenhagen, displaying proofs
that the Egyptians had no continuous records from the earliest
periods of their Monarchy. Frontispiece, colored and other illus-
trations. Royal 8vo, half morocco. London, 1838
* With lengthy chapters on the worship of Isis and Osiris.
5302 RAWLINSON (GEORGE). History of Ancient Egypt. Maps
and over 500 illustrations. 2 vols, thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
* Scarce.
5303 RAWLINSON (GEORGE) and GILMAN (A.) The Story of
Ancient Egypt. Map and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. (Story of
the Nations.) New York, 1887
5304 RAWNSLEY (HARDWICKE D.) Notes for the Nile, with a
Metrical Rendering of the Hymns of Ancient Egypt, and of the
Precepts of Ptah-Hotep (the oldest book in the world). Crown 8vo,
cloth. London, 1892
5305 RENOUF (P. LE PAGE). Elementary Grammar of the Ancient
Egyptian Language in the Hieroglyphic Type. Royal 8vo, cloth.
(Archaic classics.) London [1875]
5306 Ancient Egyptian Grammar. Another copy. Cloth.
London, 1875
53°7 Egyptian Exercise Sheets, containing texts, transliteration, and
translation. Nos. 1, 2, and 3. Six copies of each. (As one piece.)
612 WLcstetn aito Central Bsia
EGYPT— Continued.
5308 RENOUF (P. LE PAGE). The Origin and Growth of Religion as
illustrated by the Religion of Ancient Egypt. Second Edition. 8vo,
cloth. (Hibbert Lectures.) London, 1884
5309 RHIND (A. HENRY). Thebes. Its Tombs and their Tenants,
ancient and present, including a record of excavations in the Necro-
polis. 17 plates and illustrations, including some finely colored.
Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1862
5310 ROSETTA STONE. Inscription Grecque de Rosette. Texte et
traduction litterale, accompagnee d'un Commentaire Critique, His-
torique et Archeologique. Par M. Letronne. With facsimile of the
Greek text, and illustrations throughout. Royal 8vo, half roan.
Paris, 1840
531 1 Analyse Grammaticale du Texte Demotique du Decret de
Rosette. Par F. de Saulcy. Tome premier. (All published.)
Folding plate. 4to, half calf. Paris, 1845
5312 ROUGE (VICOMTE EMMANUEL DE). Recherches sur les
Monuments qu'on peut Attribuer aux six Premieres Dynasties de
Manethon. 7 large folding plates of facsimiles, etc. Large 4to,
wrappers, pp. 165. ' Paris, 1866
5313 Chrestomathie figyptienne. Abrege Grammatical. Deuxieme
Fascicule. Royal 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1868
5314 RUSSELL (REV. M.) View of Ancient and Modern Egypt. Map
and illustrations. i2mo, half calf, gilt top. Edinburgh, 1844
5315 SALT (HENRY). Essay on Dr. Young's and M. Champollion's
Phonetic System of Hieroglyphics. 7 folding plates. Royal 8vo,
boards (broken). London, 1825
5316 SAYCE (A. H.) The Races of the Old Testament (illustrated
mainly from Egyptian monuments). Illustrations. Crown 8vo,
cloth. [London] 1891
5317 The Egypt of the Hebrews and Herodotos. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1895
5318 SEYFFARTH (DR. GUST.) Grammatica iEgyptiaca. Erste
Anleitung zum Uebersetzen Altagyptischer Literaturwerke nebst der
Geschichte des Hieroglyphenschiissels. 92 lithographic tables of
hieroglyphics. 8vo, full scored calf, gilt edges. Gotha, 1855
Tlfflestern anfc Central Bsia 613
EGY PT— Continued.
5319 SEYFFARTH (DR. GUST.) The Hieroglyphic Tablet of Pom-
peium. Grammatically translated and commented on. 52 tables of
hieroglyphics. 8vo, wrappers. [St. Louis] 1881
5320 SHARPE (SAMUEL). Rudiments of a Vocabulary of Egyptian
Hieroglyphics. 16 plates of characters. 4to, boards, cloth back.
London, 1837
5321 The History of Egypt from the earliest times till the Conquest
by the Arabs, A. D. 640. A New Edition. Thick 8vo, cloth.
♦Presentation copy. London, 1846
5322 The History of Egypt from the Earliest Times. Maps and
over 350 illustrations. Fourth Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, full calf, gilt
edges. London, 1859
* The earlier editions did not contain illustrations.
5323 Chronology and Geography of Ancient Egypt. Plates of car-
touches of Kings' names, and map, etc. 8vo, half cloth. London, 1849
5324 Egyptian Antiquities in the British Museum. Facsimiles of
the tablets. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1862
* With presentation inscription to Owen Jones from Joseph Bonomi, the Egyptian
traveller and student, to whom the book is dedicated.
5325 Egyptian Mythology and Egyptian Christianity, with their In-
fluence on the Opinions of Modern Christendom. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1863
5326 The Alabaster Sarcophagus of Oimenepthah I., King of Egypt,
now in Sir John Soane's Museum, Lincoln's Inn Fields. 19 plates
of facsimiles drawn by Joseph Bonomi. Large 4to, boards, cloth
back, pp. 45. London, 1864
5327 SMYTH (C. PIAZZI). Life and Work at the Great Pyramid dur-
ing . . . 1865 ; with a discussion of the facts ascertained. Lithographic
and other illustrations. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt tops. Edinburgh, 1867
* Best edition, with the fullest details — exterior and interior — of the Great Pyra-
mid.
5328 On the Antiquity of Intellectual Man, from a Practical and
Astronomical Point of View. Chronological chart. Post 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1868
* A sequel to his book on the Pyramids of Egypt.
614 Western ant) Central Hsia
EGYPT— Continued.
5329 SMYTH (C.PIAZZI). The Great Pyramid in Egypt. Part I. Origi-
nal Observations ; Part II. Recovery of the Ancient, from the Modern,
Dimensions. Folding plates. Oblong royal 8vo, half morocco.
Presentation copy to Wm. Simpson with his autograph and bookplate.
(Clippings laid in.) [Edinburgh, 1872]
♦Vol. 13 of the Edinburgh Astronomical Observations.
533° Our Inheritance in the Great Pyramid. New and Enlarged
Edition, containing all Important Discoveries to the Present Time.
17 explanatory plates. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
5331 Our Inheritance in the Great Pyramid. <?5 explanatory plates
showing the crucial parts of this . . . primeval structure, in plan, eleva-
tion and section. 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
5332 SPINETO (MARQUIS). The Elements of Hieroglyphics and
Egyptian Antiquities. // plates of inscriptions. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1845
5333 STUART (VILLIERS). Nile Gleanings; Ethnology, History and
Art of Ancient Egypt as revealed by Egyptian Paintings and Bas-
Reliefs, with descriptions of Nubia and its Great Rock Temples to the
Second Cataract. 58 colored and outline plates, plan, and illustrations
in the text. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
5334 The Funeral Tent of an Egyptian Queen, printed in colors, in
facsimile, from the author's drawings taken at Boulak. With the
latest information regarding other Monuments and Discoveries, trans-
lations of the Hieroglyphic Texts, and Explanatory Notes. 32
plates, and some other illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
5335 Egypt After the War. A Tour of Inspection . . . among the
Natives, with descriptions of their Homes and Habits . . . Notices of
the latest Archaeological Discoveries, and a revised account of the
Funeral Canopy of an Egyptian Queen. 70 plates (some colored)
and woodcuts in the text. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
5336 TIELE (C. P.) Histoire Comparee des Anciennes Religions de
1'figypte et des Peuples Semitiques. Traduite par G. Collins . . .
preface par A. Reville. Royal 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1882
5337 History of the Egyptian Religion. Translated, with the co-
operation of the author by James Ballingal. 8vo, cloth. (Triib-
ner's Oriental Series.) London, 1882
Western an& Central Hsia 615
EGYPT— Continued.
5338 TORR (CECIL). Memphis and Mycenae. An Examination of
Egyptian Chronology, and its Application to the early History of
Greece. 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1896
5339 [TUDOR (MR.)]. Egyptian History deduced from Monuments
still in Existence. Part I. From Menes to Osirtesen. (No more
published.) // plates of inscriptions, monuments, etc. 4to, wrap-
pers, cloth back. London, 1840
5340 USHABTI. An original Ushabti from a tomb of the XlXth Dynasty
(about 1400 B. C), in limestone, tf/4 in. in height.
•The word Ushabti — which may be translated "The Answerer" — is the name
given to a small figure found in tombs and supposed to fulfil the duties incum-
bent on the deceased in the future world which he was cither unable or unwilling
to do himself.
When called to life in the Fields of the Blessed by Osiris, the deceased found
that he had to perform the labors of cultivating the land, tilling, etc. ; and as the
rich had in life never performed manual labor and disliked the idea of doing so in
the next world, the priests thought out the scheme of making these little figures,
who at the manufacture, having magical formula said over them, were thenceforth
endowed with life, to answer the duties of those who could afford to purchase them.
The same idea was carried out in other occupations; little models of boats were
buried with the corpse to enable him to embark on water, figures of domestics to do
the domestic duties, and whenever the name of the departed was called by Osiris,
if the duties were not pleasant, the "Ushabti" answered for him. In the earlier
dynasties only the rich could afford them, but later they became a regular article
of merchandise, selling at varying prices, according to their make.
5341 VATICAN PAPYRI. Catalogo de' Papiri Egiziani della Biblioteca
Vaticana e notizia piu estesa di uno d'essi. 5 large folding plates of
facsimiles. Folio, wrappers, pp. 78, uncut. Rome, 1825
* Large Paper copy. The papyri described by Champollion, the volume edited
by Cardinal Mai.
5342 VYSE (COL. HOWARD). Operations carried on at the Pyramids
of Gizeh in 1837; with an Account of a Voyage into Upper Egypt,
and Appendix. Maps, plates, facsimiles of inscriptions, tablets, etc.
3 vols. imp. 8vo, half calf (some passages marked in ink).
London, 1840-42
* Vol. 3 consists of the Appendix, containing a Survey by J. S. Perring of the
Pyramids at Abou Roash, and to the Southward, including those in the Fayoum.
5343 WATHEN (GEORGE H.) Arts, Antiquities and Chronology of
Ancient Egypt, from Observations in 1839. 12 lithographic plates,
and illustrations in the text. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1843
616 Western anfc Central Bsia
E G Y P T— Continued.
5344 WHITEHOUSE (F. COPE). The Pyramids, Bahr Yusuf, Moeris,
the Labyrinth, and the Sphinx. Folding plates, tables, and other
illustrations. 4to, wrappers, pp. 17. Presentation copy.
[York, 1881]
* On the connection between the Pyramids, and Lake Moeris, the Sphinx, etc.
5345 WIEDMANN (A.) Popular Literature in Ancient Egypt. Trans-
lated by J. Hutchinson. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1902
5346 WILKINSON (SIR J. GARDNER). Topography of Thebes, and
General View of Egypt. A Short Account of . . . the Valley of the
Nile to the Second Cataract and Wadee Samnah, with the Manners
and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians. 8vo, cloth. London, 1835
5347 Modern Egypt and Thebes. Map and woodcuts. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1843
5348 The Egyptians in the Time of the Pharaohs. . . . With an In-
troduction to the Study of Egyptian Hieroglyphics by Samuel Birch.
Colored plates and other illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1857
5349 Manners and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians. New
edition, revised by Samuel Birch. Numerous plates (some colored)
and hundreds of illustrations throughout. 3 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1878
5350 WILSON (ERASMUS). Cleopatra's Needle, with- brief notices on
Egypt and Egyptian "Obelisks. Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
London [1877]
5351 The Egypt of the Past. Colored plates and numerous other
illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
5352 The Recent Archaic Discovery of Ancient Egyptian Mummies
at Thebes. A Lecture. i2mo, cloth, pp. 43. London, 1883
5353 YOUNG (THOMAS). Account of Recent Discoveries in Hiero-
glyph ical Literature and Egyptian Antiquities, including the author's
original MS., as extended by M. Champollion, with a translation of
five unpublished Greek and Egyptian Manuscripts. Specimens of
hieroglyphics. 8vo, boards. London, 1823
Western anfc Central Hsia 617
EGYPT— Continued.
5354 YOUNG (THOMAS). Rudiments of an Egyptian Dictionary in the
ancient Enchorial Character; containing all the words of which the
sense has been ascertained. Prefixed by a Memoir of the Author and
a Catalogue of his Works. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. London, 183 1
* See also No. 5376.
5355 Memoir of the Life of Thomas Young, M.D., F.R.S., etc., etc.,
with a Catalogue of his Works and Essays. (Including Rudiments
of an Egyptian Dictionary in the ancient Enchorial Characters.)
8vo, cloth. London, 183 1
* The Memoir was written by Hudson Gurney, the well-known antiquarian.
5356 Miscellaneous Works, including his Scientific Memoirs.
Edited by George Peacock. Portrait, diagrams, etc. 3 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1855
♦The miscellaneous scientific papers of Dr. Young. The third volume exclu-
sively relates to his discoveries in the reading of Egyptian hieroglyphics, corre-
spondence with Champollion, etc.
5357 ZINCKE (F. BARHAM). Egypt of the Pharaohs, and of the
Khedive. Second Edition, enlarged. Map. Thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1873
Zbe Coptic Xanguage, Xiterature, HMstorp anfc Cburcbce.
5358 ABU SALIH, the Armenian. The Churches and Monasteries of
Egypt, and some Neighboring Countries. Translated from the origi-
nal Arabic by B. T. A. Evetts, with added notes by Alfred J. Butler.
Map. Small 4to, cloth. Oxford, 1895
5359 BARDELLI (JOSEPH). Daniel. Copto-Memphitice. 8vo, boards.
Presentation copy. Pisa, 1849
* A coptic codex of Daniel.
5360 BUTLER (ALFRED J.) The Ancient Coptic Churches of Egypt.
Plans and illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1884
5361 CRUM (W. E.) Coptic Manuscripts brought from the Fayyum by
W. M. Flinders Petrie, together with a Papyrus in the Bodleian,
edited with Commentaries and Indices. Four collotype plates. 4to,
wrappers, pp. 92. London, 1893
618 Western ant> Central Hsia
THE COPTIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5362 EVETTS (B. T. A.) The Rites of the Coptic Church. The Order
of Baptism and . . Matrimony. Translated from Coptic MSS.
i2mo, wrappers, pp. 61. London, \\
5363 MAKRIZI. Taki-eddini Makrizii Historia Coptorum Christianorum
in iEgypto Arabice. Edita et in linguam Latinam translata ab
Henrico Josepho Wetzer. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 215. Solisbaci, 1828
* Written by a Moslem, translated by a Roman Catholic, treating of the History
of the Coptic Christian Churches of Egypt. With the original Arabic text.
5364 Macrizi's Geschichte der Copten. Aus den Handschriften zu
Gotha und Wien mit Ubersetzung und Anmerkungen, von F. Wusten-
feld. 4to, limp boards. Gottingen, 1845
* With the Arabic text.
5365 MALAN (S. C.) Original Documents of the Coptic Church. (The
Divine Liturgy of S. Mark ; The Calendar ; History of the Copts, by
Makrizi ; the Holy Gospel and Versicles, etc.) 5 parts. Crown 8vo,
wrappers. London, 1872-5
5366 MALLON (ALEXIS). Grammaire Copte avec Bibliographic
Chrestomathie et Vocabulaire. 4 plates of photo-lithographic fac-
similes. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 233 and 148. Bey rout, 1904
5367 MANUSCRIPT. Portions of the Liturgy and Lessons. Written on
14 leaves, with Arabic translations of the headings of the chapters.
Probably written in the XVI Century. In three parts, imp.
8vo, bound in limp paper boards covered with German gilt paper of
the 17th Century. (As 3 pieces.) 16th Century
5368 Manuscript of 28 leaves, containing portions of the liturgy,
with an Arabic translation written on the edge of each page. Prob-
ably of the 1 6th Century. In four parts, i2mo, limp old paper
boards. (As 4 pieces.) 16th Century
5369 Prayers in Coptic and Arabic, written on 22 pp., small 4to.
In the original limp boards. 18th Century
537° Prayers and Liturgy in Coptic, with Arabic translation in the
margin. Written on 91 leaves. Probably 18th Century. In the
original binding, back missing, and some leaves loose, i2mo.
1 8th Century
IKHestern anfc Central Bsia 619
THE COPTIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5371 NEW TESTAMENT. Novum Testamentum iEgyptium vulgo
Copticum ex MSS. Bodlejanis descripsit, cum Vaticanis et Parisieni-
bus contulit et in Latinum sermonem convertit David Wilkins.
Engraved title and vignette. 4to, old panelled calf. Presentation
copy from the editor to the famous scholar Richard Bentley.
Oxford, 1716
5372 The New Testament in Coptic, with Arabic version in parallel
columns. 2 vols, folio, scored calf. London, 1847-52
* The Coptic beautifully printed in Large Type, edited by Henry Tattam and
William Cureton.
5373 PSALTERIUM COPTICE. Ad codicum fidem recensuit, lectionis
varietatem et psalmos apocryphos Sahidica dialecto conscriptos ac
primum a Wodio editos adjecit Jul. Ludov. Ideler. 8vo, half calf.
Berlin, 1837
5374 ST. JOHN. Fragmentum Evangelii S. Johannis, Graeco-Copto-
Thebaicum. Sseculi IV et Liturgica Alia Fragmenta . . . opera
et Studio F. Augustini Antonii Georgii. 5 plates of facsiniiles. 4to,
half cloth, pp. 488. Rome, 1789
5375 SCHWARTZE (DR. M. G.) Koptische Grammatik. Herausgege-
ben von Dr. H. Steinthal. 8vo, cloth (loose in covers). Berlin, 1850
5376 TATTAM (HENRY) and YOUNG (THOMAS). A Compendi-
ous Grammar of the Egyptian Language as contained in the Coptic
and Sahidic dialects .... with Rudiments of a Dictionary of the
Ancient Egyptian Language in the Enchorial Character, by Thomas
Young. 8vo, boards, cloth back. London, 1830
* Young was practically the discoverer of the method of reading ancient Egyptian
hieroglyphics, and this is the first dictionary of the language ever published. The
whole of Dr. Young's part is executed in lithography.
5377 TATTAM (HENRY). Compendious Grammar of the Egyptian
Language, as contained in the Coptic, Sahidic, and Bashmuric dia-
lects. Second Edition, revised and improved. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1863
5378 Duodecim Prophetarum Minorum Libros, in Lingua iEgypti-
aca vulgo Coptica, seu Memphitica, ex manuscripto Parisiensi De-
scriptos et cum Manuscripto Johannis Lee collatos. 8vo, full calf.
Oxford, 1836
5379 UHLEMANN (MAX. AD.) Linguae Copticse Grammatica . . . cum
Chrestomathia et Glossario. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 167. Leipzig, 1853
62o IKaestern anfc Central Hsia
Gbe iBtbiopic Xanguage ant) ^literature.
5380 BIBLE. Veteris Testamenti iEthiopici. Tomus Primus, sive Octa-
teuchus iEthiopicus (Fasciculus 1, 2, 3, Genesis ad Ruth, cum ap-
paratu critico). Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 485+219.
* Edited by Dr. August Dillmann. No more published. Leipzig, 1853-55
5381 DILLMANN (AUGUST). Grammatik der Athiopischen Sprache.
Tables of alphabets, etc. 8vo, half cloth. Leipzig, 1857
5382 Lexicon Linguae ^Ethiopicae, cum Indice Latino. Adjectum
est vocabularium Tigre dialecti septentrionalis compilatum a Werner
Munzinger. Thick large 4to, half morocco, pp. 1522. Leipzig, 1865
5383 Chrestomathia j?Ethiopica, edita et Glossario explanata ab A.
Dillmann. 8vo, half cloth. Leipzig, 1866
5384 Obituary notice (in Latin) of Dr. Dillman, with portrait, and
title-page to his [propoesd] ^Ethiopic version of the Apocrypha. 4to,
wrappers, pp. 12. [!894]
5385 ENOCH. The Book of Enoch the Prophet : An Apocryphal Produc-
tion, supposed for ages to have been lost ; but discovered at the close
of the last Century in Abyssinia. Now first translated from an
Ethiopic MS. in the Bodleian Library. By Richard Laurence.
Third Edition, revised and enlarged. 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1838
5386 Liber Henoch, iEthiopice, ad Quinque Codicum Fidem Editus,
cum variis lectionibus. Cura A. Dillmann. Small 4to, wrappers.
Leipzig, 185 1
* The ^Ethiopic text occupies the first 91 pp., the remainder of the volume is
composed of annotations from the five codices.
5387 Das Buch Henoch. Uebersetzt und erklart. Von A. Dill-
mann. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 321. Leipzig, 1853
5388 Abhandlung iiber des Athiopischen Buches Henokh, Entste-
hung Sinn und Zusammensetzung. Von Heinrich Evvald. 4to, limp
boards, pp. 78. Gottingen, 1854
* Presentation copy from the author to Wright Hawks.
5389 The Book of Enoch : Translated from the Ethiopic, with intro-
duction and notes, by George H. Schodde. Post 8vo, cloth.
Andover, 1882
TKHestern ant) Central Hsia 621
THE ETHIOPIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5390 ESDRAS. Primi Ezrae libri qui apud vulgatam appellatur quartus
Versio iEthiopica. (The Ethiopic text, Latin and English trans-
lations, with Remarks, by Richard Laurence.) 8vo, cloth.
Oxford, 1820
5391 GOLDSCHMIDT (LAZARUS). Bibliotheca ^thiopica; voll-
staendiges verzeichnis und ausfuehrliche beschreibung saemmtlicher
Aethiopischer druckwerke. 8vo, half cloth, pp. 63. Leipzig, 1893
5392 GOODSPEED (EDGAR J.) The Epistle of Pelagia, with fac-
similes of the Ethiopic text; The Martyrdom of Cyprian and Justa,
•with facsimiles of the Ethiopic text. 2 pamphlets, 8vo, wrappers.
Chicago, 1903-4
5393 Ethiopic Manuscripts from the Collection of Wilberforce
Eames. Royal 8vo, wrappers (pp. 235 to 244, reprinted from the
American Journal of Semitic Languages and Literature).
Chicago : University Press, 1904
* A full description is given in this of the Ethiopic manuscripts that follow
[Nos. S397-540I]-
5394 HARTMANN (J. P.) Grammatica iEthiopica, Franc, ad Maine,
1707, pp. 24; (Johannes Christophorus Amadutius) Alphabetum
/Ethiopicum sive Gheez et Amharicum, Rome, 1789, pp. 32. 2 pieces,
sewed.
5395 ISAIAH. Ascensio Isaiae Vatis, opusculum pseudepigraphum cum
versione Latina Anglicanaque a Ricardo Laurence. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford, 1819
* The apocryphal book of the Ascension of Isaiah, an Ethiopic version with Latin
and English translations. In this is the account of the death of Isaiah by being
sawn asunder by Manasseh with a wooden saw.
5396 LUDOLF (JOB). Grammatica ^Ethiopica, edidit J. M. Wanslebii,
Lond. 1 66 1 ; Lexicon iEthiopico-Latinum, edidit J. M. Wanslebii,
Lond. 1661. The two in one volume. Small 4to, old calf.
London, 1661
* Rare. Ludolf was one of the noted travellers and linguists of the 17th cen-
tury, he, it is said, having an accurate knowledge of 25 languages. A history of
Abyssinia was written by him which is extremely rare.
622 Western anfc Central Hsia
THE ETHIOPIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5397 MANUSCRIPTS. Manuscript of 140 leaves of vellum, containing
as follows : folios '1 and 2, crude Abyssinian colored drawings of
St. Michael, the Virgin and child, and the Archangel Raphael ; foil.
3-5, Hymn to St. Michael ; foil. 6-90, the Dersana Mikael, or prayers
to St. Michael, together with discourses on the saint and accounts of
forty of his miracles; foil. 92, to end Homilies of St. John Chry-
sostom on the Archangel Raphael, with miracles of Raphael and
hymns to him. Small 4to, in the original wooden boards covered
with smooth brown morocco tooled with a cross in the centre of the
sides and surrounded with conventional scroll borders, n. d.
* Apparently of three different dates, of which the third part appears to be of
probably the 17th century, the other two parts of later date. In the third part
Fesha Krestos, Patromya and their son Walda Rufael are mentioned as owners,
with the names of Tsadala Maryam and his son Kidana Maryam added later.
This latter appears to have been the later owner, who added the first and second
parts.
A manuscript note written in French inside states that the volume was formerly
the property of Col. Gally-Passebosc, killed in New Caledonia in 1878. That this
officer formed part of the English expedition against King Theodore of Abyssinia,
and that after the defeat of the king he obtained from the royal tent his praying
Carpet, his shield, and this manuscript. See Goodspeed's description (No. 5393
above), pp. 235-239.
5398 Manuscript of 142 leaves of vellum containing as follows:
folios 1 to 103, the Psalms 151 in number; folios 103 verso to 114,
fifteen biblical songs and prayers; folios 114 verso to 121, the Song
of Songs; folios 121 to 131, the Weddasa Maryam; folios 131 to end,
Encomium upon the Mother of the Lord. Written in black and red
ink. Small 8vo, in the Abyssinian binding of smooth brown morocco,
the sides tooled with crosses and ornamental borders. No date, but
written inside is a note that it is of the 17th Century, but is probably
a little later.
* See Goodspeed's description, pp. 239-240.
5399 Manuscript of 81 leaves of paper containing as follows : folios
1 to 40, the Weddasa Maryam; foil. 40 to 56, encomium upon our
Lady Maryam; foil. 56-60, Hymn to the Queen of Heaven; foil.
61-64, Hymn to Maryam; foil. 64-70, Hymn to Maryam (the manu-
script is here unfinished, and is followed by blank leaves, on the two
last of which are crude Abyssinian colored drawings of the Virgin
enthroned, and a man in the act of adoration. The manuscript
written for Walda Mikael, undated, but probably of the 18th Century.
i2mo, bound in the original brown morocco, with blind-tooled deco-
rations, and with flap.
* See Goodspeed's description, pp. 240-242.
Western anfc Central Hsia 623
THE ETHIOPIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5400 MANUSCRIPTS. Manuscript of 205 leaves of thick glazed paper,
containing as follows: folios 1 to 168, the Psalms, 151 in number;
foil. 169-188, Biblical songs and prayers, followed by blank leaves.
Written in red and black ink. Undated, but probably 18th Century.
In the original wooden boards covered with dark drab-colored leather,
the back cover loose.
* See Goodspeed's description, p. 242.
5401 Manuscript of 236 leaves of paper containing as follows : folios
1 to 175, the Psalms 151 in number; foil. 175-192, the Biblical songs
and prayers; foil. 192-201, the Song of Songs; foil. 203-222, the
Weddasa Maryam ; foil. 222-232, Encomium upon our Lady Maryam ;
foil. 232 to end, the Anaphora of Dioscorus. Written in blue and
red ink. In the original binding of red boards, with a darker red
roan back. 19th Century.
* Formerly in the possession of Dr. Joseph Barclay, Bishop of Jerusalem, with
signed inscription by him stating that it was presented by a Monk of the Abys-
sinian Convent, Jerusalem, 1868. See Goodspeed's description, pp. 243-244.
5402 PLATT (THOMAS PELL). Catalogue of the Ethiopic Biblical
Manuscripts, in the Royal Library of Paris, . . the British and Foreign
Bible Society ; also ... in the Vatican. With Remarks and Extracts.
Facsimiles. 4to, boards. London, 1823
5403 The Ethiopic Didascalia; or the Ethiopic Version of the
Apostolical Constitutions, received in the Church of Abyssinia. With
an English Translation. 4to, cloth. (Oriental Translation Fund.)
London, 1834
5404 PSALMS (THE). The Psalms of David in Ethiopic. Edited by
Job Ludolf. Title printed in red and black. 4to, boards.
Frankfurt, 1701
5405 Psalterium Davidis .ZEthiopice. 8vo, full sprinkled calf.
With numerous MS. Translations in Greek and Latin pencilled into
the text. London, 18 15
5406 WRIGHT (WILLIAM). Catalogue of the Ethiopic Manuscripts
in the British Museum acquired since 1847. T3 autotype plates of
facsimiles, some with illuminations. Large 4to, half morocco.
London, 1877
♦This splendid catalogue is a model of bibliographical thoroughness. It is, in
fact, with its elaborate index, a veritable cyclopaedia of Ethiopic literature.
624 TKHestern anfc Central Bsia
Gbe 1bimi?aritio5ab£ean Inscriptions of Soutbern
Hrabia anfc tbe Sinaitic peninsula.
5407 [BIRCH (SAMUEL).] Inscriptions in the Himyaritic Character
discovered chiefly in Southern Arabia, and now in the British
Museum (and in the size of the originals). 42 examples on' 18
plates, with descriptive text. Large oblong folio, full morocco.
London: British Museum, 1863
5408 FORSTER (CHARLES). The Historical Geography of Arabia:
... a Memoir with Illustrative Maps, and an Appendix containing
translations, with an alphabet and glossary of the Hamyaritic In-
scriptions recently discovered in Hadramaut. Two maps (in pockets
at end of volumes) and folding table. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1844
♦The copy belonging to Rev. Dr. Edward Hincks, the Irish astronomer and
writer on the cuneiform inscriptions, with his book-plates.
5409 The One Primeval Language traced through Ancient In-
scriptions .... including the Voice of Israel from the Rocks of Sinai,
with illustrative plates, and A Harmony of Primeval Alphabets (in
separate volume form), Lond. 185 1 ; Appendix to the Historical
Geography of Arabia (on the Himyaritic Inscriptions) [1844], plate.
Together 3 vols. 8vo.
5410 The Israelitish Authorship of the Sinaitic Inscriptions vindi-
cated against the incorrect "observations" in the "Sinai and Palestine"
of the Rev. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley. 8vo, cloth. London, 1856
541 1 Sinai Photographed; or Contemporary Records of Israel in
the Wilderness. With an Appendix. Numerous photographic
plates, and illustrations in the text. Thick small folio, half morocco.
London, 1862
5412 "Israel in the Wilderness;" or, Gleanings from the Scenes of
the Wanderings. Folding table, and illustrations in the text. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1865
5413 HARTMANN (M.) Jamanijat. (I. Zu Halevy 535; 2, Die Sudara-
bischen Inschriftsteine der K. Museen zu Berlin.) 3 articles from
Zeitschrift f. Assyriologie, sewed together, last page in MS. 8vo,
sewed. (As 1 piece.)
"CClestern ant) Central Bsia 625
THE HIMYARITIC-SABiEAN INSCRIPTIONS— Continued.
5414 HOMMEL (DR. FRITZ). Sud-Arabische Chrestomathie. Minao-
sabaische Grammatik. — Bibliographic — Minaische Inschriften nebst
Glossar. 4to, half cloth. Munich, 1893
♦The old dialect of Hadramaut. Printed in lithographic script.
5415 HUTTON (T. G.) and SMITH (J.) Report on some Inscriptions
found at Hammam, on the Southern Coast of Arabia (2 articles from
the Asiatic Society Journal, 1835 and 1837) ; The Himyaritic
Language, Forster's pretended discovery of a key, by E. E. Salis-
bury, 1845. 8vo, sewed. (3 pieces.)
5416 MORDTMANN (J. H.) and MULLER (D. H.) Sabaische Denk-
maler. Mit 8 photozinkographischen Tafeln. 4to, wrappers, pp.
114. Vienna, 1883
* On ancient Sabaean inscriptions.
5417 PRAETORIUS (FRANZ). Beitrage zur Erklarung der Him-
jarischen Inschriften. 3 parts in one volume. 8vo, half roan.
Halle, 1872-74
5418 SHARPE (SAMUEL). Hebrew Inscriptions, from the Valleys be-
tween Egypt and Mount Sinai, in their original characters, with
translations and an alphabet. 20 plates of Sinaitic Alphabets.
Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
£be Hrabic Slanguage anb ^Literature, including (Beneral
Works on Hrabia ant) flfeobammefcanism.
5419 ABD ALLAH ELSHERKAWI (SHEIK). Tuhfat Ennathereen.
Outline of the History of Egypt. In Arabic. 8vo, original Oriental
half boards. Cairo, A. H. 1281 [1864]
* From Prof. Palmer's library. With numerous pencilled notes on the margin.
5420 ABU'L-ALA. The Quatrains of Abu'1-Ala. Selected from his
"Lozum-ma-la-Yalzam" and "Sact-Uz-Zind," and now first rendered
into English. By Ameen F. Rihani. Facsimile. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1903
* From the MS. in the Khedivial Library, Cairo. Abu'1-Ala has been Called the
"Lucretius" of Islam, from the polish and philosophy of his poems. He lived at the
end of the tenth and commencement of the eleventh century.
626 TKHestern ant) Central Hsia
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5421 ABU AL FARAJ (GREGORY), BAR HEBRiEUS, Historia
Compendiosa Dynastiarum, Historia complectens universalem.
Latine versa ab Ed. Pocockio. Small 4to, old calf. Oxford, 1.663
5422 ABU JAAFAR IBN TOPHAIL. The History of Hai Eb'n Yock-
dan, an Indian Prince, or the Self-taught Philosopher. Written
originally in the Arabic tongue .... and set forth with a Latin version
by Edward Pocock, and now translated into English [by George
Ashwell]. i2mo, old calf. London, 1686
5423 The Improvement of Human Reason exhibited in the Life of
Hai Ebn Yokdan, written in Arabic above 500 years ago. Newly
translated from the original by Simon Ockley. Copper plates. Post
8vo, half calf. London, 1708
5424 ABU TEMMAM. Hamasa: oder die altesten Arabischen Volks-
lieder, gesammelt von Abu Temmam, iibersetzt und erlautert von
Friedrich Riickert. 2 vols. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 428 and 398.
Stuttgart, 1846
* One of the most famous of Arabic literary compositions, written about the ninth
century.
5425 ADLER (G. J.) The Poetry of the Arabs of Spain. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 47. New York, 1867
5426 AHMED (SYED), KHAN BAHADOOR. A Series of Essays on
the Life of Mohammed and subjects subsidiary thereto. The origi-
nal (Arabic) text revised and corrected by a Friend. Vol. 1 (all
published). Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
* Complete in itself, containing essays on the Historical Geography of Arabia, on
the Manners and Customs of the Pre-Islamic Arabians, on the Religions of the
Pre-Islamic Arabs, on Mohammedan Traditions, Theological Literature, the Koran,
the Pedigree of Mohammed, Prophecies respecting Mohammed in the Old and New
Testament, the Birth and Childhood of Mohammed, etc.
5427 ALBIRUNI. The Chronology of Ancient Nations : an English trans-
lation of the Arabic text of the Athar-ul-Bakiya of Albiruni ; or,
"Vestiges of the Past," collected and reduced to writing by the author
in A. H. 390-1, A. D. 1000. By C. Edward Sachau. Thick royal
8vo, cloth. (Oriental Translation Fund.) London, 1879
* Some of the Chapters are: On the Feasts of the Ancient Magians and Sabians,
On the Festivals of the Arabs in the time of Heathendom, The Different Opinions
of various Nations regarding the king called Bicornutus, On the Eras of the
Pseudo-prophets, etc.
Western an& Central Bsta 627
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5428 ALNASAFI (ABU AL BARAKAT). Pillar of the Creed of the
Sunnites : being a brief exposition of their principal tenets by
Abu'lbarakat Alnasafi, (and) ... a shorter treatise ... by Abu Hafs
Alnasafi. Edited by Rev. Wm. Cureton. Royal 8vo, cloth. (So-
ciety for the Publication of Oriental Texts.) London, 1843
5429 AMEER ALI (SYED), MOULVI. A Critical Examination of the
Life and Teachings of Mohammed. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
5430 ANTAR. Antar, a Bedoueen Romance, translated from the Arabic,
by Terrick Hamilton. 4 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt tops, uncut.
London, 1819-20
5431 ARABIC CALLIGRAPHY. A Pattern Book of Arabic Calligraphy.
Royal 8vo. Printed on linen. [19th Century]
* From Prof. E. H. Palmer's Library, with his autograph. An interesting and
curious book, giving copies of ornate and ingenious specimens of Arabic mono-
grams, and ornamental designs made of words interlaced in various ways.
5432 ARABIAN NIGHTS. The Book of the Thousand Nights and One
Night. From the Arabic of the ^Egyptian MS. as edited by Wm.
Hay Macnaghten. Done into English by Henry Torrens. Vol. I
(all published). 8vo, cloth. Calcutta, 1838
* Printed at Calcutta, and the type set up by natives.
5433 Enis El-Djelis; ou Histoire de la Belle Persane. Conte des
mille et une Nuits. Traduit de l'Arabe, et accompagne de Notes, par
A. De Biberstein Kazimirski. 8vo, boards. [In alternate pages of
French and Arabic] Paris, 1846
5434 ARBUTHNOT (F. F.) Arabic Authors: A Manual of Arabian
History and Literature. 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
5435 BADGER (GEORGE PERCY). An English-Arabic Lexicon, in
which the equivalents for English words and idiomatic sentences are
rendered into literary and colloquial Arabic. Thick 4to, cloth, pp.
1244. London, 1881
5436 BAILLIE (NEIL B. E.) The Moohummudan Law of Inheritance,
according to Aboo Huneefa and his Followers. With Appendix
containing authorities from the original Arabic. Royal 8vo, half
calf. (The Arabic text occupies 116 pages.) Calcutta, 1832
628 Western anfc Central Bsta
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5437 BAILLIE (NEIL B. E.) The Moohummudan Law of Sale, accord-
ing to the Huneefeea Code ; from the Futawa Alumgeeree, prepared
by Command of the Emperor Aurungzebe Alumgeer. Selected and
translated from the Original Arabic, with Introduction and Notes.
8vo, full polished calf. London, 1850
r
5438 BASSET (RENE). La Poesie Arabe Ante-Islamique. i2tno, wrap-
pers, pp. 82. (Bibliotheque Orientale Elzevirienne.) Paris, 1880
5439 Contes Arabes. Histoire des dix Vizirs (Bakhtiar-Nameh).
Traduite et annotee. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 203. Paris, 1883
5440 BATE (J. D.) An Examination of the Claims of Ishmael as viewed
by Muhammadans (being the first chapter of Section I of Studies in
Islam). 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
5441 BELLEMARE (ALEXANDER). Grammaire Arabe (Idiome
d'Algerie). Suivie des Formules de la Civilite Arabe d'apres les
Documents Fournis par E. Daumas. Cinquieme edition. 8vo, wrap-
pers, pp. 206. Algiers, 1865
5442 Grammaire Arabe; (Idiome d'Algerie). Septieme Edition.
Royal 8vo, half roan. Algiers, n. d. [1870?]
5443 BENT (MR. AND MRS. THEODORE). Southern Arabia. Por-
trait, maps, and illustrations. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1900
* The Appendices contain list of plants, shells, fragments of pottery, and a
glossary of English and four dialects.
5444 BEUZELIN (M.) Nouvelle Methode pour faciliter la premiere
etude de l'Arabe. Tables of Alphabets. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 192.
Paris, 1855
5445 BIBLE. Old Testament in Arabic, edited by Prof. Lee and Faris
El-Shidiac. Thick 8vo, sheep. London, 1856
5446 The Pentateuch in Arabic, translated by E. Smith and V. A.
Van Dyck (without points). Crown 8vo, stamped roan.
Bey rout, 1862
5447 The Old and New Testaments in Arabic (without points).
Crown 8vo, stamped roan. Bey rout, 1866
* Prof. E. H. Palmer's copy, having written inside "E. H. Palmer, Sinai, Deer.
5th, 1868."
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THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5448 BIBLE. The Old and New Testaments in Arabic (without points).
Thick 8vo, stamped roan. New York, 1867
5449 The New Testament in Arabic (with points). Crown 8vo,
stamped roan. Beyrout, 1862
5450 Matthew, John, Acts, Hebrews, in Judseo-Arabic. Hebrew
characters. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 261. London, n. d. [1847]
5451 BID PAL Kalila and Dimna, or the Fables of Bidpai. Translated
from the Arabic. By Rev. Wyndham Knatchbull. 8vo, half calf.
* Scarce. Oxford, 1819
5452 The Earliest English Version of the Fables of Bidpai, "The
Morall Philosophic of Doni" by Sir Thomas North. Now again
edited and induced by Joseph Jacobs. A few plates. Post 8vo,
wrappers, uncut. London, 1888
* Only 550 copies printed at the Ballantyne Press.
5453 BLED DE BRAINE (J. F.) Cours . . . de Langue Arabe, ou les
Dialectes Vulgaires Africains d'Alger, de Maroc, de Tunis et
d'figypte, enseignes sans maitre. Royal 8vo, half roan. Paris, 1846
5454 BLUNT (LADY ANNE). The Celebrated Romance of the Stealing
of the Mare. Translated from the Original Arabic by Lady Anne
Blunt. Done into Verse by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt. Small 4to, cloth,
uncut. London, 1892
* No. 10 of only 50 Copies printed. The poem is by Abu Obeyd, of whom noth-
ing is known, and is a fine example of the Mediaeval Epic.
5455 BLUNT (WILFRID SCAWEN). The Future of Islam. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1882
5456 BROWN (JOHN P.) The Dervishes; or Oriental Spiritualism. 24
Vignettes. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
* Scarce. The best book on the Dervishes, containing descriptions of the various
orders, their Sacred Books with copious extracts, history of the spread of the
Orders, etc. A valuable portion is that which proves from authorities the Oriental
belief in a Spiritual Principle above nature, before the time of Mohammed.
5457 BURCKHARDT (JOHN LEWIS). Travels in Arabia, compre-
hending an account of those territories in Hedjaz which the Moham-
medans regard as sacred. Folding map, plan of Mecca, the Plain of
Ararat, etc. 4to, full tree calf gilt, by Clarke & Bedford.
*Fine copy. London, 1829
630 Western ant) Central Hsia
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5458 BURCKHARDT (JOHN LEWIS). Notes on the Bedouins and
Wahabys, collected during his Travels in the East, map; Arabic
Proverbs, or the Manners and Customs of the Modern Egyptians,
illustrated from their Proverbial Sayings current at Cairo. The two
works bound in one volume, 4to, full tree calf, uniform with above.
London, 1830
5459 Arabic Proverbs ; or the Manners and Customs of the Modern
Egyptians, illustrated from their Proverbial Sayings current at Cairo.
Translated and explained. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1875
Seconfc Session.
5460 BURTON (SIR RICHARD F.) Personal Narrative of a Pilgrim-
age to El-Medinah and Meccah. Map, plans, and lithograph plates,
many colored. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf. London, 1855-56
* Fine Copy of the Scarce First Edition.
5461 The Kasidah (Couplets) of Haji Abdu El-Yezdi: A Lay of the
Higher Law. Translated and annotated by his Friend and pupil
F. B. 4to, wrappers, pp. 33, uncut. London: Quaritch, 1880
* Very Scarce. Only a very limited number was printed for the author. Haji
Abdu el-Yazdi was one of Burton's nom-de-plumes, and the poem was written in
1853 on his return from MecCa, twenty-seven years before he dared to publish it,
and eight years before he had seen Fitzgerald's translation of the "Rubaiyat,"
which Fitzgerald showed him, Rossetti and Swinburne in 1861. Burton's poem
is one of extraordinary power on the nature and destiny of Man, anti-Christian
and Pantheistic. It is known but "to a fortunate few," to quote Justin H.
McCarthy, under the name of "The Tinkling of the Camel Bell."
5462 BUSSY (TH. ROLAND DE). LTdiome d'Alger, Cours Complet
du Dialects . . . (et Dictionnaires Francais-Arabe et Arabe-Francais).
8vo, half cloth. Algiers, 1847
5463 CAMERON (D. A.) Arabic-English Vocabulary for the Use of
English Students of modern Egyptian Arabic. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1892
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THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5464 CARLYLE (J. D.) Specimens of Arabian Poetry, from the Earliest
Time to the Extinction of the Khaliphat, with some account of the
Authors. (In Arabic and English, with the music for one of the
songs.) Small 4to, boards (needs back), uncut. With the bookplate
and autograph of Charles Bayly. Cambridge, 1796
5465 CATAFAGO (JOSEPH). English and Arabic Dictionary, in two
parts, Arabic and English and English and Arabic, in which the
Arabic words are represented in the Oriental Characters, as well as
their correct pronunciation and accentuation shown in English letters.
Second Edition, improved and enlarged; containing . . . extracts
from the best Arabic Writers, especially the "Arabian Nights," and
the "Hariri." Thick 8vo, cloth, pp. 1096. London, 1873
5466 CHAUVIN (VICTOR). Bibliographic des Ouvrages Arabes; ou,
relatif aux Arabes, publies dans TEurope Chretienne de 1810 a 1885.
9 parts royal 8vo, wrappers. Liege, 1892-1905
*The last four parts are entirely devoted to the bibliography of the Thousand
and One Nights; the other parts deal with Locqman and the Fabulists, the biblio-
graphy of Arabic Proverbs, the Makamat, Hariri, Tales, Sindibad, Kalilah (the
fables of Pilpay), etc.
5467 CHEIKO (P. L.) Madjani el adab. Flowers of Arabic Literature.
6 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. Beyrout, 1883
5468 Specimens d'ficritures Arabes, pour la lecture des manuscrits
Anciens et Modernes. Par un Pere de la Cie. de Jesus. Deuxieme
edition. 8vo, half cloth. Beyrout, 1888
5469 Riad al-Adab fi Narah Sawair. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 157.
Beirut, 1897
* History of the Female Poets of the Arabs. Part I. Ante-Islamic Poets. This
first part contains notices of 61 female poets.
5470 CHERBONNEAU (A.) Legons de Lecture Arabe, comprenant
l'Alphabet, la Lecture Courant, les Noms de Nombre et Chiffres des
Arabes. Deuxieme edition. Crown 8vo, boards. Paris, 1864
* Algerian Arabic.
5471 CLOUSTON (W. A.) Arabian Poetry for English Readers. Edited,
with introduction and notes. Facsimile. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 472,
uncut. Glasgow, 1881
* One of 300 copies privately printed. Wm. Berrian's copy, with autograph in
pencil. Contains translations of the famous Romance of 'Antar, the Mu'allaqat,
the Burda Poems of K'ab and El-Busiri (first appearance in English), and
others.
632 Western anfc Central Hsia
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5472 COLEBROOKE (SIR T. E.) On the Proper Names of the Moham-
medans. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 67. (Royal Asiatic Society.)
[London], 1879
5473 DAVIS (N.) and DAVIDSON (B.) Arabic Reading Lessons:
. . . Extracts from the Koran, and other sources. i2mo, cloth.
London, n. d.
5474 DICTIONARY. Vocabulaire Arabe-Francais a l'usage des fitudi-
ants. Par un Pere Missionnaire de la Cie. de Jesus. Thick crown
8vo, half morocco. Beyrout, 1883
5475 DIETERICI (DR. FRIED RICH). Die Anthropologic der Araber
im zehnten Jahrhundert n. Chr. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 221
* E. H. Palmer's copy, with his autograph. Leipzig, 1871
5476 DOZY (DR. R.) Het Islamisme. (De Voornaamste Godsdiensten.)
75 fine lithographic plates. Imp. 8vo, cloth. Haarlem, 1863
5477 De Israelieten te Mekka. Van Davids tijd tot in de vijfde
eeuw onzer Tijdrekening. Folding table. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp.
214. Haarlem, 1864
5478 FAIZULLAHBHAI (SHAIKH). Essay on the Pre-Islamic Arabic
Poetry. 8vo, sewed, pp. 21 (without title). [Bombay, 1893]
* Analysis of the Moallakat, or the Seven Suspended Poems.
5479 FARIS EL-SHIDIAC. Practical Grammar of the Arabic Language,
with interlineal reading lessons, dialogues and vocabulary. i2mo,
cloth. London, 1856
5480 Grammar of the Arabic Language. Revised by Henry G.
Williams. Fourth Edition, corrected and augmented. i2mo, cloth.
London, 1891
5481 FREEMAN (EDWARD A.) The History and Conquests of the
Saracens. Six Lectures before the Edinburgh Philosophical Institu-
tion. Second Edition, with new preface. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1876
5482 FREYTAG (G. W.) Lexicon Arabico-Latinum, ex opere suo majore
in usum Tironum Excerptum. 4to, half roan. Halle, 1837
* Scarce, and still one of the most valuable Arabic dictionaries published.
Iixaestern anfc Central Bsia 633
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5483 GIBSON (MARGARET DUNLOP). Catalogue of the Arabic
MSS. in the Convent of S. Catherine on Mount Sinai. Facsimiles.
Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 138. (Studia Sinaitica No. III.)
London, 1894
5484 GILMAN (ARTHUR). The Story of the Saracens; from the
Earliest Times to the Fall of Bagdad. Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1887
5485 GLASER (EDUARD). Skizze der Geschichte und Geographie
Arabiens von den altesten Zeiten bis zum Propheten Muhammad,
nebst einem Anhange zur Beleuchtung der Geschichte Abessyniens im
3. und 4. Jahrhundert n. Chr. Band II. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp.
575. Berlin, 1890
* The first volume was never published. Laid in is correspondence concerning it.
5486 GORGUOS (A.) Cours d'Arabe Vulgaire. 2 vols, crown 8vo, half
cloth. Paris, 1850-57
* Contains short Arabic Grammar, French-Arabic and Arabic-French vocabu-
laries, Reading Lessons, Exercises with key, etc. Algerian Arabic.
5487 GUMPACH (JOHANNES VON). Practical Tables for the Re-
duction of Mahometan Dates to the Christian Kalendar, computed
for the use of Astronomers, Chronologers, Historians, etc., with an
introduction including some special remarks on the Turkish Kalendar.
4to, cloth, pp. 23. London, 1856
5488 HAINES (CHARLES REGINALD). Islam, as a Missionary Re-
ligion. Map. i2mo, cloth. (Non-Christian Religious Systems.)
London, 1889
5489 HAJI KHALFA'S ARABIC BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DICTION-
ARY. Lexicon Bibliographicum et Encyclopaedicum a Mustafa Ben
Abdallah Katib Jelebi dicto et nomine Haji Khalfa celebrato com-
positum. Ad Codicum Vindobonensium Parisiensium et Berolinensis
fidem primum edidit, Latine vertit et Commentario indicibusque in-
struxit Gustavus Fluegel. (Cum catalogos Bibliothecarum Cahiren-
sium, Damascene, Halebensis, Rhodiae et Constantinopolitanarum
continens.) 7 vols. 4to, cloth (lacks title to Vol. 1).
London: The Oriental Translation Fund, 1835-58
* Written as a supplement to Ibn Khallikan's similar biographical and biblio-
graphical dictionary. The Arabic text with Latin translation.
634 Western ant) Central Hsia
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, WO,.— Continued.
5490 HAMMER (CHEV. JOSEPH VON). The History of the As-
sassins. Derived from Oriental Sources. Translated by O. C. Wood.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1835
* Scarce.
5491 HARIRI (KASIM IBN ALI AL). Al-Maquamat al-Hariri. The
Assemblies of Al-Hariri in Arabic. Royal 8vo, half calf.
Bulaq, A. H. 1266 [1849]
* With a marginal commentary also in Arabic, and numerous MS. insertions,
definitions, corrections, and notes in red and black ink, by Dr. E. H. Palmer.
With the stamp of the Protestant College, Malta.
5492 Makamat; or Rhetorical Anecdotes of Al Hariri of Basra.
Translated from the original Arabic, with Annotations, by Theodore
Preston. Royal 8vo, cloth. (Oriental Translation Fund.)
♦Scarce. London, 1850
5493 The same, another copy.
5494 The Assemblies of Al Hariri, translated from the Arabic, with
Introduction and Notes, historical and grammatical, by Thomas
Chenery. Vol. I, containing the first twenty-six assemblies. 8vo,
cloth. Presentation copy. [All published of this first issue.]
London, 1867
5495 "~ The Assemblies of Al Hariri, translated from the Arabic. With
an introduction and notes, historical and grammatical, by Thomas
Chenery. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (stamp on titles). (Oriental Trans-
lation Fund Series.) London, 1867-98
* Owing to the death of Chenery, Dr. F. Steingass completed the second volume,
and the first volume was reissued in uniform binding.
5496 HARRIS (WALTER B.) A Journey through the Yemen, and some
General Remarks upon that Country. Illustrated from sketches and
photographs taken by the author, and map. 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1893
5497 HARTMANN (MARTIN). The Arabic Press of Egypt. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1899
* Contains list of newspapers and periodicals that have appeared in Egypt.
5498 HATIM AT-TAI. Diwan Hatim At-Tai. Poems in Arabic, edited
by Rizkallah Hasun. 8vo, sewed, pp. 43. London, 1872
* Prof. E. H. Palmer's copy, with MS. notes.
Timestern anfc Central Ssia 635
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5499 HERBELOT (B. d'). Bibliotheque Orientale; ou, Dictionnaire Uni-
versel, contenant generalement tout ce qui regarde la connoissance
des Peuples d'Orient, leurs Histoires et Traditions . veritables ou
fabuleuses, leurs Religions, Sectes et Politiques . . . etc., etc. Folio,
old leather. Paris, 1697
5499 * HID AYA. The Hedaya, or Guide : A Commentary on the Mussul-
man Laws. Translated by Charles Hamilton. Second Edition, with
preface and index, by Standish Grove Grady. Thick 8vo, cloth, pp.
783. London, 1870
* This work is the great Law-Book of the Sunnites or most orthodox sect of
Islam, and is considered of the highest authority by the Mohammedans of India.
It was compiled by Ali Ibn Abi Bakr Al Marghinani Al Farghani.
5500 HIGGINS (GODFREY). An Apology for the Life and Character
of the Celebrated Prophet of Arabia, called Mohammed the Illus-
trious. 8vo, half cloth. London, 1829
* By the author of the well-known "Anacalypsis," books on the British Druids,
etc.
5501 [HORNE (RICHARD HENRY).] Sithron the Star- Stricken.
Translated from an ancient Arabic manuscript by Salem ben Uzair,
of Bassora [pseud']. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 131. London, 1883
5502 HOUTSMA (TH.) Catalogue d'une collection de Manuscrits
Arabes et Turcs appartenant a la maison E. J. Brill a Leide. 8vo,
wrappers, 1194 numbers. (Dr. Rost's copy with his autograph.)
Ley den : E. J. Brill, 1889
5503 HUART (CLEMENT). A History of Arabic Literature. Post
8vo, cloth. (Short Histories of the Literature of the World, edited
by Edmund Gosse.) London, 1903
5504 HUGHES (THOMAS PATRICK). Notes on Muhammadanism,
being Outlines of the Religious System of Islam. Second Edition,
revised and enlarged. . Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
5505 Notes on Muhammadanism. Third Edition. Crown 8vo,
cloth. London, 1894
5506 A Dictionary of Islam, being a Cyclopaedia of the Doctrines,
Rites, Ceremonies and Customs ... of the Muhammadan Religion.
Numerous illustrations. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
636 Mestern an& Central Bsia
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued
5507 HURGRONJE (DR. C. SNOUCK). Mekka. 2 vols, royal 8vo,
half morocco, with Atlas in 4to, boards. Together 3 vols. With the
miniature ex-libris of M. M. Couvee. The Hague, 1888-89
* The first volume gives a history of Mecca from the times of the Caliphs to
1887; the second deals with the varied population of Mecca, the life of the people
and pilgrims, customs, etc. The atlas of plates are mainly photographs of pil-
grims, types from all parts of the East, including the Moluccas, Borneo, etc. A
valuable collection.
5508 IBN HAUKAL (MUHAMMAD). The Oriental Geography of Ebn
Haukal, an Arabian Traveller of the Tenth Century. Translated by
Sir William Ouseley, from a MS. in his own possession, collated with
one preserved in the Library of Eton College. Map. 4to, old
marbled calf. London, 1800
5509 IBN HISHAM. Das Leben Mohammed's nach Mohammed Ibn
Ishak bearbeitet von Abd el-Malik Ibn Hischam. Aus dem Arabi-
schen iibersetzt von Gustav Weil. 2 vols, in 1, 8vo, half calf.
Stuttgart, 1864
5510 IBN KHALLIKAN'S BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. Ibn
Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary. Translated from the Arabic by
Baron MacGuckin De Slane. 4 vols. 4to, half morocco. (Oriental
Translation Fund.) Paris, 1843-71
* Scarce. The great Arabic Biographical Dictionary, and the repository of
numerous anecdotes, and choice selections from the most noted authors. This
was the first biographical dictionary of any extent written by an Arab, and later
writers in the East who have compiled similar works have done so principally on
the basis of supplements to Ibn Khallikan. It was written — probably in Damas-
cus— sometime in the 13th Century.
551 1 IBN KUTAIBAH. An Extract from Ibn Kutaiba's 'Adab Al-Katib,
or the Writer's Guide, with Translation and Notes, by William O.
Sproull. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 42. Leipzig, 1877
5512 IBN WAHSHIH. Ancient Alphabets and Hieroglyphic Characters
Explained: with an Account of the Egyptian Priests, their Classes,
Initiation, and Sacrifices, in the Arabic Language by Ahmad Bin
Abubekr Bin Wahshih ; and in English by Joseph Hammer. Small
4to, old half calf (covers loose). London, 1806
5513 JACKSON (JAMES). Socotora. Notes Bibliographiques. Royal
8vo, wrappers, pp. 39. (Extrait de la Revue de Geographic)
Paris, 1892
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THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5514 JESSUP (HENRY HARRIS). The Women of the Arabs. With
a Chapter for Children. Edited by C. S. Robinson and Isaac Riley.
Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. New York [1873]
5515 K'AB IBN ZUHAIR. The Burda (Mantle) Poems of Ka'b, son of
Zuhayr, and of El-Busiri. Translated with prefaces and notes, by
J. W. Redhouse. Facsimile. 8vo, limp cloth, pp. 48. (Reprinted
from Arabian Poetry for English Readers.) [London] 1881
* Only 35 copies printed for private circulation.
5516 KASSAB (S.) and HANNAM (G.) Arabic-English Dictionary.
Thick crown 8vo, cloth, pp. 803. Beyrout, il
5517 KEANE (PROF. A. H.) The Gold of Ophir. Whence brought and
by Whom? Facsimile of a Himyaritic rock inscription. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1901
* The author concludes that the "Gold of Ophir" came from Rhodesia, and
that Ophir was a centre of Commerce on the South Coast of Arabia.
5518 KEANE (JOHN F.) Six Months in Meccah: An Account of the
Mohammedan Pilgrimage to Meccah. Recently accomplished by an
Englishman professing Mohammedanism. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1881
5519 My Journey to Medinah :... Performed by the author dis-
guised as a Mohammedan. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
5520 Six Months in the Hejaz: An account of the Mohammedan
Pilgrimages to Meccah and Medinah, accomplished by an English-
man professing Mohammedanism. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
5521 KITAB AL AGANI. Tables Alphabetiques du Kitab Al-Agani ; com-
prenant I, Index des Poetes dont le Kitab cite des vers ; II, Index des
Rimes ; III, Index Historique ; etc. Par I. Guidi. Ier Fascicule.
Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 360. Leiden, 1895
*This part contains the first two mentioned indices complete, and 165 pp. of
the third.
5522 KORAN. Manuscript of the Koran. Arabic manuscript, con-
taining chapters from the Koran, written for Abu Elmuzaffar Shehab
Eldeen Muhammad, King of Persia, A. H. 1058 (A. D. 1648). Ap-
pended is a poem in Persian in praise of the King. Royal 8vo, ori-
ental smooth morocco (back damaged).
Teheran, A. H. 1058 [A. D. 1648]
* With the full vowel pointing. Very neatly written.
638 Mestern anfc Central Hsia
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5523 KORAN. Manuscript of the Koran. Arabic manuscript, written in
red and black, and the first few leaves interlined in gold. Post 8vo,
oriental leather binding. (The volume much soiled by water, and
some leaves damaged and restored in a later hand.) 18th Century
5524 Manuscript of the Koran. Manuscript, very neatly written
in small characters and pointed, gold borders to each page, and the
titles to each surat in gold. The two first leaves very beautifully
illuminated in gold and colors. i8mo, in the original oriental binding
of wooden boards, morocco back, the sides ornamented with a pattern
of rose flowers within a gold border. 18th Century
* A very charming miniature manuscript of the Koran.
5525 Manuscript of the Koran. Arabic manuscript, written on
oriental glazed parchment paper in red and black, with ruled red
borders to each page. Thick small 4to, original leather binding (one
cover missing). 19th Century
5526 The Koran in Arabic. Lithographed. Borders to two first
leaves. Post 8vo, in the oriental stamped roan binding with flaps.
19th Century
5527 L'Alkoran: (Le Livre par Excellence). Traduction textuelle
de l'Arabe faite par Fatma-Zaida, Djarie-Odalyk-Doul den Benjamin-
Aly, Effendi-Agha. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 483 (front wrapper missing).
Lisbonne, 1861
5528 Fluegel (Gustavus). Corani Textus Arabicus ad fidem
librorum manu scriptorum et impressorum et ad prascipuorum inter-
pretum lectiones et auctoritatem recensuit indicesque triginta sec-
tionum et suratarum addidit. Editio stereotypa, secundis curis
emendata. 4to, half roan. Leipzig, 1841
5529 Lane (Edward William). Selections from the Kur-An, com-
monly called, . . The Koran ; with Commentary ; translated from the
Arabic . . . with notes, chiefly from Sale's edition ; with an Introduc-
tion, . . . Corrections and Additions. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1843
553° Lane (Edward William). Selections from the Kur-'an. New
Edition, revised and enlarged, with introduction by Stanley Lane-
Poole. Plate. 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Oriental Series.)
London, 1879
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THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5531 KORAN. Muehleisen-Arnold (John). The Koran and the Bible ;
or Islam and Christianity. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth (embossed
stamp on title). London, 1866
5532 Muir (Sir William). The Coran. Its Composition and
Teaching; and the Testimony it bears to the Holy Scriptures. i2mo,
cloth. London [1878]
5533 Muir (Sir William). Extracts from the Coran in the Origi-
nal. With English Rendering. Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 63
♦With the pencilled autograph of Prof. E. H. Palmer. London, 1880
5534 Palmer (E. H.) A Manuscript Note-Book of Prof. Palmer,
on the first page of which is written: "Lecture commenced Jan.
27th '79 to Syed Kazim Ali of Christ's Coll., Syed Waris Ali, do.,
Syed Nur ul Huda, John's Coll." The top of the following page
begins : "Notes for lecture on the Koran." With Prof. Palmer's
autograph and 55 pages of notes (rest of the book blank). i2mo,
cloth.
5535 Palmer (E. H.) The Qur'an. Translated by E. H. Palmer.
2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1880
* One of the series of "The Sacred Books of the East," edited by F. Max Miiller.
5536 Redslob (G. M.) Coranus Arabice. Recensionis Flugelianae.
Textum Recognitum iterum exprimi, curavit G. M. Redslob. 8vo,
boards, cloth back. Leipzig, 1855
5537 Rodwell (J. M.) El-Kor'an; or the Koran: translated from
the Arabic, the Suras arranged in Chronological Order, with Notes
and Index. Second revised and amended edition. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1876
5538 Sale (George). The Koran, commonly called the Alcoran
of Mohammed, Translated into English from the Original Arabic,
with notes . . . (and) a Preliminary Discourse. Map and four plates.
4to, old panelled calf (joints cracked). London, 1734
*The First Edition. With the bookplate of Lord Hill.
5539 Sale (George). The Koran, commonly called the Alcoran of
Mohammed, translated . . . from the Original Arabic ; with explana-
tory notes . . . and a Preliminary Discourse. New Edition, with
memoir of the translator [by R. A. Davenport] and notes from
Savary's version of the Koran. Folding map and plates. 2 vols,
royal 8vo, half cloth. London, 1825
640 Hfllestern ant) Central Bsia
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5540 KORAN. Wherry (E. M.) A Comprehensive Commentary on the
Quran ; comprising Sale's translation and Preliminary Discourse,
with additional Notes and Emendations. With a Complete Index to
the Text, Preliminary Discourse, and Notes. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth.
(Trubner's Oriental Series.) London, 1896
5541 KOSENGARTEN (JOHANN GODOFR. LUD.) Chrestomathia
Arabica ex codicibus manuscriptis Parisiensibus, Gothanis et Bero-
linensibus collecta. 8vo, half roan. Leipzig, 1828
5542 KREMER (ALFRED von). Culturgeschichtliche Streifzuge auf
dem Gebiete des Islams. 8vo, wrappers, pp. yy. Leipzig, 1873
5543 Culturgeschichte des Orients unter den Chalifen. 2 vols, royal
8vo, wrappers, pp. 547 and 516. Vienna, 1875-77
5544 LANDBERG (CARLO). Proverbes et Dictons du Peuple Arabe.
Materiaux pour servir a la connaissance des dialectes vulgaires.
Volume 1 : Province de Syrie, Section de Sayda. 8vo, wrappers, pp.
458. Ley den and Paris, 1883
* The peculiarities of the sayings are illustrated by notes on the customs of the
Arabs.
5545 LANE (EDWARD WILLIAM). Arabian Society in the Middle
Ages. Studies from the Thousand and One Nights. Edited by
Stanley Lane-Poole. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
5546 LANE-POOLE (STANLEY). Studies in a Mosque. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1883
* With "From S. Lane-Poole" pencilled on the title. Chapters on The Persian
Miracle Play, the Koran, Islam before Mohammed, etc.
5547 Studies in a Mosque. Second Edition, enlarged. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1893
5548 Catalogue of Arabic Glass Weights in the British Museum.
Edited by Reginald Stuart Poole, 9 plates. 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
* Forming a supplementary volume to the Catalogue of Oriental Coins.
5549 LANSING (J. G.) An Arabic Manual. Second Edition. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1891
5550 LE STRANGE (GUY). Palestine Under the Moslems. A De-
scription of Syria and the Holy Land from A. D. 650 to 1500. Trans-
lated from the Works of the Mediaeval Arab Geographers. Maps
and illustrations. 8vo, cloth. (Palestine Exploration Fund.)
[London] 1890
IKKestern ant) Central Hsia 641
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5551 LE STRANGE (GUY). Baghdad during the Abbasid Caliphate,
from contemporary Arabic and Persian Sources. 8 plans. 8vo,
cloth. Oxford, 1900
5552 LOCKETT (A.) The Miut Amil, and Shurhoo Miut Amil; two
elementary treatises on Arabic Syntax ; Translated from the Original
Arabic, with annotations, Philological and explanatory, in the form
of a perpetual commentary. The Rules exemplified by a Series of
Stories and Citations from various Arabian Authors, with an Ap-
pendix containing the Original Text. 4to, half calf (worn).
Calcutta, 1 81 4
5553 LOKMAN AL HAKIM. Fables de Loqman le Sage. Le texte revu
de nouveau sur les MSS., accompagne d'une version Francaise et des
notes, et precede d'une introduction sur la personne de Loqman et
sur l'origine de ce recueil de fables. Par J. Derenbourg. i2mo,
wrappers, pp. 41. Berlin, 1850
5554 LYALL (CHARLES JAMES). Translations of Ancient Arabian
Poetry, chiefly Prae-Islamic, with an Introduction and Notes. Small
4to, cloth. London, 1885
* Extracts from the Hamasah, the Mu'allakat, etc. Laid in is a parody on
Tennyson's Locksley Hall. (Queried if by Lyall?)
5555 MACARIUS. The Travels of Macarius, Patriarch of Antioch.
Written by his attendant Archdeacon Paul of Aleppo in Arabic.
Translated by F. C. Belfour. Nine parts with separate titles, bound
in 2 vols. 4to, cloth. (Oriental Translation Fund.) London, 1829-36
* The travels were in the countries subject to the doctrines of the Greek Church,
i.e.: Anatolia, Romelia, Moldavia, Walladiia, the Country of the Cossacks,
Moscovy (as far as Novgorod, and back to Aleppo through Syria. In one place
he refers to the year of the world 7165. As the Caesarean Era of Antioch placed
the creation of the world as 5493 years B. C, this would place the travels in the
latter part of the 17th Century.
5556 MANUSCRIPT. A Lectionary; or, New Testament Selections for
Sundays and Festivals. Manuscript in Arabic on 168 leaves, neatly
written in black and red on glazed paper. Small folio, in the original
oriental calf binding. 1744
5557 MARGOLIOUTH (D. S.) A Commentary on the Book of Daniel
by Jephet Ibn Ali the Karaite. Edited and Translated by D. S.
Margoliouth. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 153-1-96. (Anecdota
Oxoniensia.) Oxford, 1889
642 Western ant) Central Hsta
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5558 MARGOLIOUTH (D. S.) Arabic Papyri of the Bodleian Library.
Reproduced by the Collotype Process. With transcription and trans-
lation. 2 large folding plates. 4to, wrappers, pp. 7. London, 1893
5559 MARIGNY (ABBE DE). History of the Arabians under ... the
Caliphs, from Mahomet to the death of Mostazem, the fifty-sixth and
last Abassian Caliph. With Notes . . . Genealogical and Chronologi-
cal Tables, and Indexes. Translated, with additional notes. 4 vols.
8vo, full calf, rebacked. London, 1758
5560 MISHCAT-UL-MASABIH. Collection of the Most Authentic Tra-
ditions regarding the Actions and Sayings of Muhammed, exhibiting
the Origin of the Manners and Customs, the Civil, Religious, and
Military Policy of the Muslemans. Translated from the original
Arabic [of Muhammad Ibn Abd Allah Al Khatib] by Capt. A. N.
Matthews. 2 vols. 4to, old half calf (lacks title to Vol. 2, and a leaf
of Index at end). Calcutta, 1809
* Rare. In the 12th Century the original traditions of the Mohammedan faith
and its founders were collected, and the work was called the "Masabih" (or
lamp). Several later commentaries were made on it, of which this, the "Mishcat-
ul-Masabih," written in the 14th Century, is the most important. The literal trans-
lation of the title is "The niche for holding the lamp." The work is considered of
the utmost authority by the Mohammedans, ranking second only to the Koran.
Many curious particulars of the life and observances of the Prophet are given.
5561 MOALLAKAT. The Moallakat, or Seven Arabian Poems, which
were suspended on the Temple at Mecca; with a translation and
arguments by William Jones. Engraved portrait and folding table
of the genealogy of the Poets, and facsimile. 4to, half russia.
London, 1783
* Scarce. Contains a transliteration of the Arabic texts, as well as the trans-
lations.
5562 The Divans of the six ancient Arabic Poets, Ennabiga, 'Antara,
Tharafa, Zuhair, 'Alqama, and Imruulqais ; chiefly according to the
MSS. of Paris, Gotha and Leyden; and the Collection of their Frag-
ments, with a List of the various Readings of the Text. Edited by
W. Ahlwardt. Royal 8vo, wrappers. London, 1870
5563 An Ancient Arabic Prize Poem. (Translation with prefatory
note.) By E. H. Palmer. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 8. (Extracted
from The Eagle, 1870.) [London, 1870]
* A translation of one of the poems of the Moallakat (or Seven Suspended
Poems).
Western anfc Central Bsia 643
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5564 MOALLAKAT. The Seven Poems suspended in the Temple at
Mecca. Translated from the Arabic by F. E. Johnson. With an
introduction by Shaikh Faizullabhai. 8vo, cloth (with the Arabic
text). London, 1894
5565 MOHAMMED. The History of Mohammedanism and its Sects, de-
rived chiefly from Oriental Sources, containing the Life of Moham-
med .... the Creed, etc. Portrait of Mohammed. Post 8vo, half
roan. Calcutta, 1857
5566 MUIR (SIR WILLIAM). The Life of Mahomet, with introductory
chapters on the original sources of the biography of Mahomet, and
on the Pre-Islamite History of Arabia. Folding plates. 4 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1861
* The First and Complete Edition.
5567 The Life of Mahomet, from Original Sources. New edition
(abridged from the first edition in four volumes). Thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1877
5568 Ancient Arabic Poetry: its Genuineness and Authenticity.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 21. (Royal Asiatic Society.) [London] 1879
5569 Annals of the Early Caliphate, from original sources. With a
Map. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
557° The Caliphate, its Rise, Decline and Fall. From original
sources. 8vo, cloth. [London] 1891
5571 NEWMAN (FRANCIS W.) Handbook of Modern Arabic: con-
sisting of a Practical Grammar, with numerous Examples, Dialogues,
and Newspaper Extracts ; in a European Type. Table of Script and
printed alphabets. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1866
5572 Dictionary of Modern Arabic (Anglo- Arabic, and Arabo-
English). 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1871
5573 NIEBUHR (CARSTEN). Beschreibung von Arabien, map and 23
(should be 24) plates, First Edition, Copenhagen, 1772; Reise-
beschreibung nach Arabien und andern umliegenden Landern, 120
plates (should be 124), 2 vols. 4to, Copenhagen, 1774-78. Together
3 vols. 4to, orginal calf. Copenhagen, 1772-78
644 Western ant) Central Bsia
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5574 OCKLEY (SIMON). The Conquest of Syria, Persia, and Egypt by
the Saracens, containing the Lives of . . . the immediate successors
of Mahomet, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, old calf. London, 1708
5575 History of the Saracens, containing the Lives ... of the Suc-
cessors of Mahomet, etc. Collected from most authentic Arabic
Authors. Third Edition (with Life of Mahomet). 2 vols. 8vo. Fine
copy, in full sprinkled calf gilt, gilt tops, uncut. Cambridge, 1757
5576 OMARAH AL HAKAMI. Yaman. Its early Mediaeval History, by
Najm Ad-Din 'Omarah Al-Hakami; the History of its Dynasties by
Ibn Khaldun ; and an account of the Karmathians of Yaman by Abu'
Abd Allah Baha Ad-Din Al-Janadi. The original texts, with trans-
lations and notes by Henry Cassels Kay. 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
5577 OSBORN (ROBERT DURIE). Islam under the Khalifs of
Baghdad. 8vo, cloth. London, 1878
5578 PALGRAVE (WILLIAM GIFFORD). Narrative of a Year's
Journey through Central and Eastern Arabia. [1862-63.] Maps
and plans. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (Vol. 1 loose in covers). London, 1865
5579 PALMER (E. H.) A Grammar of the Arabic Language. 8vo, cloth.
* With glossary of Arabic Technical Terms. London, 1 874
5580 The Arabic Manual, a condensed Grammar of both the Classi-
cal and Modern Arabic, Reading Lessons and Exercises, with Analy-
ses and a Vocabulary. Third Edition. Folding table. i2mo, full
morocco. London [1881]
5581 A Scrapbook, containing Clippings relating to books and articles
written by Prof. E. H. Palmer. [This was found among Prof.
Palmer's books, which Messrs. Luzac bought after Mrs. Palmer's
death.] 4to, cloth, pp. 56.
* With the autograph of E. H. Palmer. The book also contains articles by
Prof. Palmer, and letters written to his friends which appeared in print. See also
No. 5534, for a manuscript note-book of Prof. Palmer.
5582 The Life and Achievements of Edward Henry Palmer. By
Walter Besant.- Portrait. Second Edition, Post 8vo, half calf, gilt
top. London, 1883
TKaestern anfc Central Hsfa 645
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5583 PAMPHLETS. Alphabet Arabe, par F. Gadoz, i2mo, pp. 39,
Paris, 1852; Methode de Lecture et de Prononciation Arabe, par A.
Depeille, i2mo, pp. 54, Algiers, 1850; Alphabetum Arabicum, etc.,
etc., pp. 15, Rome, 1797; Simplification possible de la Composition en
Caracteres Arabes, par A. R. G. Vianna, 8vo, pp. 8 (Presentation
copy), Lisbon, 1892. (4 pieces.)
5584 Apology of Al Kindy, An Essay on its Age and Authorship,
by Sir Wm. Muir, pp. 18 (Royal Asiatic Society, 188-?);
Descriptive Alphabetical List of Twenty Occult Sciences of the Mus-
lims, by E. Rehatsek, pp. 10. 2 pieces, 8vo, sewed.
5585 Excerpts from Magazines. Palgrave on the Pre-Islamitic
Brigands; An Ancient Arabic Prize Poem, by Prof. Palmer; Cler-
mont-Ganneau on the Arabs in Palestine; and others, similar.
(10 pieces.)
5586 PAULMIER (AD.) L'Arabe sans Maitre en 17 Lecons, traduction
dans l'idiome parle en Algerie, des 17 Chapitres . . . de l'histoire de
Gil Bias de Santillane. 8vo, wrappers (damaged), pp. 241.
Paris, 1 85 1
5587 PITTS (JOSEPH). A Faithful Account of the Religion and Man-
ners of the Mohometans. In which is a Relation of their Pilgrimage
to Mecca ... a description of Medina, . . Algier, and the Country
Adjacent; and Alexandria, Grand Cairo, &c. With an account of
the Author's being taken Captive ; the Turks' Cruelty to him, and his
escape. Fourth Edition, corrected, with additions. Map and plate.
With the autograph of J. Miller, 1756. i2mo, calf. London, 1738
* Pitts was the first European to visit MeCca, and this book contains an account
of his adventures there.
5588 PLATE (WILLIAM). Ptolemy's Knowledge of Arabia, especially
of Hadramaut and the Wilderness El-Ahkaf. Map. Post 8vo,
sewed, pp. 11. (Reprinted from the Classical Museum.)
London, 1845
5589 PLAYFAIR (CAPT. R. L.) Memorandum of the Trade of Aden
for 1857-58; and for 1858-59. 2 pieces, 8vo, sewed, pp. 12 and 14.
Presentation copies. (2 pieces.)
Aden : printed at the Jail Press, 1859
646 Mestern anfc Central Bsia
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5590 POCOCK (EDWARD). Specimen Historiae Arabum; atictore Ed-
vardo Pocockio. Accessit Historia Veterum Arabum ex Abu'l Feda :
cura Antonii I. Sylvestre de Sacy. Portrait of Pocock. Small 4.T.0,
half cloth. Oxford, 1806
5591 POOL (JOHN J.) Studies in Mohammedanism, Historical and
Doctrinal, with a chapter on Islam in England. Frontispiece. Post
8vo, cloth. Westminster [London], 1892
5592 POPER (DR. SALOMON). Behmenjar, Ben El-Marzuban, der
Persische Aristoteliker aus Avicenna's Schule. Zwei metaphysische
Abhandlungen von ihm, Arabisch und Deutsch, mit Anmerkungen
herausgegeben. i2mo, boards, pp. 47 and 27. Leipzig, 1851
5593 ROUX (DANIEL). Album de l'Arabisant. Choix de 50 Sortes
d'ecritures Arabes, recueillis a l'etat d'autographies et suivies d'une
transcription textuelle pour initier a la lecture des manuscrits.
(Lithographic facsimiles.) Oblong i2mo, wrappers, pp. 82.
Algiers, n. d.
5594 RUMSEY (ALMARIC). A Chart of Family Inheritance, according
to Orthodox Moohummudan Law, with an Explanatory Treatise.
Third Edition, enlarged. With Genealogical table. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1880
5595 SALIL IBN RAZIK. History of the Imams and Seyyids of 'Oman
from A. D. 661-1856. Translated from the Original Arabic with
Notes, Appendices and Introduction, continuing the history to 1870,
by G. P. Badger. Map. 8vo, cloth. (The Hakluyt Society.)
London, 1871
5596 SALISBURY (EDWARD E.) Muhammadan Doctrine of Pre-
destination and Free Will. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 80. (Reprinted from
Journal of the American Oriental Society No. I, 1864.) Presenta-
tion copy. n. p., 1864
5597 SEIDEL (A.) Praktisches Handbuch der Arabischen Umgangs-
sprache. Agyptischen Dialekts. Mit zahlreichen ubungsstucken
und einen ausfuhrlichen Agyptoarabisch-Deutschen worterbuch.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 310. Berlin [1894]
5598 SELL (EDWARD). The Faith of Islam. Second Edition, revised
and enlarged. 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Oriental Series.)
London, 1896
Western an£> Central Hsfa 647
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5599 SIUTI (JALAL ADDIN AL). The History of the Temple of
Jerusalem: translated from the Arabic MS. of the Imam-Jalal-Addin
al Siiiti. With notes and dissertations, by James Reynolds. Royal
8vo, cloth. (Oriental Translation Fund.) London, 1836
•The author of the manuscript lived in the early part of the 15th Century.
5600 SMITH (R. BOSWORTH). Mohammed and Mohammedanism.
Third Edition, revised and enlarged. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
5601 SOCIN (DR. ALBERT). Arabische Sprichworter und Redensarten,
Gesammelt und Erklart. 4to, wrappers, pp. 41. (Presentation
copy.) Tubingen, 1878
* On Arabic Proverbs.
5602 Arabic Grammar; Paradigms, Literature, Chrestomathy, and
Glossary. Crown 8vo, half morocco. Carlsruhe, 1885
* With a short Bibliography of Arabic Literature.
5603 SPITTA-BEY (GUILLAUME). Contes Arabes Modernes, recueil-
lis et traduits. (Alternate pages of French and Arabic in Roman
letters.) 8vo, wrappers, pp. 224. Leyden, 1883
5604 SPRENGER (ALOYSIUS). Die Alte Geographie Arabiens als
Grundlage der Entwicklungsgeschichte des Semitismus. Map
(Ptolemy's). 8vo, wrappers, pp. 343. Bern, 1875
5605 Dissertatio . . . de Originibus Medicinae Arabicae sub Khalifaty,
Leyden, 1840; On the Early Commerce of the Arabs; On Kremer's
edition of Wakidy's Campaigns ; On the Writing of Historical Facts
among the Musalmans ; Notes on the oldest work on Sufism ; Chrono-
logy of Makkah and the Hijaz before Mohammed; Foreign words
occurring in the Koran ; and other pamphlets by Dr. Sprenger, bound
in one volume, 8vo, cloth.
5606 STACE (E. V.) An English-Arabic Vocabulary for the use of
Students of the Colloquial. 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
5607 STEWART (DUNCAN). A Practical Arabic Grammar. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1841
5608 STOBART (J. W. H.) Islam and its Founder. Map. i2mo,
cloth. (Non-Christian Religious Systems.) London, 1876
648 Timestern an£> Central Hsia
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5609 TAKHMISES. A Collection of Arabic Takhmises or Quintuplets,
beginning with those of Ibnu'n-Nahwi, and ending with those of
'Abdu'l Baqi al Taruki. In Arabic. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 128.
Constantinople, A. H. 1306 [1888]
* "A Takhmis or quintuplet is a short poem of five lines greatly in vogue among
the Arabs." — From Prof. E. H. Palmer's Library.
5610 TUCHSEN (TH. CHR.) Grammatik der Arabischen Schrift-
sprache fur den ersten Unterricht. Mit einigen Auszugen aus dem
Koran. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 262. Gottingen, 1823
561 1 UPTON (MAJOR R. D.) Gleanings from the Desert of Arabia.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1881
'•Chapters on the Bedaween, the Arabian Horses, their breeding, etc.
5612 VAN DYCK (ED.) Iktifa al ganu bima huva matbu min aschhar al
taalif al Arabia fil matabi al Scharqia Walgharbia. Royal 8vo, half
cloth, pp. 677. Cairo, 1897
* Bibliography of Arabic books printed in the Orient and the Occident.
5613 VOLLERS (DR. K.) The Modern Egyptian Dialect of Arabic. A
Grammar, with exercises, reading lessons and glossaries. Translated
by F. C. Burkitt. Post 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1895
5614 WATSON (W. SCOTT). Bab El-Iarab: an outline of Arabic Syn-
tax, pp. 14; Arabic Version of the Epistle of Dionysius the Areopa-
gite to Timothy, pp. 17, 1900; A Syriac-Arabic Narrative of Miracles
of Jesus, pp. 10, 1899. (All reprinted from the American Journal of
Semitic Language and Literature.) 8vo. (3 pieces.)
5615 WOLLASTON (ARTHUR N.) Half Hours with Muhammad,
being a popular account of the Prophet of Arabia, .... with a short
Synopsis of the Religion he founded. Map and plates. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1886
5616 WORTABET (WILLIAM THOMSON). Arabic-English Dic-
tionary. With the Collaboration of John Wortabet and Harvey
Porter. Second Edition, revised and enlarged. 8vo, cloth.
Bey rout, 1893
5617 WRIGHT (WILLIAM). Opuscula Arabica, collected and edited
from MSS. in the University of Leyden. 8vo, wrappers.
Leyden, 1859
TKHestern anfc Central Hsia 649
THE ARABIC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
5618 WRIGHT (WILLIAM). An Arabic Reading Book. Part First.
The Texts. 8vo, cloth. (All published.) London, 1870
* Selections from Lokman's Fables, the Koran, biographical extracts, etc.
5619 Grammar of the Arabic Language, translated from the German
of Caspari, and edited, with additions and corrections. Second
Edition, revised and greatly enlarged. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
*Best edition of the Best Arabic Grammar. London, l874"5
5620 WUSTENFELD (F.) Die Ubersetzungen Arabischer Werke in das
Lateinische seit dem XI. Jahrhundert. 4to, wrappers, pp. 133.
Gottingen, 1877
5621 ZUHAIR. Duwan El-Wazir Abi-1-Fadhl Zoheir. The Poetical
Works of Zuhair in Arabic. Crown 8vo, full morocco (rubbed), pp.
208 and 19. (Lithographed.) Cairo, A. H. 1278 [1866]
* Prof. E. H. Palmer's copy, with his autograph and some MS. notes, probably
made by him.
5622 The Poetical Works of Beha-ed-din Zoheir of Egypt, with a
metrical translation, notes, and an introduction. By E. H. Palmer.
Vol. 1, the Arabic text. (No more was published.) Royal 8vo,
cloth. Cambridge, 1876
* Prof. Palmer's own copy, having written on the title "E. H. Palmer, March
20, 1876. Copy of first edition corrected."
#
Hss^ria, Babylonia anfc Cbalfcasa.
Zbc Cuneiform flnscnptious.
5623 BABYLONIAN AND ORIENTAL RECORD (THE). A
Monthly Magazine of the Antiquities of the East. Edited by W. St.
Chad Boscawen, and H. M. Mackenzie, and afterwards by Prof.
Terrien de Lacouperie. Illustrations, facsimiles of inscriptions,
translations, etc. Vols. 1 to 8, and Nos. 1 to 3 of Vol. 9. (All pub-
lished.) 8vo, cloth, and half calf, the last three numbers in wrappers.
(As 8 vols.) London, 1886-1901
* A complete set like the above is rarely to be found, the later numbers having
been issued at irregular intervals and being difficult to procure. The magazine
contains a series of important articles by the editor, Professor T. de Lacouperie
concerning the relationship in very early times between the old Babylonian and
Chinese. It contains also a translation by C. de Harlez, running through seven-
teen numbers, of the Chinese Kong-tze Kia-yu, or "Familiar Sayings of Confucius."
650 Western anb Central Hsia
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5624 BABYLONIAN TABLET. Photograph of a tablet supposed to
contain the names of Chedorlaomer, Arioch and Tidal, published by
the British Museum in 1895 (but this reading was disproved by
L. W. King in his "Letters and Inscriptions" of Hammurabi
[London, 1898]. Narrow 8vo, mounted on cardboard.
5625 BEROSUS. Berosi Chaldseorum Historian quae supersunt, cum Com-
mentatione prolixiori de Berosi Vita et Librorum ejus indole.
Auctore J. D. G. Richter. 8vo, sewed, pp. 93. Leipzig, 1825
5626 Essai de Commentaire des Fragments Cosmogoniques de
Berose, d'apres les Textes cuneiformes et les Monuments de l'Art
Asiatique. Par Francois Lenormant. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 578.
Paris, 1872
* Very Scarce. Only 200 copies were printed, this being No. 132.
5627 BERTIN (GEORGE). Abridged Grammars of the Languages of
the Cuneiform Inscriptions. Containing a Sumero-Akkadian, an
Assyro-Babylonian, a Vannic, a Medic, and an Old Persian Gram-
mar. Crown 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Simplified Grammars.)
London, 1888
5628 The Populations of the Fatherland of Abraham, A Short
aecount of the populations which came into contact with the Jews,
and used the Cuneiform system of writing. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 103.
London, 1893
5629 BEZOLD (CARL). Die Achamenideninschriften. Transscription
des Babylonischen Textes nebst Ubersetzung, Textkritischen Anmer-
kungen und einem Worter- und Eigennamenverzeichnisse. Imp.
8vo, half morocco (stamp on title). Leipzig, 1882
* With lithograph facsimile — on 16 pp. — of the cuneiform text.
5630 [BIRCH (SAMUEL).] Assyrian Antiquities. Guide to the
Kouyunjik Gallery (British Museum). 4 autotype plates. Crown
8vo, cloth. [London] 1883
5631 BOOTH (ARTHUR JOHN). The Discovery and Decipherment
of the Trilingual Cuneiform Inscriptions. Plan of Perscpolis, ap-
pendices and copious index. 8vo, cloth. London, 1902
* Including Babylonian and Assyrian inscriptions, the Behistun and Persian
inscriptions, etc.
Mestern ant> Central Hsta 651
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5632 BOSCAWEN (W. ST. CHAD). "From Under the Dust of Ages."
Six Lectures on the History and Antiquities of Assyria and Baby-
lonia. 6 illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
5^33 British Museum Lectures. Assyria and Babylonia. (Sheol
and other Essays.) Crown 8vo, cloth. London, n. d.
5634 The Cuneiform Inscriptions and the Era of the Jewish Cap-
tivity. Genealogical chart. 8vo, cloth, pp. 37. Author's copy.
n. p., n. d.
5635 BOTTA (M.) Memoire sur l'ficriture Cuneiforme Assyrienne.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 197. Paris, 1848
5636 Letters on the Discoveries at Nineveh. Translated from the
French by C. T. First Series. 49 plates of inscriptions, stones,
monuments, etc. 8vo, half morocco. London, 1850
5637 BRITISH MUSEUM. Guide to the Babylonian and Assyrian Anti-
quities. [By E. A. Wallis Budge.] 34 full-page plates. 8vo,
boards, pp. 203. London: Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1900
5638 BRITISH MUSEUM TABLETS. Cuneiform Texts from Baby-
lonian Tablets, etc., in the British Museum. 23 parts. Small folio,
wrappers. London: The Trustees of the British Museum, 1896-1906
* A valuable series of texts, over 1,000 in number, many here published for
the First Time. Included are the early and important Babylonian legends of the
Creation, the descent of the goddess Ishtar into the Underworld, spells, formulas
and invocations for the conjuration of supernatural spirits, etc.
5639 BROWN (FRANCIS). Assyriology. Its Use and Abuse in Old
Testament Study. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1885
5640 BUDGE (E. A. WALLIS). The History of Esarhaddon (son of
Sennacherib), King of Assyria, B. C. 681-668. Translated from the
Cuneiform Inscriptions upon Cylinders and Tablets in the British
Museum, with Original Texts, Grammatical Analysis, etc. 8vo,
cloth. (Triibner's Oriental Series.) London, 1880
5641 Assyrian Texts, extracts from the Annals of Shalmaneser II.,
Sennacherib, and Assur-Bani-Pal. With philological notes. Small
4to, cloth. (Archaic Classics.) London, 1880
652 Western an& Central Bsia
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5642 BUDGE (E. A. WALLIS). Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon. On
recently discovered Inscriptions of this King. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 43.
Author's copy. [London, 188 1]
* Cuneiform text of the inscription, translation, grammatical analysis, and
commentary.
5643 Babylonian Life and History. Second Edition. Illustrations.
Crown 8vo, cloth. [London] 1886
5644 BUDGE (E. A. WALLIS) and KING (L. W.) Annals of the
Kings of Assyria. The cuneiform texts with translations, trans-
literations, etc., from the Original Documents in the British Museum.
Volume 1 (all published). Plates in facsimile. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London : Printed by Order of the Trustees, 1902
5645 CHWOLSON (D. A.) Uber die Uberreste der Altbabylonischen
Literatur in Arabischen Ubersetzungen. 4to, wrappers, pp. 195.
St. Petersburg, 1859
* Contains an analysis of the Book of Nabathean Agriculture, and of other
remnants of old Chaldean Literature.
5646 t)ber Tammuz und die Menschenverehrung bei den alten Baby-
loniern. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 112 (badly stained and title damaged).
St. Petersburg, i860
5647 DELITZSCH (FRIEDRICH). Assyrische Lesestiicke, nach den
originalen Theils revidirt Theils zum ersten Male herausgegeben und
durch eine schrifttafel eingeleitet. Zweite neu Bearbeitete und
vermehrte auflage. (Lithographic facsimile.) Folio, boards.
Leipzig, 1878
5648 Assyrian Grammar; with Paradigms, Exercises, Glossary and
Bibliography. Translated by R. S. Kennedy. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Berlin, 1889
5649 Babel and Bible. A Lecture on the Significance of Assyrio-
logical Research for Religion. Translated from the German by
Thomas J. McCormack. Numerous illustrations. 8vo, boards, pp.
66. Chicago, 1902
5650 FERGUSSON (JAMES). The Palaces of Nineveh and Persepolis
restored: An essay on Ancient Assyrian and Persian Architecture.
Plans and illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1851
llBlestern atto Central Bsia 653
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5651 FORSTER (CHARLES). The Monuments of*Assyria, Babylonia,
and Persia ; with a new key to the recovery of the Lost Ten Tribes.
Illustrations from obelisks, medallions, etc. Royal 8vo, cloth.
(2 copies.) London, 1859
5652 HAMMURABI. The Letters and Inscriptions of Hammurabi, King
of Babylon, about B. C. 2200, with a series of Letters of other Kings
of the First Dynasty of Babylon. The original Babylonian texts,
edited from tablets in the British Museum, with English translations,
summaries of contents, etc. By L. W. King. Facsimiles. 3 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1898-1900
5653 The Code of Hammurabi, King of Babylon, about 2250 B. C.
Autographed text, transliteration, translation, glossary, index of sub-
jects, lists of proper names, signs, numerals, corrections and erasures.
By R. F. Harper. Map, frontispiece and photograph of text. Royal
8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1904
5654 HARKNESS (M. E.) Assyrian Life and History. Introduction by
R. Stuart Poole. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, n. d.
i
5655 HILPRECHT (H. V.) The Babylonian Expedition of the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania. Series A: Cuneiform Texts. 2 vols. 4to,
wrappers. Philadelphia, 1893-6
* 100 plates, with descriptive text of Babylonian inscriptions, chiefly from
Nippur.
Laid in is a letter from the author in relation to the work.
5656 Proper Names of the Time of Artaxerxes I. From cuneiform
tablets found in Nippur. 4to, wrappers, pp. 43. Philadelphia, 1898
5657 HINCKS (EDWARD). On the Khorsabad Inscriptions. 4to,
sewed, pp. 72. (Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy.)
Dublin, 1850
5658 On the Assyrio-Babylonian Phonetic Characters. 4to, wrap-
pers. (Vol. 22, Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy.)
Dublin, 1853
* Bound with it is "Medallion Anaglypha of the University of Dublin," etc.,
by Dr. Kennedy Bailie. With plate.
5659 HOMMEL (FRITZ). Abriss der Babylonisch-Assyrischen und
Israelitischen geschichte, von der altesten zeiten bis zur zerstorung
Babel's, in Tabellenform. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 20.
Leipzig, 1880
654 Western ant) Central Hsia
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5660 JASTROW (MORRIS). A Fragment of the Babylonian "Dibbarra"
Epic. With facsimile of the original brick tablet. 8vo, boards, pp.
42. (Pennsylvania University Publication.) Philadelphia, 1891
* Supposed to have come from the famous "brick library" of Assurbanipal.
5661 The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria. 8vo, cloth (Hand-
books on the History of Religions). Boston, 1898
5662 JOHNS (C. H. W.) Babylonian and Assyrian Laws, Contracts and
Letters (translated). Thick 8vo, cloth. (Library of Ancient In-
scriptions.) New York, 1904
5663 KIEME (HENRY GUSTAVUS). Sennacherib's Campaign in
Syria, Phoenicia and Palestine, according to his own Annals. Assy-
rian text and English translation, with philological and historical
notes. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 62.
San Francisco : Privately Printed, 1875
5664 LA YARD (AUSTEN HENRY). Nineveh and its Remains; with
an account of a visit to the Chaldsean Christians of Kurdistan, and
the Yezidis, or Devil- Worshippers ; and an enquiry into the Manners
and Arts of the Ancient Assyrians, 2 vols. ; Discoveries in the Ruins
of Nineveh and Babylon ; with travels in Armenia, Kurdistan and the
Desert ; . . . Second Expedition undertaken for the Trustees of the
British Museum, 1853. All the volumes copiously illustrated with
maps, plans and engravings. Together 3 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt
tops. (With the Armorial bookplate of J. T. M. Pierce.)
London, 1849-53
* Fine copy of the best edition, with autograph letter signed of the author
inserted.
5665 Nineveh and its Remains, with account of a visit to the
Chaldaean Christians, and the Yezidis or Devil worshippers. Map
and plates. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1849
5666 Discoveries in Nineveh and Babylon, . . . the Second Expe-
dition. Maps, plans and illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth. (With
the bookplate of Chas. Roach Smith.) London, 1853
5667 Discoveries in Nineveh and Babylon ... the Second Expe-
dition. Another edition. New York, 1853
XKIlestern a^ Central Hsfa 655
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ET 'C— Continued.
5668 LENORMANT (FRANCOIS). Essai sur un Document Mathe-
matique Chaldeen, . . . sur le Systeme des Poids et Mesures de Baby-
lone. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 147. (Printed in lithographic script.)
Paris, 1868
5669 Lettres Assyriologiques sur l'Histoire et les Antiquites de
l'Asie interieure. 2 vols. 4to, wrappers, pp. 250 and 349.
* Printed entirely in lithographic script. Paris, 1871-2
5670 Lettres Assyriologiques : Seconde Serie. fitudes Accadiennes.
6 parts, 4to, wrappers. Paris, 1873-80
♦The parts contain as follows: Vol. 1, part 1, Grammatical Introduction; part
2, paradigms; part 3, characters with their Accadian values. Vol. 2, part 1,
Accadian texts with interlinear translations (no part 2 of this volume was pub-
lished, the subject intended being included in the first part of Vol. 3). Vol 3,
part i, texts with transliteration and translations, free versions, etc.; part 2,
continuation of the preceding, and Assyrian Glossary. The first four parts are in
lithographic script, the others in type.
5671 Choix de Textes Cuneiformes, inedits ou incompletement pub-
lies jusqu'a ce Jour. 3 parts in one volume, with MS. Index
(in English). 4to, half cloth. Paris, 1873
* Printed in lithographic script.
5672 La Langue Primitive de la Chaldee et les Idiomes Touraniens,
. . . suivie d'un Glossaire Accadien. 2 plates of monuments. Royal
8vo, half calf. Paris, 1875
5673 Chaldean Magic: its Origin and Development. Translated
from the French, with additions by the author, and notes by the
editor. 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
5674 Etudes Cuneiformes. Fascicule I-V. 8vo, wrappers. (Re-
prints from Journal Asiatique, and Transactions of the Society of
Biblical Archaeology.) 5 pieces. 8vo, wrappers Paris, 1878-80
* One of the monographs is on a Chaldean Magical incantation with primitive
Accadian text; another is on a Hymn to the Sun in primitive Accadian.
5675 LOFTUS (WILLIAM KENNETT). Travels and Researches in
Chaldsea and Susiana ; with an account of Excavations at Warka, the
"Erech" of Nimrod, and Shush, "Shushan the Palace" of Esther, in
1849-52. Illustrations. 8vo, half calf (rubbed). London, 1857
* With John Murray's pretty bookplate.
656 Western anfc Central Hsfa
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5676 LYON (D. G.) An Assyrian Manual. For the Use of Beginners in
the Study of the Assyrian Language. Royal 8vo, cloth.
Chicago, 1886
5677 MENANT (JOACHIM). Les ficritures Cuneiformes. Expose des
Travaux, qui ont prepare le Lecture et lTnterpretation des Inscrip-
tions de la Perse et de l'Assyrie. Tables of alphabets. Royal 8vo,
half morocco. Paris, i860
5678 Expose des Elements de la Grammaire Assyrienne. Royal
8vo, half roan. Paris, 1868
5679 Le Syllabaire Assyrien. Expose des Elements du Systeme
Phonetique de l'£criture Anarienne. (Memoires de l'Academie des
Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres.) 2 vols, thick 4to, half roan.
Paris, 1869-73
5680 Lecons d'fipigraphie Assyrienne, professees aux cours libres
de la Sorbonne, en 1869. Illustrations. Royal 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 115. Paris, 1873
5681 Annales des Rois d'Assyrie. Traduites et Mises en Ordre sur
le Texte Assyrien. 7 maps and plans. Royal 8vo, paper, pp. 312.
Paris, 1874
5682 La Bible et les Cylindres Chaldeens. Illustrations. Royal
8vo, wrappers, pp. 44. Paris, 1880
5683 Manuel de la Langue Assyrienne. Tables of characters.
Imp. 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1880
•Contains a Syllabary; Grammar and Reading Lessons with transcriptions and
translations.
5684 NIEBUHR (MARCUS v.) Geschichte Assur's und Babel's seit
Phul aus der Concordanz des Alten Testaments, des Berossos, des
Kanons, der Konige und der Griechischen Schriftsteller. Maps and
plans. Royal 8vo, cloth. Berlin, 1857
* On the Chronology of the Ancient Empires.
5685 NORRIS (EDWIN). Assyrian Dictionary; intended to further the
Study of the Cuneiform Inscriptions of Assyria and Babylonia.
Parts 1, 2 and 3 (A to NST) in one vol. Thick imp. 8vo, half
morocco. London, 1868-72
•All published.
TKHestern ant) Central Hsia 657
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5686 O'CONOR (J. F. X.) Cuneiform Text of a Recently Discovered
Cylinder of Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon. From the original
in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Copied, translated
and published. Photographic plates. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 53. Pre-
sentation copy. Woodstock College (Md.), 1885
5687 OPPERT (JULES). Elements de la Grammaire Assyrienne.
Seconde edition considerablement augmentee. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 126. Paris, 1868
5688 L'fitalon des Mesures Assyriennes, fixe par les Textes Cunei-
formes. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 90. (Extrait du Journal Asiatique.)
Paris, 1875
5689 PAMPHLETS. Prolegomena to a Comparative Assyrian Grammar.
By Prof. Paul Haupt, Bait., 1887. Why that "Assyrisches Worter-
buch" [by Delitzsch] ought never to have been published. By S.
Alden Smith, pp. 16. Leipzig, 1888. 2 pieces, 8vo, wrappers.
5690 Cuneiform Text of a Cylinder of Nebuchadnezzar. Trans-
lated, etc., by J. F. X. O'Conor, 1885; Etudes Cuneiformes. Par
F. Lenormant, Paris, 1878; Die Assyriologie und ihre Ergebnisse
fur die Vergleichende Religionsgeschichte. Von C. P. Tiele, Leip-
zig, n. d. ; Commentary on the Cuneiform Inscriptions of Babylonia
and Assyria. By Major H. C. Rawlinson, London, 1850. 4 pam-
phlets. 8vo, wrappers.
5691 Excerpts from Magazines, and Journals and catalogues of
books on the same subjects, including George Smith on Assyrian and
Babylonian Literature, on the Assyrian Annals B. C. 681-625, 1870;
Prof. Hommel on the Sumerian Languages, 1886; Craig on the
Monolith Inscription of Shalmaneser II, etc. (15 pieces.)
5692 PARAVEY (CHEVALIER DE). Manuscript Copies of Cunei-
form Inscriptions, collected from the works of Niebuhr, Pierre
Michaux, etc. About 60 leaves. (As one piece.)
* The Chevalier Charles Hippolyte de Paravey was a distinguished French
Orientalist who wrote several treatises on Babylonian and Assyrian inscriptions.
5693 PERROT (GEORGES) and CHIPIEZ (CHARLES). History
of Art in Chaldaea and Assyria. Translated and edited by Walter
Armstrong. 75 steel and colored plates and 452 illustrations in the
text. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
658 Western anfc> Central Bsia
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC— Continued.
5694 PETERS (JOHN PUNNETT). Nippur; or Explorations and Ad-
ventures on the Euphrates. The narrative of the University of
Pennsylvania Expedition to Babylonia in 1888- 1890. Portraits,
maps and numerous illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (stamp on
title). New York, 1897
5695 RAWLINSON (GEORGE). The Five Great Monarchies of the
Ancient Eastern World ; or the History, Geography and Antiquities
of Chaldsea, Assyria, Babylon, Media and Persia. Maps and numer-
ous illustrations, with a mezzotint portrait of Rawlinson laid in.
4 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1862-67
5696 The Five Great Monarchies of the Ancient Eastern World.
Third Edition. Maps and illustrations. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1873
* This third edition Contains the results of later discoveries made by Sir Henry
Rawlinson and George Smith. For the supplementary volumes see under
"Persian."
5697 RAWLINSON (SIR HENRY C.) Commentary on the Cunei-
form Inscriptions of Babylonia and Assyria; including Readings of
the Inscription on the Nimrud Obelisk, and a brief notice of the
Ancient Kings of Nineveh and Babylon. Plate of the Nimrud
Obelisk. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 83. London, 1850
* Scarce.
5698 The Cuneiform Inscriptions of Western Asia. A Selection
from the Miscellaneous Inscriptions of Assyria. Vols. 2, 3 and 4
(Second Edition). Over 200 plates of inscriptions, with descriptive
text. 3 vols, large folio, boards. London, 1866, 1870, 1891
* Very Scarce.
5699 RENAN (ERNEST). An Essay on the Age and Antiquity of the
Book of Nabathaean Agriculture. To which is added an Inaugural
Lecture on the Position of the Shemitic Nations in the History of
Civilization. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1862
5700 RICH (CLAUDIUS JAMES). A Journey to the Site of Babylon
in 181 1, now first published, ... with a Journey to Persepolis, now
first printed with hitherto unpublished cuneiform inscriptions : . . Re-
marks on Ancient Babylon by Major Rennell, etc. 26 views and
plates containing inscriptions. 8vo, cloth. London, 1839
5701 SAYCE (A. H.) An Assyrian Grammar, for Comparative Purposes.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
Western anfc Central asta 659
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5702 SAYCE (A. H.) Elementary Grammar; with full Syllabary and
progressive Reading Book of the Assyrian Language in the Cunei-
form Type. Small 4to, cloth. (Archaic Classics.)
London, n. d. [1875]
57°3 Elementary (Assyrian) Grammar. Second Edition, revised
and corrected. Small 4to, cloth. (Archaic Classics.) London, n. d.
5704 Lectures on the Assyrian Language, and Syllabary; delivered
to the Students of Archaic Classes. Small 4to, cloth. London, 1877
5705 Babylonian Literature: Lectures delivered at the Royal In-
stitution. 8vo, cloth. London [1879]
5706 Lectures on the Origin and Growth of Religion as illustrated
by the Religion of the Ancient Babylonians. 8vo, cloth. (The Hib-
bert Lectures.) London, 1887
5707 Social Life among the Assyrians and Babylonians. Crown
8vo, cloth. [London] 1893
5708 Assyria : its Princes, Priests and People. Illustrations. Crown
8vo, cloth. London, n. d.
5709 SCHRADER (EBERHARD). The Cuneiform Inscriptions and the
Old Testament. Translated from the second enlarged German
edition, with an introductory preface, by Rev. Owen C. Whitehouse.
Map, addenda and appendices. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1885-88
* Scarce.
5710 Keilinschriftliche Bibliothek. Sammlung von Assyrischen
und Babylonischen Texten in Umschrift und Ubersetzung. Maps.
4 parts, 8vo, wrappers. Berlin, 1889-90
571 1 SEALS. Sulphur Cast of seal of green chalcedony, bearing a repre-
sentation of Nimrod and the lion, and 3 lines of cuneiform writing.
The original which in the British Museum is also figured in Layard's
"Culte de Mithra," pi. xxv, 3. ; also, Impression in sulphur of seal in
the British Museum, representing two royal figures in adoration
before the sacred tree, above which is the winged disc representing
the god Assur. Behind each figure stands another, eagle-headed,
offering fir-cones. The inscription, "Seal of Musus-Ninip the scribe,
son of Ninip-eres the scribe, son of Salmanu-ilani the scribe."
Broken in three pieces. (2 pieces.)
660 Western ant) Central Hsia
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5712 SELBY (WILLIAM BEAUMONT). Memoir of the Ruins of
Babylon. With plans. 8vo, paper, pp. 7, enclosed with the plans
(2 sheets) in cloth portfolio. (From the Records of the Bombay
Government.) Bombay, 1859
5713 SMITH (GEORGE). History of Assurbanipal, translated from the
Cuneiform Inscriptions. (Text, transliteration, and English trans-
lation.) Photographic frontispiece. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1871
* The Cuneiform characters line for line with the English translation.
5714 On the Chronology of the Reign of Sennacherib, with remarks
on some other dates in connection with Assyrian and Babylonian
History. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 16. London, 1871
5715 The Eleventh Tablet of the Izdubar Legends. The Chaldean
Account of the Deluge. Text and notes to accompany paper. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 68. [London, 1872]
5716 Assyrian Discoveries: an Account of Explorations and Dis-
coveries on the site of Nineveh during 1873 and 1874. Map and
photographs. 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
5717 Assyrian Discoveries. Third Edition. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1875
* Both the second and third editions contain revisions and additions, principally
in the Deluge Legends.
5718 The Chaldean Account of Genesis: containing the description
of the Creation, the Fall of Man . . . Babylonian Fables and Legends
of the Gods, from the Cuneiform Inscriptions. Plates. 8yo, half
morocco gilt, gilt top. London, 1876
5719 The Chaldean Account of Genesis, etc. Second Edition. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1876
5720 History of Sennacherib, translated from the Cuneiform In-
scriptions. Edited by A. H. Sayce. Facsimile. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1878
* The Cuneiform characters line for line with the English Translation. Scarce.
5721 History of Babylonia. Edited by A. H. Sayce. Frontispiece.
i2mo, cloth. London, 1888
Western ant) Central Bsia 66 1
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5722 SMITH (GEORGE). Assyria from the Earliest Times to the Fall
of Nineveh. New and revised edition by A. H. Sayce. i2mo, cloth.
London, 1890
5723 The Assyrian Eponym Canon; containing translations of the
documents, and an account of the evidence, on the Comparative
Chronology of the Assyrian and Jewish Kingdoms, from the Death
of Solomon to Nebuchadnezzar. 8vo, cloth. (2 copies.)
London, n. d.
5724 STEVENSON (JAMES HENRY). Assyrian and Babylonian Con-
tracts, with Aramaic Reference Notes (and Cuneiform and Aramaic
texts). Crown 8vo, cloth. (Vanderbilt Oriental Series.)
New York [1902]
5725 STRASSMAIER (J. N.) Die altbabylonischen Vertrage aus Warka.
(Separate publication of the Fifth Oriental Congress, the dissertation
and vocabulary occupying 50 pp., and the lithograph facsimile of the
text occupying 142 pp.) 8vo, wrappers. Berlin, 1882
5726 TALBOT (H. F.) Assyrian Texts Translated (2 pieces) ; Assyrian
Glossary, Parts 1 and 3 (2 pieces). Together 4 pieces. 8vo, wrap-
pers. London, 1856 and n. d.
5727 TELL EL AMARNA TABLETS. A volume containing "Bericht
iiber die Thontafeln von Tell-el-Amarna in Koniglichen Museum zu
Berlin und im Museum von Bulaq." Von Dr. Hugo Winckler.
Plates. (Berlin, 1888) ; with extracts from magazines, including
"Letters from Palestine before Moses" by Prof. Sayce; Mrs. Ed-
wards on Bubastis ; etc. 6 pieces, bound in one volume, 8vo, cloth.
5728 The Tell el Amarna Tablets in the British Museum (Summary
of their contents, transcriptions, and autotype facsimiles on 24
plates). Thick 4to, cloth. London, 1892
* The summary of contents also includes translations of principal passages.
5729 Conder (Claude Reignier). The Tell Amarna Tablets.
Map. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
573° Winckler (Hugo). The Tell-El-Amarna-Letters. Alter-
nate pages of the text and translations. Royal 8vo, cloth (with
Phoenician vocabulary and list of proper names). Berlin, 1896
* The greatest "find" in modern times was in the excavations at Tel-El- Amarna.
The letters (the translations of which are given in this volume) are between the
Courts and Officials of Assyria and Egypt, Cyprus and Phoenicia. They are
mainly historical in character.
662 TKHestern ant> Central Hsia
ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, ETC.— Continued.
5731 TELL EL AMARNA TABLETS. Petrie (W. M. Flinders).
Syria and Egypt ; from the Tell El Amarna Letters. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1898
5732 Niebuhr (Carl). The Tell El Amarna Period. The re-
lation of Egypt and Western Asia in the 15th Century according to
the Tell el Amarna tablets. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1901
5733 THOMAS (R. HUGHES— Compiler). Selections from the Records
of the Bombay Government. No. 43, New Series. Memoirs by
Commander James Felix Jones . . . Steam Trip to the North of
Baghdad . . . Tract of the Ancient Nahwan Canal . . . Journey to the
Frontier of Turkey and Persia . . . Discovery of the Site of the
ancient Opis . . . Memoir of the Province of Baghdad . . . Notes on the
Topography of Nineveh, etc. 29 maps and plates (many colored),
lacking the ground-plan of Baghdad. Imp. 8vo, half calf.
Bombay, 1857
* Scarce.
5734 TIELE (C. P.) Babylonisch-Assyrische Geschichte. 2 vols, royal
8vo, wrappers, pp. 647. Gotha, 1886
* From the Earliest Times to the capture of Babylon by Cyrus.
5735 TIGLATH PILESER I. Inscription of Tiglath Pileser I, King of
Assyria, B. C. 1150, as translated by Sir H. Rawlinson, Fox
Talbot, Dr. Hincks, and Dr. Oppert. 8vo, half calf, pp. y^- Pub-
lished by the Royal Asiatic Society. London, 1857
5736 [TOOKE (WILLIAM).] The Loves of Othniel and Achsah.
Translated from the Chaldee. 2 vols, crown 8vo, half calf (rubbed).
London, 1769
* "William Tooke was better known as the historian of Russia. The object
of the above volumes appears to have been to give an account of Chaldee philosophy
and religion, and the 'translation' was merely a blind."
5737 WARD (WILLIAM HAYES). Report of the Wolfe Expedition
to Babylonia, 1884-5. Notes on Oriental Antiquities (Two Baby-
lonian Seal-Cylinders; and An Eye of Nabu). 3 pieces, 8vo, wrap-
pers. (Archaeological Institute of America.)
Boston and Baltimore, 1886-88
Western anfc Central Bsta 663
Spria, Palestine anb tbe Sinaitic peninsula,
5738 BARCLAY (J. T.) The City of the Great King; or Jerusalem as it
Was, . . . Is . . . and Is To Be. Portrait, maps, 3 colored plates, steel
engravings, etc. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1858
* Extra-illustrated with 25 steel engravings.
5739 BEKE (CHARLES T.) The Idol in Horeb: Evidence that the
Golden Image at Mount Sinai was a Cone, and not a Calf. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1871
5740 The late Dr. Charles Beke's Discoveries of Sinai in Arabia,
and of Midian. Edited by his widow. Portrait, Geological, Botani-
cal and Conchological reports, plans, map and woodcuts. Thick
royal 8vo, cloth, gilt edges. London, 1878
5741 Another copy, half red morocco, gilt edges.
5742 BLISS (FREDERICK JONES). A Mound of Many Cities, or
Tell El Hesy Excavated. Illustrations of inscriptions, pottery, etc.
8vo, cloth. London, 1894
5743 BURCKHARDT (JOHN LEWIS). Travels in Syria and the
Holy Land. Maps, plans, and portrait. 4to. Fine copy in full tree
calf, gilt, by Clarke and Bedford. London, 1822
5744 BURTON (SIR RICHARD F.) and DRAKE (CHAS. F.
TYRWHITT). Unexplored Syria. Visits to The Libanus, the
Tulul el Safa, the Anti-Libanus, the Northern Libanus and the
'Alah. Map and plates. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
5745 BURTON (RICHARD F.) The Gold-Mines of Midian, and the
ruined Midianite Cities. A Fortnight's Tour in North- Western
Arabia. Map and illustrations. First Edition. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1878
5746 The Land of Midian (revisited). Map, colored plates, hiero-
glyphs, and illustrations in the text. First Edition. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1879
5747 CONDER (CLAUDE REIGNIER). Heth and Moab. Explor-
ations in Syria in 1881 and 1882. 4 plates and illustrations in the
text. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
* Scarce.
664 Western anfc Central Bsia
SYRIA, PALESTINE, ETC.— Continued.
5748 CONDER (CLAUDE REIGNIER). Heth and Moab. Explor-
ations in Syria in 1881-82. New edition. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1885
5749 Syrian Stone-Lore; or the Monumental History of Palestine.
Map and illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
* Scarce.
5750 DUFF (E. GORDON). Information for Pilgrims unto the Holy
Land. Frontispiece. Small 4to, cloth. London, 1893
* A facsimile reprint of the 1498 edition printed by Wynken de Worde, with
historical introduction and collations of the three copies known. No. 21 of 350
copies printed.
5751 DUSSAUD (RENE) and MACLER (FREDERIC). Voyage
Archeologique au Safa et dans le Djebel ed-Druz. Itinerary, 17
plates and illustrations in the text. Royal 8vo, wrappers.
Paris, 1901
* Exploration of the country to the south and east of Damascus. Many of the
plates are of inscriptions.
5752 FERGUSSON (JAMES). The Ancient Topography of Jerusalem,
with restored plans of the Temple, etc., and plans and details of the
Church built by Constantine the Great over the Holy Sepulchre,
known as the Mosque of Omar. Plates and illustrations in the text.
Imp. 8vo, cloth. London, 1847
5753 The Temples of the Jews, and the other buildings in the Haram
Area at Jerusalem. 8 plates and 79 illustrations in the text. 4to,
cloth gilt, gilt top. London, 1878
5754 FRITH 'S PHOTOGRAPHS. Sinai and Palestine photographed by
F. Frith. 57 large-size mounted photographs, with descriptive text.
Bound in one volume. Folio, half morocco. London, n. d.
5755 GERMER-DURAND (EUGENE). La Carte Mosaique de
Madaba. Decouverte importante 1897. // photographic plates,
with descriptive text. Folio, wrappers, pp. 16. Paris, 1897
* An ancient Greek mosaic discovered in some ruins in the land of Moab, repre-
senting a map of Palestine and lower Egypt.
5756 GUERIN (M. V.) Description Geographique, Historique et Archeo-
logique de la Palestine. Accompagnee de Cartes detaillees. (Judee,
3 vols., 1868-69; Samarie, 2 vols., 1874-75; Gaililee, 2 vols., 1880.)
Together 7 vols. Royal 8vo, half sheep. Paris, 1868- 1880
Western ant> Central Bsfa 665
SYRIA, PALESTINE, ETC.— Continued.
5757 HOLY LAND PHOTOGRAPHED (THE). A Complete Tour
of Palestine. A Photographical Panorama of Sacred History. The
Holy Land as it is To-day, etc. 112 illustrations, with descriptive
text. Complete in 7 parts. Oblong 8vo, wrappers.
Philadelphia [1894]
5758 HULL (EDWARD). Mount Seir, Sinai, and Western Palestine.
A Narrative of a Scientific Expedition. Maps and illustrations.
8vo, cloth. London, 1885
5759 KING (J.) Recent Discoveries on the Temple Hill at Jerusalem.
Map, plans and illustrations. Second Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth.
[London], 1885
5760 Recent Discoveries on the Temple Hill. Third Edition.
Crown 8vo, cloth. [London], li
5761 KITCHENER (LIEUT. H. H.) Photographs of Bible Sites. (A
selection of 12 photographs taken during the prosecution of the Sur-
vey of Palestine.) Folio, cloth. London, n. d.
* By the now famous British General, Lord Kitchener of Khartum.
5762 LABORDE (LEON DE). Journey through Arabia Petraea, to
Mount Sinai, and the Excavated City of Petra, the Edom of the
Prophecies. Maps, numerous plates and illustrations in the text.
8vo, half morocco, gilt edges. London, 1836
5763 LEWIN (THOMAS). The Siege of Jerusalem by Titus. With
the Journal of a recent visit to the Holy City, and . . . the Topo-
graphy of Jerusalem from the earliest times down to the siege. Maps
and plans. 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
5764 LUNCZ (A. M.) and OTHERS. Jerusalem Year-Book, or the Diffu-
sion of an Accurate Knowledge of Ancient and Modern Palestine.
Folding table. Post 8vo, half calf. Vienna, 1882
* The First volume issued.
5765 MACGREGOR (J.) The Rob Roy on the Jordan, Nile, Red Sea,
and Gennesareth. A Canoe Cruise in Palestine and Egypt, and the
Waters of Damascus. Maps and numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1869
♦The author, in his canoe, was the first to discover the source of the Jordan.
666 XPdlestern ant> Central Bsia
SYRIA, PALESTINE, ETC.— Continued.
5766 [M'GRIGOR (ALEX B.)] Contributions towards an Index of
Passages bearing upon the Topography of Jerusalem, from Writings
prior to the Eleventh Century. 4to, half roan, pp. 90.
Glasgow, 1876
* Printed for private circulation. A presentation copy to Prof. E. H. Palmer.
5767 MANDEVILLE (SIR JOHN). The Voiage and Travaile of Sir
John Maundeville, Kt. Reprinted from the edition of 1725, with
Introduction, Notes, and Glossary by J. O. Halliwell. With the
illustrations of the original. 8vo, cloth. London, 1866
* The 1725 edition of Maundeville was printed from the Cotton MS., being the
best and most complete of all the manuscripts.
5768 The Voiage and Travayle of Sir John Maundeville, Knight.
Edited, annotated, and illustrated in facsimile by John Ashton. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1887
5769 The Marvellous Adventures of Sir John Maundeville, Kt.
Edited and profusely illustrated by Arthur Layard. Preface by J. C.
Grant. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Westminster [London], 1895
5770 MAUNDRELL (HENRY). A Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem,
at Easter A. D. 1697. Sixth Edition, to which is added a Journey
to the banks of the Euphrates at Beer, and to the country of Meso-
potamia. Copper-plates. 8vo, old calf gilt. Oxford, 1740
5771 MERRILL (SELAH). East of the Jordan ;... Travel and Ob-
servation in . . . Moab, Gilead and Bashan, in 1875-77. Introduction
by Roswell D. Hitchcock. Map and illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1881
5772 Galilee in the Time of Christ. Map. Second Edition. Crown
8vo, cloth. London, 1886
5773 OLIPHANT (LAURENCE). The Land of Gilead; with Ex-
cursions in the Lebanon. Maps and illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1880
5774 PALESTINE. An Album of Photographs of Palestine, Athens, etc.
58 photographs (mounted) . Oblong folio, half morocco.
5775 PALESTINE EXPLORATION FUND. Our Work in Palestine:
an account of the Different Expeditions sent out to the Holy Land
since the Establishment of the Fund in 1865. Illustrations. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1873
TKHestern anfc Central Bsia 667
SYRIA, PALESTINE, ETC.— Continued.
5776 PALESTINE EXPLORATION FUND. Survey of Western
Palestine. Special Papers on Topography, Archaeology, Manners
and Customs, etc., contributed by Sir C. Wilson, Col. Warren, Lieut.
Conder, Lieut, (now Lord) Kitchener, Prof. E. H. Palmer, and
others. Map. Lond., 1881 ; Arabic and English Name Lists col-
lected during the survey by Lieuts. Conder and Kitchener. Trans-
literated and Explained by Prof. E. H. Palmer, Lond., 1881 ;
Memoirs of the Topography, Geography, Hydrography and Archaeo-
logy. By Lieuts. Conder and Kitchener. Several hundred illus-
trations. 3 vols., Lond., 1881, 1882, 1883; The Fauna and Flora of
Palestine. By Canon H. B. Tristram. Fall-page plates, several
finely colored. Lond., 1884; Jerusalem (History, Excavations, etc.)
By Warren and Conder. Numerous illustrations. Lond., 1884;
Geology and Geography of Arabia Petraea, Palestine and adjoining
districts. Colored maps and cuts. By Edward Hull, Lond., 1886;
General Index volume to the preceding, Lond., 1888. Together 9
vols. 4to, cloth. London, 1881-88
* Scarce. Fine set with the Index Volume.
5777 Twenty-one Years' Work in the Holy Land (A record
and a Summary), June 22, 1865-June 22, 1886. Third Thousand.
Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
5778 Tell El Hesy. (Lachish.) By W. M. Flinders Petrie.
Numerous illustrations. 4to, cloth. London, 1891
5779 The City and the Land. A Course of Seven Lectures on the
Work of the Society. (Lectures by Walter Besant, Sir Ch. W.
Wilson, W. M. Flinders Petrie, and others.) 8vo, cloth.
London, 1892
5780 Quarterly Statements of the Palestine Exploration Fund com-
plete from January, 1897, to October, 1906, inclusive. Containing
many valuable articles on the results of exploration in Palestine and
Arabia Petraea. With numerous maps and illustrations. 40 parts,
original wrappers. London, 1897- 1906
5781 Excavations in Palestine during the Years 1898-1900. By
Frederick Jones Bliss, and R. A. Stewart Macalister. With a
chapter by Prof. Dr. Wunsch. Numerous illustrations from photo-
graphs and drawings by R. A. S. Macalister. 4to, cloth.
London, 1902
668 limestern anfc Central Hsia
SYRIA, PALESTINE, ETC.— Continued.
5782 PALESTINE EXPLORATION SOCIETY (THE AMERI-
CAN). The first four Statements, with maps and illustrations, 1871-
yy; and, Bulletin No. 2, for March 1874. 8vo, wrappers. (As 5
pieces.)
5783 PALMER (E. H.) The Desert of the Exodus, Journeys on Foot
. . . .undertaken in connection with the Ordnance Survey of Sinai and
the Palestine Exploration Fund. Colored frontispiece, maps, plates
and illustrations in the text. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1871
* Scarce.
5784 PALMER (HENRY SPENCER). Sinai from the Fourth Egyptian
Dynasty to the Present Day. New edition, revised by Prof. Sayce.
Map. i2mo, cloth. London, 1892
5785 PETRA. Twenty-nine Photographs of Petra, taken by Edward L.
Wilson. Folio. [As a lot.]
* Presentation copies from E. L. Wilson, with his written explanations on the
back of nearly all the photographs.
Finely taken photographs, showing in clear detail the rock-cut temples, the
Arabs, etc.
5786 PETRIE (W. M. FLINDERS). Tell El Hesy (Lachish). Plates
of pottery, masonry, inscriptions, etc. 4to, limp boards, cloth back.
London, 1891
5787 PIEROTTI (ERMETE). Jerusalem Explored, being a Description
of the Ancient and Modern City. Translated by George Bonney.
With numerous illustrations, of views, ground plans, and sections.
2 vols, large 4to, half morocco. London, 1864
* Vol. 2 Contains the lithographic plates, 63 in number, with explanations.
5788 PORTER (J. L.) Five Years in Damascus: including an account
of the History, Topography, and Antiquities of that City, with travels
and researches in Palmyra, Lebanon, and the Hauran. Maps and
illustrations. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1855
5789 The Giant Cities of Bashan ; and Syria's Holy Places. Tinted
plates. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1867
* A most interesting narrative of explorations in the traditional land of "Og,"
describing its stone-built dwellings, tombs, etc.
5790 RELAND (HADRIAN). Palsestina ex Monumentis veteribus Illus-
trata. Maps, facsimiles of inscriptions, etc. 2 vols, small 4to, old
leather. Traject. Batav. (Utrecht), 1714
Mestern anfc Central Hsia 669
SYRIA, PALESTINE, ETC. — Continued.
5791 RITTER (CARL). The Comparative Geography of Palestine and
the Sinaitic Peninsula. Translated and adapted to the Use of Biblical
Students by William L. Gage. 4 vols, royal 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1866
5792 ROBINSON (EDWARD) and SMITH (ELI). Biblical Re-
searches in Palestine, Mount Sinai and Arabia Petrsea. A Journal
of Travels in the Year 1838. Drawn up from the Original Diaries,
with historical illustrations by Edward Robinson. New maps and
plans on five sheets. 3 vols. 8vo, half crimson morocco, gilt tops, by
Larkins. - London, 1841
* With appendices of the Arabic Language and lists of Arabic names, which
were omitted in the later editions.
5793 ROBINSON (EDWARD), SMITH (ELI), ETC. Later Biblical
Researches in Palestine ... in 1852. Edited, etc., by Edward
Robinson. Maps and plans. 8vo, full sprinkled calf, gilt.
London, 1856
5794 Another copy. 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1856
5795 ROBINSON (EDWARD). Physical Geography of the Holy Land.
A Supplement to Biblical Researches in Palestine. Royal 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1865
5796 SAYCE (A. H.) Patriarchal Palestine. Map. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1895
5797 SCHUMACHER (GOTTLIEB). Across the Jordan: An Explor-
ation and Survey of part of Hauran and Jaulan. With additions by
Laurence Oliphant and Guy Le Strange. Maps and numerous illus-
trations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
5798 SCHWARTZ (RABBI JOSEPH). Descriptive Geography and
Brief Historical Sketch of Palestine. Translated by Isaac Leeser.
Maps and lithographs. Thick 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1850
5799 SMITH (GEORGE ADAM). The Historical Geography of the
Holy Land . . in relation to the History of Israel and the Early
Church. 6 maps. Third Edition. 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
5806 THOMSON (WILLIAM M.) The Land and the Book, or Biblical
Illustrations drawn from the Manners and Customs, the Scent- and
Scenery of The Holy Land. Maps and hundreds of illustrations.
3 vols, thick 8vo, cloth, gilt. New York, 1880-S6
* Best Edition of the Best Book on Oriental Customs.
670 Western anfc Central Bsia
Gbirb Session*
SYRIA, PALESTINE, ETC.— Continued.
5801 THRUPP (JOSEPH FRANCIS). Antient Jerusalem. A New
Investigation into the History, Topography, and Plan of the City,
Environs, and Temple. Map, plan, and other illustrations. 8vo,
cloth. Cambridge, 1855
5802 TRISTRAM (H. B.) The Land of Israel: a Journal of Travels in
Palestine, undertaken with special reference to its physical character.
Second Edition. Map and illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1866
5803 The Land of Moab. Travels and Discoveries on the East
Side of the Dead Sea and the Jordan. With a Chapter on the
Persian Palace of Mashita, by James Fergusson. Map and illus-
trations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
5804 Pathways of Palestine. A descriptive tour through the Holy
Land. 45 photographs of famous places. 2 vols. 4to, cloth gilt,
gilt edges. London, n. d. [1881-82]
5805 TRUMBULL (H. CLAY). Kadesh-Barnea ; its importance and
probable site, including . . . the route of the Exodus and the
Southern Boundary of the Holy Land. Map and a few plates. Royal
8vo, cloth. London, 1884
* With a supplemental note on pp. 321-322, not in the first (American) edition.
5806 VAN DE VELDE (C. W. M.) Map of the Holy Land constructed
from his own surveys in 185 1 and 1852 (and from other surveys
and explorations). The map in eight sections folio, with descrip-
tive volume (356 pp.) in 8vo. 2 vols, cloth.
Gotha: Justus Perthes, 1858
5807 VAN-LENNEP (REV. HENRY J.) Bible Lands: their Modern
Customs and Manners, illustrative of Scripture. Maps and wood-
cuts. Thick 8vo, half calf. New York, 1875
5808 WARREN (SIR CHARLES). Underground Jerusalem; . . .
The Difficulties encountered in its Exploration, and the Results ob-
tained. With an . . . Expedition through the Jordan Valley and a
visit to the Samaritans. Maps and illustrations (mainly photo-
graphic). 8vo, cloth. London, 1876
Mestern anfc Central Hsfa 671
SYRIA, PALESTINE, ETC.— Continued.
5809 WHITTY (JOHN IRWINE). Proposed Water Supply and
Sewerage for Jerusalem, with ... its Present State and Former
Resources. Introduction by Canon Stanley. View of Jerusalem,
maps and Drawings. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
5810 WILLIAMS (GEORGE). Historical and Descriptive Memoir on
the Town and Environs of Jerusalem (to accompany the Ordnance
Survey). With large folding plan. 8vo, cloth. London, 1849
58 1 1 The Holy City. Historical, Topographical, and Antiquarian
Notices of Jerusalem. Second Edition, with additions, including an
Architectural History of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre by
Robert Willis. Map and illustrations. 2 vols, thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1849
5812 WILSON (CAPT. C. W.), WARREN (CAPT. C), ETC. The
Recovery of Jerusalem . . . Exploration and Discovery in the City and
the Holy Land. Introduction by Dean Stanley. Edited by Walter
Morrison. Maps, plans, and numerous illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth (Library label removed from covers). London, 1871
5813 The Recovery of Jerusalem, etc. Another issue, complete in
one volume, royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1871
5814 WILSON (JOHN). The Lands of the Bible Visited and Described
in an Extensive Journey ... of Biblical Research. Maps, plates, and
illustrations in the text. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1847
* With presentation inscription from the author.
5815 YANOSKY (JEAN) and DAVID (JULES). Syrie, Ancienne et
Moderne. Map and 42 plates. The two parts in one volume. 8vo,
half calf (joints cracked). With stamp of Wm. H. Morley on title.
Paris, 1848
672 Western an& Central Bsia
Zhc 3ew5 ant) tbeir 1biston>— tbe Ibebrew XanGuaoe
anD Xiterature, including tbe Hramaic or Cbalfcee,
tbe GalmuMc, tbe 1Rabbinict anfc Pfcfcisb.
5816 ABARBANEL (ISAAC). Isaac ben Judah Abravanel. Rosh
Amana (The Pinnacle of the Faith) ; Seder Pesah (The Passover) ;
Nahlat Abot (The Paternal Inheritance, or Commentary on Pirke
Aboth). [In Hebrew.] The three treatises bound in one volume.
4to, old leather rebacked.
[Constantinople: David and Samuel the sons of Nachmias, 1505]
* Very Rare, and an interesting Example of the Early Constantinople Press.
The first leaf, which contains the introductory laudatory verse (the other side
blank), is lacking, but the volume is in other respects complete and contains the
colophon leaf at end with the imprint. A few leaves at the end are wormed in
the margin, and the corners worn somewhat, but the remainder of the volume in
fairly good condition. Each part (excepting the first) has a woodcut border
round the titles, composed of floral scroll work and animals.
5817 ADLER (CYRUS). The American Jewish Year-Book 5660. Sept.
5, 1899-September 23, 1900. Post 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1899
5818 ALEXANDER POLYHISTOR. Alexander Polyhistor und die von
ihm erhaltenen Reste judischer und samaritanischer Geschichtswerke.
Von Dr. J. Freudenthal. 8vo, boards, pp. 103. Breslau, 1874
5819 APOCRYPHA. The Ecclesiastical, or Deutero-Canonical Books of
the Old Testament commonly called The Apocrypha. Edited
[in Greek] with various Renderings and Readings from the best
Authorities by the Rev. C. J. Ball. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 11. d.
5820 The Apocrypha: Greek and English, in parallel Columns.
Small 4to, cloth. London: Bagster, 1882
5821 The Apocrypha. Translated out of the Greek and Latin
Tongues, being the Version set forth A. D. 161 1, compared with the
most ancient authorities and revised A. D. 1894. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford, 1895
5822 ARISTEAS. The Auncient History of the Septuagint, written in
Greek by Aristeus 1900 years since, of his Voyage to Hierusalem as
Ambassador from Ptolomeus Philadelphus unto Eleazer then Pontiffe
of the Iewes .... with many other remarkable Circumstances.
Newly done into English by I. Done. i6mo, old calf. London, 1633
•The First English translation. Rare. Charles Deane's copy with his autograph.
IKHestern an& Central Bsia 673
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
5823 ARISTEAS. History of the Seventy-two Interpreters, of their
Journey from Jerusalem to Alexandria, their Entertainment at the
Egyptian Court, their Version of the Septuagint, etc. To which is
added the History of the Angels and their Gallantry with the
Daughters of Men, written by Enoch the Patriarch. Made English
by Mr. Lewis. i6mo, old calf. London, 1715
* Thomas Moore is thought to have founded his poem "The Loves of the
Angels" on the latter book.
5824 BACHER (DR. WILHELM). Abraham Ibn Esra als Gram-
matiker. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Hebraischen Sprach-
wissenschaft. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 192. Strassburg, 1882
5825 BACON (BENJAMIN WISNER). The Genesis of Genesis: a
Study of the Documentary Sources of the First Book of Moses, . . .
illustrating the presence of Bibles within the Bible. With Intro-
duction by George F. Moore. 8vo, cloth. Hartford [1893]
5826 BEELEN (JOANNES THEODORUS). Chrestomathia Rabbinica
et Chaldaica, cum notis Grammaticis, Historicis, Theologicis, Glos-
sario et Lexico Abbreviaturarum. 3 vols. 8vo, half sheep.
Louvain, 184 1-3
5827 BEESTON (WILLIAM). Hieronymian Hebrew; or, a Grammar
of the Sacred Language on the System disclosed by the Writings of
Saint Jerome. 8vo, half cloth. London, 1843
5828 BENJAMIN OF TUDELA. Travels of Rabbi Benjamin, son of
Jonah, of Tudela through Europe, Asia, and Africa .... faithfully
translated from the Original Hebrew, with Dissertation, Notes, etc.
By the Rev. B. Gerrans. 121110, old calf. London, 1784
* Scarce.
5829 BIBLE. Hebrew Manuscript. Pentateuch. Synagogue Scroll of
the 15th (?) Century, written on 83 brown African goat-skins,
' measuring 140 ft. 6 in. in length, and 20^2 in. in height, with one of
the rollers. Written in orthodox manner, without points, 42 lines to
a column. A few of the skins have become separated through the
decay of the stitches, but, on the whole, in good condition for a
Hebrew scroll of this age.
* Early Hebrew Synagogue Scrolls are exceedingly rare, the troubles and per-
secutions of the Jews until a comparatively late period, their being driven from
one Country to another, necessarily led to the destruction of many of their manu-
scripts, and the bulkier they were, the more trouble they gave to remove, and the
easier to be seized by persecutors and destroyed. This specimen is of unusually
large size.
674 Western anfc Central Hsia
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
5830 BIBLE. Hebrew Manuscript. Scroll on seven sheets of vellum,
containing part of the Book of Deuteronomy (chap. 6, verse 3, to
chap. XI, verse 25). 46 in. in length, and 17^ m height.
19th Century
5831 Hebrew Manuscript. Book of Esther. Synagogue Roll
of the Book of Esther, written on 5 sheets of parchment, and measur-
ing in length 117 in. by 7^4 in. in height. 19th Century
5832 Hebrew Manuscript. Book of Esther. Pocket Scroll of
the Book of Esther written on four sheets of thin parchment measur-
ing 61 in. in length by 2^ in. in width. With box-wood roller and
silk outer cover. 19th Century
5833 Kennicott (Benjamin). Vetus Testamentum Hebraicum
cum variis lectionibus. 2 vols, folio, old calf, gilt.
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1776-80
* A famous edition, containing the various readings from over 600 MSS.
5834 Rossi (Johannes Bern. De). Varige Lectiones Veteris
Testamenti ex immensa MSS. editorumq. codicum congerie haustae,
ut ad Samar. textum, ad Vetustiss. Versiones, . . . etc. 4 vols, in 2.
Parma, 1784-88; Specimen ineditse et hexaplaris Bibliorum Versionis
Syro-Estranghelae. Parma, 1778. Together 3 vols. 4to, half roan.
Parma, 1778-88
* A collection of various readings on the books of the Old Testament. The
author gives notes as to the authorities, and much bibliographical information,
and a summary of the number of MSS. quoted, amounting to 1346.
5835 The Old Testament in Hebrew, with the points. i2mo,
roan. Berlin, 1865
5836 Van der Hooght (E.) Biblia Hebraica. Curavit Argu-
mentique Notationem et Indices nee non Clavem Masorethicam
addidit C. G. G. Theile. 8vo, half morocco. Leipsic, 1873
* Best edition of Van der Hooght's Hebrew Bible. Printed with the points.
5837 Job (Book of). The Book of Job. Critical Edition of the
Hebrew Text. With Notes, by C. Siegfried. English translation
of the Notes by R. E. Briinnow. 4to, wrappers. With the list of
contributors. Leipzig, 1893
* The Polychrome edition, with the text printed in differing colors, to show the
various ages of the received text.
Western an& Central Hsta 675
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
5838 BIBLE. The First Book of the Psalms, according to the text of
the Cambridge MS. Bible, A. D. 465, with the longer commentary
of R. David Qimchi. Critically edited from 19 manuscripts and the
early editions by S. M. Schiller-Szinessy. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 130.
Cambridge, 1883
5839 Septuagint. The Septuagint Version of the Old Testament,
according to the Vatican Text. Translated into English, with the
principal various readings of the Alexandrine Copy, and a Table of
Comparative Chronology, by Sir Lancelot Charles Lee Brenton.
2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1844
5840 Septuagint. Vetus Testamentum Graece. Editum ad ex-
emplar Vaticanum accuratissime expressum, cura et studio, Leander
Van Ess. 8vo, half morocco. Leipzig, 1868
5841 Septuagint. The Septuagint Version of the Old Testament,
with an English Translation, and with Various Readings and Criti-
cal Notes (in alternate columns of Greek and English). Thick small
4to, cloth. London : Bagster, 1879
5842 The Holy Bible, . . . translated according to the Letter and
Idioms of the Original Languages, by Robert Young. Post 8vo,
cloth, gilt edges. Edinburgh, 1863
5843 The Hebrew Scriptures translated ... a revision of the
authorized English Old Testament. By Samuel Sharpe. Third
Edition. 3 vols. i2mo, cloth. London, 1876
5844 Short Notes to accompany a Revised Translation of the
Hebrew Scriptures. By Samuel Sharpe. i2mo, cloth. London, 1874
5845 Holy Bible . . . translated out of the Original Tongues ; the
Version . . . A. D. 161 1, compared with the most ancient authorities
and revised. The Old Testament. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. ( Printed for
the University of Oxford and Cambridge.) Oxford. 1885
5846 The Holy Bible ... the Revised Version . . . 1881-1885.
with the readings and renderings preferred by the American Revi-
sion Companies incorporated in the text, and with copyright margi-
nal references. Printed for the Universities of Oxford and Cam-
bridge. Maps. Thick 8vo, cloth. New York, 1898
676 Mestern anfc Central Hsia
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5847 BICKELL (GUSTAVUS). Outlines of Hebrew Grammar. Re-
vised by the author, and annotated by the translator, Samuel Ives
Curtis. Folding lithographic table of Semitic Characters, by Dr. J.
Exiting. Post 8vo, cloth. Leipzig, 1877
5848 BOHLEN (P. VON). Historical and Critical Illustrations of the
First Part of Genesis. From the German of Prof. Von Bohlen,
edited by James Hey wood. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
5849 [BONAR (ANDREW A.) and M'CHEYNE (ROBT. MUR-
RAY).] Narrative of a Mission of Inquiry to the Jews, from the
Church of Scotland in 1839. Maps and illustrations. Thick post
8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1842
5850 BOOK OF WISDOM (THE). The Greek Text, the Latin Vulgate,
and the Authorised English Version (in parallel columns). With
Introduction, critical apparatus and Commentary by Wm. J. Deane.
Oblong 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1881
5851 BOTTCHER (FRIEDRICH). Ausfuhrliches Lehrbuch der
Hebraischen Sprache. Nach dem Tode des Verfassers herausgege-
ben und mit ausfuhrlichen registern versehen von Ferdinand Miihlau.
2 vols, royal 8vo, half roan. Leipzig, 1866-68
5852 BRESSLAU (M. H.) English and Hebrew Dictionary, Biblical and,
Rabbinical. Vol. 3 (English-Hebrew). Crown 8vo, wrappers, pp.
282. London, 1856
5853 BRIGGS (CHARLES AUGUSTUS). Biblical Study: its principal
Methods and History, with a Catalogue of Books of Reference. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1883
5854 The Higher Criticism of the Hexateuch. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1893
5855 General Introduction to the Study of Holy Scripture, the
Principles, Methods, History, etc. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1899
5856 BRITISH MUSEUM. Catalogue of the Hebrew Hooks in the
British .Museum. [P>y Joseph Zedner.] Printed by order of the
Trustees. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1867
5857 BROOKS (JOSHUA W.) Dictionary of Writers on the Prophecies,
with the Titles and Occasional Description of their Works. 8vo,
half roan, gilt top, uncut. London, 1835
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5858 BROWN (CHARLES RUFUS). An Aramaic Method. A Class
Book for the Study of the Elements of Aramaic from Bible and
Targums. 2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1884-6
5859 BUXTORF (JOHANN). Lexicon Chaldaicum, Talmudicum et
Rabbinicum. Fine portrait, and engraved title. Folio, old calf gilt,
with gilt monogram "A. K." on sides. Basle, 1640
* First edition of this famous dictionary.
5860 Tiberias, sive Commentarius Masorethicus .... Primum, His-
toria Masoretharum Tiberiensium ; Secundo, Clavis Masorae ; Tertio,
Castigationes. Small 4to, vellum. Basle, 1665
5861 Synagoga Judaica, de Judseorum Fide, Ritibus, Ceremoniis,
tarn Publicis et Sacris, quam Privatis, in domestica vivendi ratione.
Tertia editione .... revisa et a mendis expurgata a Joh. Jacobo
Buxtorfio. Engraved title. Thick 121110, old calf, gilt. Basle, 1680
5862 CAPEFIGUE (M.) Histoire Philosophique des Juifs, depuis la
Decadence des Machabees jusqu'a nos jours. 2 vols. 121110,
wrappers. Brussels, 1834
5863 CASSEL (D. PAULUS). Mischle Sindbad, Secundus Syntipas.
Edirt, emendirt und erklart. Einleitung und Deutung des Buches
der Sieben weisen Meister. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 424.
Berlin, 1888
* The Book of Sindbad, or Tales of the Seven Wise Masters, is a Hebrew version
of what was probably a collection of Indian tales on the artfulness and wicked-
ness of women. Some of the tales are found in the Thousand and One Nights
and other Oriental collections.
5864 CATALOGUS. Catalog von Hebraischen und Jiidischen Buchern,
Handschriften, etc., nachgelassen von Giuseppe Almanzi, Rabbiner
Jacob Emden und Oberrabbiner M. J. Lewenstein, redigirt von M.
Roest. Auction, 3 November 1868 durch Frederick Miiller in
Amsterdam. Facsimile. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 380. Amsterdam, 1868
5865 Catalog Hebraischer und Judischer Bucher, Handschriften
nachgelassen von Rabbi Meijer Lehren, Rabbi Akiba Lehren und
Rabbi Moses de Lima. Auction. 13 Februar 1899, durch J. L.
Joachimsthal, in Amsterdam. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 248.
[Amsterdam, 1899]
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5866 CATALOGUES. Auction sale and booksellers' catalogues, including
Hebraische Inkunabeln und seltene hebraische Drucke mit Anhang
Schriften der Karaer. /. Kauffmann, Frankfurt, 1905 ; Library of a
Jewish Rabbi (Auction), N. Y. ; Leavitt, 1881, priced in ink; Neue
Judaica und Hebraica, Kauffmann, Frankfurt, 1905 ; Antiquarischen
Bucherlagers von M. Spirgatis, Buchhandlung, Leipzig, 1900; etc.
8vo, pamphlets. (8 pieces.)
5867 CHALDEE READING LESSONS. Consisting of the Whole of
the Biblical Chaldee, with a Grammatical Praxis, and an Interlineary
Translation. Folding tables. i2mo, cloth. London [1851]
5868 CHAMBERS (TALBOT W.) Companion to the Revised Old
Testament. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1885
5869 CHWOLSON (D.) Achtzehn Hebraische Grabschriften aus der
Krim. Ein Beitrag zur Biblischen Chronologie, Semitischen Palao-
graphie und alten Ethnographic 9 folding plates of inscriptions.
4to, wrappers, pp. 134. St. Petersburg, 1865
5870 -. Corpus Inscriptionum Hebraicarum enthaltend Grabschriften
aus der Krim und andere Grab- und Inschriften in alter Hebraischer
Quadratschrift, sowie auch Schriftproben aus Handschriften vom
IX-XV. Jahrhundert. With 6 large folding plates of inscriptions.
Folio, wrappers, pp. 527. St. Petersburg, 1882
5871 COLENSO (JOHN WILLIAM). Lectures on the Pentateuch and
the Moabite Stone. With Appendices containing: I. The Elohistic
Narrative; II. Story of the Exodus; III. The Pre-Christian Cross, -
its Universality and Meaning. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
5872 CONDER (CLAUDE REIGNIER). Judas Maccabseus, and the
Jewish War of Independence. New edition. Map. Post 8vo,
cloth. [London], 1894
5873 The Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. 1099 to 1291 A. D. Two
maps. 8vo, cloth. London, 1897
5874 COTTON (HENRY). The Five Books of Maccabees in English.
With notes and illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1832
5875 CURTISS( SAMUEL IVES). The Name Machabee. Facsimiles.
8vo, limp calf, gilt edges. Leipzig, 1876
• Presentation Copy, with autograph letter, 8 pp. 8vo, from the author, inserted,
to Dr. Hall, stating he has dedicated the book to him.
TKHestern ant) Central Bsia 679
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5876 DAVIDSON (SAMUEL). Introduction to the Old Testament,
critical, historical and theological, containing a Discussion of the
most Important Questions belonging to the several books. 3 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1862-63
5877 DELITZSCH (FRANZ). Documente der national-jiidischen
Christglaubigen Bewegung in Siidrussland. In Original und Deut-
scher Uebersetzung mitgetheilt. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 44.
Erlangen, 1884
5878 DELITZSCH (FREDERIC). The Hebrew Language viewed in
the Light of Assyrian Research. 8vo, cloth, pp. 73. London, 1883
5879 DEUTSCH (EMANUEL). Literary Remains of Emanuel Deutsch.
With a brief memoir. 8vo, half crimson morocco, gilt top.
London, 1874
* Containing Deutsch's famous article on the Talmud, and other important
papers.
5880 DILLON (E. J.) The Sceptics of the Old Testament. Job—
Koheleth — Agur. With English text, translated for the first time
from the primitive Hebrew. 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
5881 DRIVER (S. R.) Introduction to the Literature of the Old Testa-
ment. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1891
5882 Treatise on the Use of the Tenses in Hebrew, and some other
Syntactical Questions. Third Edition, revised. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford, 1892
5883 DRUMMOND (JAMES). The Jewish Messiah. A Critical His-
tory of the Messianic Idea among the Jews from the Rise of the
Maccabees to the Closing of the Talmud. 8vo, cloth. London. 1877
5884 DUKES (LEOPOLD). Rabbinische Blumenlese, enthaltend: Eine
Sammlung, Ubersetzung und Erlauterung der Hebraischen und
Chaldaischen Spriiche des Sirach, Talmudischer Sprichworter ....
und einem Glossar. 8vo, cloth. Leipzig, 1844
5885 EDELMAN (H.) and DUKES (LEOPOLD). Treasures of
Oxford; Poetical Compositions by the Ancient Jewish Authors in
Spain; . . . from the Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library. Edited
and rendered into English by M. H. Bresslau. Part I. (all pub-
lished). 8vo, cloth. (With the original Hebrew text.)
London, 1851
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5886 EDERSHEIM (ALFRED). History of the Jewish Nation, after
the Destruction of Jerusalem under Titus. Post 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1857
5887 EDKINS (JOSEPH). The Evolution of the Hebrew Language.
8vo, cloth. London, 1889
5888 EISENMENGER (JOH. ANDR). Entdecktes Judentum, das ist:
Wortgetreue Verdeutschung der Wichtigsten Stellen des Talmuds
und der sonstigen, den Christen zu einem groszen Teile noch ganz
unbekannten, Hebraisch-Rabbinischen Litteratur, welche einen
sicheren Einblick in die Judische Religions und Sittenlehre gewahren.
Zeitgemasz uberarbeitet und herausgegeben von Dr. Franz Xaver
Schieferl. 8vo, cloth. Dresden, 1893
5889 EMDEN (RABBI JACOB). Ausfuhrlicher Bibliographischer
Catalog, der reichhaltigen Sammlungen Hebraischer und Jiidischer
Biicher und Handschriften, Nachgelassen von Rabbiner Jakob
Emden, vom Oberrabbine M. J. Lewenstein. 2 parts (all published).
8vo, wrappers, pp. 224. Amsterdam: F. Miiller, 1867
5890 ESDRAS. Manassae Oratio. Esdne lib. Ill et IV. Cum Indice
Bibliorum triplici. 241110, parchment. Cologne, 1647
5891 ETHERIDGE (J. W.) Jerusalem und Tiberias; Sora and Cordova:
A Survey of the Religious and Scholastic Learning of the Jews ;
designed as an introduction to the study of Hebrew Literature.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1856
58*^2 The Targums of Onkelos and Jonathan Ben Uzziel on the
Pentateuch; with fragments of the Jerusalem Targum from the
Cbaldee. 2 vols, thick post 8vo, cloth. London, 1862-65
* Scarce.
5893 EWALD (GEORG HEINRICH AUGUST VON). Commentary
on the Prophets of the Old Testament. Translated by J. Frederick
Smith. 5 vols. 8vo, clotb. London, 1875-81
5894 The Anticjuities of Israel. Translated by H. S. Solly. Fold-
ing plate. 8vo, cloth. London, 1876
5895 Syntax of the Hebrew Language of the Old Testament.
Translated from the Eighth German edition, by James Kennedy.
8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1879
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5896 EWALD (GEORG HENRICH AUGUST VON). History of
Israel. Translated from the German. Edited by Russell Martineau.
Fourth Edition, revised and corrected. 8 vols. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1883-86
* With a complete General Index, which forms an Encyclopaedia of Biblical
Literature.
5897 FRIEDMAN (D. A.) Rabbis of Ancient Times. Biographical
Sketches of the Talmudical Period (300 B. C. E. to 500 C. E.)
Supplemented with Maxims and Proverbs of the Talmud. 8vo,
cloth. Rochester, N. Y., 1896
5898 Maxims and Proverbs of Bible and Talmud. i2mo, boards.
Philadelphia, 1901
5899 FURST (DR. JULIUS). Bibliotheca Judaica. Bibliographisches
Handbuch der -Gesammten Judischen Literatur, mit einschluss der
schriften iiber Juden und Judenthum und einer geschichte der
Judischen Bibliographic, sowie mit Indices versehen. 3 vols, in 2.
8vo, half morocco. Leipzig, 1849-63
5900 GASTER (M.) Hebrew Illuminated Bibles of the IXth, and Xth
Centuries (Codices Or. Gaster, Nos. 150 and 151) ; And a Samaritan
Scroll of the Law of the Xlth Century (Codex Or. Gaster, No. 350).
8 plates of facsimiles of these MSS., arid of the fragments of the
Genisa in Egypt. Published for the First Time. Folio, cloth, pp. 51.
London, 1901
* Some of the plates of facsimiles are beautifully illuminated in bronze and
colors.'
5901 GESENIUS (WILHELM). Geschichte der Hebraischen Sprache
und Schrift. Post 8vo, boards. Leipzig, 181 5
5902 Thesaurus Philologicus Criticus linguae Hebrseas et Chaldaese
Veteris Testamenti. Editio altera. Complete in the 7 parts,
wrappers. Thick 4to. Leipzig, 1829-58
*The last two parts were completed by Prof. Roediger.
2903 An English-Hebrew Lexicon : being a Complete Verbal Index
to Gesenius' Hebrew Lexicon, as translated by Prof. Edward Robin-
son. Prepared by Joseph Lewis Potter. Royal 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1872
682 Western anfc> Central Hsia
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5904 GESENIUS (WILHELM). Hebrew Grammar. Translated by
Benjamin Davies; revised and enlarged by E. Kautzsch and E. C.
Mitchell, with full subject, Scripture and Hebrew Indexes. 8vo,
cloth. Andover, 1880
59°5 Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old Testament, including
the Biblical Chaldee. From the Latin of Gesenius by Edward
Robinson, with corrections and additions. 21st edition. Thick
royal 8vo, half morocco. Boston, 1880
5906 A Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old Testament, based
on the Lexicon of Gesenius, as translated by Edward Robinson.
Edited by Francis Brown, S. R. Driver and Chas. A. Briggs. Com-
plete in 12 parts, small 4to, wrappers. [As 12 parts.]
Boston, 189 1 -1906
5907 GILES (J. A.) Heathen Records to the Jewish Scripture History;
containing all the Extracts from the Greek and Latin Writers, in
which the Jews and Christians are named . . . translated into
English with the Original Text in juxta-position. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1856
5908 GINSBURG (CHRISTIAN D.) Jacob Ben Chajim Ibn Adonijah's
Introduction to the Rabbinic Bible, Hebrew and English; with ex-
planatory notes. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth. London, 1867
5909 GLOVER (A. KINGSLEY). Jewish Laws and Customs. Some
of the Laws and Usages of the Children of the Ghetto. A few
illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth. Wells, Minn., 1900
5910 GOLDZIHER (IGNAZ). Mythology Among the Hebrews, and its
Historical Development. Translated from the German, with ad-
ditions by the author, by Russell Martineau. 8vo, cloth, (embossed
stamp on title). London, 1877
•The Appendix contains two essays by H. Steinthal on the Legends of Prome-
theus and Samson.
591 1 GREEN (WILLIAM HENRY). An Elementary Hebrew Gram-
mar, with Reading and Writing Lessons and Vocabularies. Second
thoroughly revised edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. New York, 1871
5912 HAHN (AARON). The Rabbinical Dialectics. A History of the
Dialecticians and Dialectics of the Mishnah and Talmud. 8vo,
cloth. Cincinnati [1879]
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THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC— Continued.
5913 HAMBURGER (DR. J.) Real-Encyclopadie des Judenthums.
Worterbuch fur Gemeinde, Schule und Haus. 8vo, half calf
(rubbed). 1874; Real-Encyclopadie fur Bibel und Talmud (A to
Krankengebet). In the parts as issued (lacks first wrapper). 1875-
78. As 2 vols.
5914 HARKAVY (ALEXANDER). Dictionary of the Yiddish Lan-
guage, with a treatise on Yiddish reading, orthography and dialectal
variations. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1898
5915 Complete English-Jewish [Yiddish] Dictionary, with the pro-
nunciation of every word in Hebrew Characters. 3rd revised and
enlarged edition. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1898
5916 HARRIS (WILLIAM). Elements of the Chaldee Language, . .
Supplement to the Hebrew Grammars, and a General introduction to
the Aramean Dialects. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 23. New York, 1823
5917 HEBRAICA. A Quarterly Journal in the Interests of Hebrew Study.
Wm. R. Harper, Managing Editor; Associate Editors, Paul Haupt
and Herman L. Strack, etc. Vols. 1 to 8 complete, and Nos. 3 and
4 of Vol. 9, and No. 3-4 of Vol. 10. As 8 vols, royal 8vo, wrappers.
Chicago, 1 884- 1 894
5918 HEILPRIN (MICHAEL). The Historical Poetry of the Ancient
Hebrews, translated and critically examined. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1879-80
5919 HERSHON (PAUL ISAAC). A Rabbinical Commentary on
Genesis. Translated from the Judaeo-Polish, with Notes and Indices.
With Introduction by Canon Farrar. 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
5920 HOERNING (REINHART). British Museum Karaite MSS.
Descriptions and Collation of Six Karaite Manuscripts of portions
of the Hebrew Bible in Arabic Characters. With a complete repro-
duction by the Autotype Process of one, Exodus I. i-VIII. 5, in 42
facsimiles. 4to, cloth. London, 1889
5921 HOMMEL (FRITZ). The Ancient Hebrew Tradition, as Illus-
trated by the Monuments. Translated from the German by Edmund
McClure and Leonard Crossle. Map. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1897
684 "QXHestcrn anfc Central Hsia
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
5922 [HOOPER (REV. FRANCIS JOHN BODFIELD).] Palmoni ;
an Essay on the Chronographical and Numerical Systems in use
amongst the Ancient Jews, with Appendix on Assyrian, Egyptian
and other Ancient Chronographers, etc. 8vo, cloth. • London, 185 1
* A treatise on ancient Hebrew chronology, with chapters on the mystical values
attached to numbers by the Hebrews.
5923 HUDSON (E. H.) A History of the Jews in Rome, B. C. 160-A.D.
604. 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
5924 JACOBS (JOSEPH) and WOLF (LUCIEN). Bibliotheca Anglo-
Judaica. A Bibliographical Guide to Anglo-Jewish History. Crown
8vo, cloth. London, 1
5925 JASHAR (BOOK OF). Jashar. Fragmenta Archetypa Carminum
Hebraicorum in Masorethico Veteris Testamenti Textu .... collegit,
commentario, &c, cura J. G. Donaldson. Editio secunda. 8vo,
cloth. London, i860
5926 Bibliographical Notes on the Book of Jasher. By Thomas
Hartwell Home. Pp. 10. 1843 > Brief Exposure of the Rev. John
J. S. Perowne, by the Editor of Jashar, [J. W. Donaldson]. Pp. 16.
1855; Remarks on Dr. Donaldson's Book entitled "Jashar." By
John J. S. Perowne. Second Edition, with Appendix containing
some observations on Dr. Donaldson's reply to the First Edition.
Pp. 64. 1855. 3 pieces, 8vo, sewed. London, 1843-55
5927 JERVIS (JOHN JERVIS-WHITE). Genesis Elucidated. Anew
translation from the Hebrew compared with the Samaritan Text
and the Septuagint and Syriac Versions. With Notes. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1852
5928 JEWISH CYCLOPAEDIA. The Jewish Cyclopaedia. A Descrip-
tive Record of the History, Religion, Literature, and Customs of
the Jewish People from the Earliest Times to the Present Day.
Prepared by more than 400 Scholars and Specialists under the
editorship of Cyrus Adler, Gotthard Deutsch, Joseph Jacobs, Isidore
Singer, and others. 12 vols, royal 8vo. New York, 1901-1906
* Complete Set. A valuable and exhaustive cyclopaedia, embracing the result
of the latest criticisms and researches, both archaeological and philological. Illus-
trated with over 2,000 maps, colored plates, photographic facsimiles, etc.
5929 JONES (ALFRED). The Proper Names of the Old Testament
Scriptures, expounded and illustrated. Small 4to, cloth.
London [1856]
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5930 JOSEPHS (MICHAEL). English and Hebrew Lexicon, with a
Selection of Proper Names occurring in Scripture and Rabbinical
Writings. Royal 8vo, half roan (rubbed), London, 1834
5931 JOSEPHUS (FLAVIUS). The Works of Flavius Josephus.
Translated into English. . . . Carefully revised and compared with
the Original Greek, by Sir Roger L'Estrange. Third Edition. Por-
traits, folding plates and maps. 3 vols. 8vo, old calf (rebacked).
London, 1716
5932 The Genuine Works of Flavius Josephus, the Jewish His-
torian, translated from the original Greek, according to Havercamp's
accurate Edition, with the notes of Reland and others. By William
Whiston. New edition, corrected. Folding plates and tables. 4
vols. 8vo, finely bound by Riviere in full sprinkled calf, gilt edges.
London, 1755
5933 The Jewish War of Flavius Josephus. A New Translation,
by Robert Traill. Edited, with notes, by Isaac Taylor. 75 medal-
lions and steel engravings. 2 vols, royal 8vo, full calf, gilt.
London, 185 1
5934 The Works of Flavius Josephus. Whiston's translation, re-
vised by A. R. Shilleto. With topographical notes by Sir C. W.
Wilson. 5 vols, post 8vo, cloth. (Bohn's Standard Library.)
London, 1889-90
5935 JOSEPHUS BEN GORION. The Wonderful and most Deplorable
History of the Later Times of the Jews, with the Destruction of
the City of Jerusalem, which History begins where the Holy Scrip-
tures do end. Whereunto is added a Brief of the Ten Captivities,
etc. i2itio, old calf. London, 1673
* Scarce. A new edition of the translation by James Howell.
5936 JOST (J. M.) Geschichte des Judenthums und seiner Secten. 3
vols. 8vo, wrappers. Leipzig, 1857-59
5937 KALISCH (ISIDOR). Sepher Yezirah. A Book on Creation; or
Jewish Metaphysics of Remote Antiquity, with English Translation,
Notes and Glossary ; with A Sketch of the Talmud. 2 parts in one.
Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1877
5938 KAUTZSCH (E.) und SOCIN (A.) Die Genesis, mit ausserer
unterscheidung der Quellenschriften tibersetzt. 8vo, half morocco.
Freiburg, I. B., 1*
686 Western anfc Central Bsia
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5939 KENNICOTT (BENJAMIN). The State of the Printed Hebrew
Text of the Old Testament considered. Part the First compares I.
Chron. XL with 2. Sam. V and XXIII; and Part the Second con-
tains Observations on Seventy Hebrew MSS., with an extract of
Mistakes and Various Readings. 2 vols. 8vo, old calf.
Oxford, 1753-9
5940 The Ten Annual Accounts of the Collation of Hebrew MSS.
of the Old Testament ; . . 1 760-1769. Post 8vo, half russia.
Oxford, 1770
5941 KNAPPERT (J.) The Religion of Israel, a Manual. Translated
from the Dutch by Richard A. Armstrong. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1877
5942 KNOBEL (AUGUST). Die Volkertafel der Genesis. Ethnograph-
ische Untersuchungen. 8vo. wrappers, pp. 359. Giessen, 1850
5943 KOENEN (H. J.) Geschiedenis der Joden in Nederland. Royal
8vo, pp. 517 (lacks wrappers). Utrecht, 1843
5944 KOHUT (ALEXANDER). Aruch Completum sive Lexicon voca-
bula et res, quae in libris Targumicis, Talmudicis et Midraschicis
continentur, explicans auctore Nathane filio Jechielis. Corrigit,
explet, critice illustrat et edit Dr. Alex. Kohut. Also the Supple-
ment containing the Sources of Rabbi Nathan's Aruch, additional
Foreign Words (especially from the Midrash Haggadol), and Cor-
rections and Explanations to the 8 volumes. Together 9 vols. Royal
8vo, in the original parts. Vienna, 1878-1892
5945 KOHUT (GEORGE ALEXANDER). Erza Stiles and the Jews.
Selected passages from his Literary Diary concerning Jews and
Judaism. With critical and explanatory Notes. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 152. New York, 1902
5946 KUENEN (DR. A.) The Religion of Israel to the Fall of the Jewish
State. Translated from the Dutch by Alfred Heath May. 3 vols.
8vo, cloth. London, 1874-5
5947 The Prophets and Prophecy in Israel. An Historical and
Critical Inquiry. Translated from the Dutch by Adam Milroy, with
introduction by J. Muir. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
Western ant> Central Bsfa 687
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
5948 LAMB (JOHN). Hebrew Characters derived from Hieroglyphics.
Plates of the Hebrew Alphabet. 8vo, cloth. Laid in is F. D.
Wackerbarth's review, pp. 8, and an A. L. S. of the reviewer.
Cambridge, 1835
5949 LENORMANT (FRANCOIS). The Book of Genesis. A Trans-
lation from the Hebrew in which the constituent elements of the
text are separated, with an attempted restoration of the original
documents used by the latest reviser. Translated from the French,
with introduction and notes. 8vo, cloth. London, 1886
5950 LEVY (JACOB). Neuhebraisches und Chaldaisches Worterbuch
iiber die Talmudim und Midraschim. Nebst beitragen von Prof.
Dr. H. L. Fleischer. Complete, 22 parts in 14. Royal 8vo, wrap-
pers. (As 14 parts.) Leipzig, 1876-1889
5951 LOWY (A.) Catalogue of Hebraica and Judaica in the Library of
the Corporation of the City of London. With a Subject Index.
8vo, cloth. London, 1891
5952 LUZZATTO (SAMUEL DAVID). Grammatik der Biblisch-
Chaldaischen Sprache und des Idioms des Thalmud Babli. Aus
dem Italienischen . . . von Dr. Marcus Salomon Kriiger. 8vo,
half roan. Breslau, 1873
5953 Grammar of the Biblical Chaldaic Language, and the Talmud
Babli Idioms. Translated from the Italian, and largely reviewed
by J. S. Goldammer. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1876
5954 McCAUL (ALEXANDER). The Old Paths; or a Comparison
of . . . Modern Judaism, with the Religion of Moses and the Pro-
phets. [With numerous extracts from the Talmud.] 8vo, cloth
(the original weekly numbers bound up). London, 1837
5955 The Old Paths. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth. London, 1846
* This edition was revised.
5956 McCURDY (JAMES FREDERICK). History, Prophecy, and
the Monuments. (A New History of Israel.) Maps. 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth. New York, 1894-97
5957 MADDEN (FREDERICK W.) History of Jewish Coinage, and of
Money in the Old and New Testament. With 254 woodcuts and a
plate of alphabets, by F. W. Fairholt. Royal 8vo, half roan.
London, 1864
688 Mestern anfc Central Hsia
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
5958 MAIMONIDES (RABBI MOSES). The Reasons of the Laws of
Moses. From the "More Nevochim" of Maimonides. With notes,
dissertations and a life of the author. By James Townley. Frontis-
piece. 8vo, cloth. London, 1827
* Scarce.
5959 More Nebochim (Doctor Perplexorum). Ubersetzt von
R. J. Furstenthal. Krotoschin, 1839; Zweiter Theil ubersetzt von
M. E. Stern, Vienna, 1864; Dritter Theil ubersetzt von Simon
Scheyer, Frankfurt, 1838. The three parts in one. Thick 8vo,
half calf, gilt.
* Very rarely found complete.
5960 The Laws of the Hebrews relating to the Poor and the
Stranger, from the "Mischna-Hathora." Now first translated by
James W. Peppercorne. With Introductions, notes, etc. Illustra-
tions. 8vo, cloth. (Presentation copy.) London, 1840
* Very Scarce.
5961 Yad-Hachazakah, or Mishne Torah, containing Ethical, Theo-
logical and Philosophical Instructions. Edited and revised by Elias
Soloweyczik. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
5962 Maimonides' Commentar zum Tractat 'Aboda zara, zum ersten
male im Arabischen Urtexte mit der Hebraischen Uebersetzung des
Ibn Ja'qub herausgegeben und mit Anmerkungen versehen. In-
augural Dissertation von Joseph Wiener. Berlin, 1895, pp. 64;
Maimonides' Commentar zum Tractat Kilajim. Inaugural Disserta-
tion von Salomon Bamberger. Berlin, 1891, pp. 28; The same, with
the Hebrew, and with plan. Frankfurt, 1891. (3 pieces.)
5963 MARGOLIOUTH (G.) Descriptive List of the Hebrew and Sa-
maritan MSS. in the British Museum. Printed by order of the
Trustees. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
5964 MARTINET (DR. ADAM). Hebraische Chrestomathie der Bibli-
schen und neuern Literatur. (With vocabulary.) 8vo, boards
(title repaired). Bamberg, 1837
* Part II is Composed of poems, hymns, etc.
5965 MEIER (FR. CAROLUS). Judaica, seu Veterum Scriptorum Pro-
fanorum de rebus Judaicis, Fragmenta. 8vo, boards, pp. 82.
Jena, 1832
* Extracts from the most ancient authors — Manetho, Herodotus, etc. — relating to
the Jews, etc.
TKHestern ant> Central Bsia 689
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5966 MIDRASH RABBOTH. (The Old Rabbinical Commentary on the
Pentateuch.) With commentaries. 5 vols, post 8vo, half roan.
Warsaw, 1877
5967 MIELZINER (MOSES). The Jewish Law of Marriage and
Divorce, in Ancient and Modern Times, and its Relation to the Law
of the State. 8vo, sheep. Cincinnati, 1884
5968 MONTEFIORE (C. G.) Lectures on the Origin and Growth of
Religion as illustrated by the Religion of the Ancient Hebrews.
8vo, cloth. (The Hibbert Lectures.) London, 1892
5969 MORAIS (HENRY SAMUEL). Eminent Israelites of the Nine-
teenth Century. A Series of Biographical Sketches. 8vo, cloth.
Philadelphia, 1880
5970 MOSES. Magic of the Cabala. Das Sechste und Siebente Buch
Mosis, das ist; Mosis magische Geisterkunst, das Geheimniss aller
Geheimnisse. Sammt den verdeutschten Offenbarungen und Vor-
schriften wunderbarster Art der alten weisen Hebraer, aus den
Mosaischen Biichern, der Kabbala und dem Talmud zum leiblichen
Wohl der Menschen. Wort und bildgetreu mit 42 Tafeln. Vierte,
sehr vermehrte Auflage. Diagrams. i2mo, half roan.
New York, 1857
5971 MUNSTER (SEBASTIAN). Dictionarium Hebraicum, jam ultimo
ab autore Seb. Munstero recognitum, et ex Rabinis prsesertim ex
Radicibus David Kimhi. Thick i2mo, polished calf gilt, with arms
on sides, gilt edges. Basle: Hieron. Froben, 1539
5972 NEUBAUER (AD.) The Book of Tobit. A Chaldee Text from a
unique MS. in the Bodleian Library, with other Rabbinical Texts,
English Translations and the Itala. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Oxford, 1878
5973 Mediaeval Jewish Chronicles and Chronological Notes.
Edited by A. Neubauer. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 200 -f- 24.
(Anecdota Oxoniensia.) Oxford, 1887
5974 NEW TESTAMENT. The New Testament in Hebrew. 8vo,
stamped calf. [London, n. d., ca. 1850]
5975 The New Testament in Hebrew. Edited by Prof. Delitzsch.
8vo, cloth. Berlin, 1885
690 TKilestern anfc Central Hsla
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
5976 NEW TESTAMENT. Jud/eo-Spanish. The New Spanish Testa-
ment in Hebrew-Rabbinical characters. 8vo, original calf. Corfu, 1829
* Rare. Printed in Rabbinical characters in the dialect of the Sephardim Jews
in Turkey. These Jews were driven from Spain in the early part of the 15th
Century, many of them migrating to Turkey and the East.
5977 Jud^o-Syriac. The Syriac New Testament in Hebrew-
Rabbinical characters. Crown 8vo, original sheep. [London, 1856]
* Printed for the use of the Chasidim and Cabalistic Jews of Poland, Constanti-
nople and the East.
5978 NORDHEIMER (ISAAC). Critical Grammar of the Hebrew
Language. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (binding worn). New York, 1838-41
5979 Critical Grammar of the Hebrew Language. Second Edition
(carefully revised and with additions and improvements). 2 vols,
in one. 8vo, cloth (some leaves stained). New York, 1842
5980 Grammatical Analysis of Selections from the Hebrew Scrip-
tures, with an exercise in Hebrew Composition. 8vo, half cloth,
New York, 1838
5981 OORT (DR. H.) The Worship of Baalim in Israel. Based upon
the Work of Dr. R. Dozy "The Israelites at Mecca." Translated
from the Dutch, and enlarged with notes and appendices by John
Wm. Colenso, Bishop of Natal. 8vo, cloth. London, 1865
5982 PAMPHLETS. Kautsch (E.) Mitteilung iiber eine alte Hand-
schrift des Targum Onkelos, pp. xxi. Halle, 1893 ; and odd num-
bers of Jewish newspapers, and prospectuses. (As a lot.)
5983 Alphabetum Hebraicum, addito Samaritano et Rabbinico.
Rome, 1 77 1 ; Meyrowitz. Key to the Masoretic Notes, Titles, and
Index in the margin of the Hebrew Bible. N. Y. 1872 ; Dr. Gins-
burg on the Exploration of Moab. 1872; De Charency. Idees
Symboliques rattachant au nom des douze fils de Jacob. Paris,
1874; and leaflets issued by the Palestine Exploration Society, Ex-
cerpts from Magazines, etc. About 35 pieces, as a lot.
5984 PETACHIA (RABBI). Travels of Rabbi Petachia of Ratisbon,
who in the latter end of the 12th Century visited Poland, Russia . .
Armenia, Assyria, the Holy Land, etc. Hebrew text, with transla-
tion on opposite page by Dr. A. Benisch. Notes by W. F. Ains-
worth. Second Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1861
Western an& Central Bsta 691
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
5985 PHILO-JUDiEUS. The Works of Philo Judseus, the Contem-
porary of Josephus. Translated from the Greek, by C. D. Yonge.
4 vols, crown 8vo, half calf. London : Bohn, 1854-55
5986 Philo-Judaeus ; or the Jewish- Alexandrian Philosophy in its
Development and Completion. By James Drummond. 2 vols, royal
8vo, cloth. London, i\
5987 PIEROTTI (ERMETE). Customs and Traditions of Palestine,
illustrating the Manners of the Ancient Hebrews. Translated by
T. G. Bonney. 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1864
5988 PRAYERS FOR PASSOVER. Form of Prayers for the Feast
of Passover according to the custom of the German and Polish Jews.
(Hebrew and English.) Post 8vo, half morocco.
New York, 5616 [1855]
5989 Service for the Two First Nights of Passover, with an English
Translation. Crown 8vo, half cloth. New York, 1878
5990 PRENDERGAST (THOMAS). The Mastery Series. Hebrew.
Fourth Edition. Crown 8vo, limp cloth. London [1874]
5991 PRIAULX (OSMOND DE BEAU VOIR). Quaestiones Mosaicae,
or the First Part of the Book of Genesis compared with the Re-
mains of Ancient Religions. Second Edition, corrected and enlarged.
8vo, cloth. London, 1854
5992 RASK (R.) A Short Tractate on the Longevity (of) the Patriarchs
in . . . Genesis, and its relation to the Hebrew Chronology, the
Flood, etc. From the Danish. Map of Paradise. 8vo, half cloth.
London, 1863
5993 RAWLINSON (GEORGE). Moses: His Life and Times. Second
Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth. London [1887]
5994 RENAN (ERNEST). Le Livre de Job; traduit de l'Hebreu. Etude
sur l'age et le Caractere du Poeme. Troisieme edition. Royal 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 200. Paris, 1865
5995 History of the People of Israel .... till the Return from
Babylon. Translated. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1888-91
*A11 published of this edition.
692 Western an& Central Bsta
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
5996 RIGGS (ELIAS). Manual of the Chaldee Language; containing a
Grammar . . . from the German of G. B. Winer ; a Chrestomathy,
containing selections from the Targums, etc. ; and a Vocabulary . . .
with Appendix of the Rabbinic and Samaritan Dialects. Second
Edition, revised. Royal 8vo, cloth. New York, 1858
5997 Manual of the Chaldee Language ; containing a Chaldee
Grammar, a Chrestomathy, and a Vocabulary; with an Appendix
of the Rabbinic and Samaritan Dialects. Fourth Edition, revised.
8vo, cloth. New York [1870?]
5998 ROSENTHAL (L.) Catalog der Hebraica und Judaica aus der L.
Rosenthal'schen Bibliothek. Bearbeitet von M. Roest. 2 vols,
thick royal 8vo, half cloth. Amsterdam, 1875
5999 ROSSI (JOHANNES BERNARDUS DE). Annales Hebraeo-
Typographici Sec. XV. Descripsit Fusoque Commentario illus-
travit. 1795; Annales Hebraeo-Typographici ab An. MDI ad
MDXL. 1799. Bound in one vol. 4to, half roan (rubbed).
Parma, 1795-99
6000 RULE (WILLIAM HARRIS). History of the Karaite Jews.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1870
6001 SAADIAH (RABBI). Commentary on Ezra and Nehemiah by
Rabbi Saadiah. Edited H. J. Mathews. Small 4to, wrappers,
pp. 32 -J- 28. (Anecdota Oxoniensia.) Oxford, 1882
6002 SALVADOR (J.) Histoire de la Domination Romaine en Judee,
et de la Ruine de Jerusalem. Maps. 3 vols. i2mo, wrappers.
Brussels, 1847
6003 SAYCE (A. H.) The Life and Times of Isaiah, as illustrated by
contemporary monuments. Crown 8vo, cloth. [London], 1889
6004 SCHEININ (ALBERT). Die Hochschule zu Jamnia und ihre
bedeutendsten Lehrer mit besonderer Rucksicht auf Rabbi Gamaliel
II. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. yy. Halle, 1878
6005 SCHURER (EMIL). History of the Jewish People in the Time
of Jesus Christ. A Second and Revised Edition of a "Manual of
the History of New Testament Times." Translated by John Mac-
pherson. 5 vols, with Index. Together 6 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Edinburgh, 1886-90
Mestern anb Central Bsia 693
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
6006 SEDER OLAM. Seder Olam Rabba. Die Grosse Weltchronik.
Nach Handschriften und Druckwerken herausgegeben mit kritischen
Noten und Erklarungen versehen von B. Ratner. (In Hebrew.)
8vo, wrappers, pp.151. Wilna, 1897
6007 SIMMONS (L. M.) The Letter of Consolation of Maimun Ben
Joseph. Edited from the unique Bodleian Arabic MS., and trans-
lated into English; also an Appendix, consisting of those passages
in which Maimun is quoted by Maimonides. 8vo, limp cloth.
Presentation copy. (Reprinted from the Jewish Quarterly.)
* The appendix gives the Hebrew text. .London, I89O
6008 SMITH (W. ROBERTSON). The Prophets of Israel, and their
place in History to the Close of the Eighth Century, B. C. Thick
post 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1882
* Scarce.
6009 STEINSCHNEIDER (M.) Catalogus Librorum Hebraeorum in
Bibliotheca Bodleiana. Jussu curatorum digessit et notis instruxit.
Thick 4to, cloth, pp. 3103. Berlin, 1852-1860
* The most important catalogue of Hebrew books ever published.
6010 STUART (MOSES). A Hebrew Chrestomathy. Reprinted with
the concurrence of the author. Third Edition. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford, 1834
601 1 TALMUD (BABYLONIAN). The Babylonian Talmud, with all
the Commentaries. 44 parts bound in 16 vols, folio, half roan (a
few of the bindings a little worn).
*A finely printed edition. Berlin: Julius Sittenfeld, 1861-68
6012 New Edition of the Babylonian Talmud. English Transla-
tion, the Original Text Edited, Formulated, and Punctuated by
Michael L. Rodkinson. Revised and corrected by the Rev. Dr. Isaac
M. Wise. 18 vols, in 16. N. Y. 1896-1903 ; also the supplementary
volume, The History of the Talmud from the Time of its Forma-
tion, about 200 B. C, to the Present Time. By M. L. Rodkinson.
2 vols, in one. N. Y. 1903. Together 20 vols, in 17. 8vo, cloth.
New York [1896- 1903]
6013 Aboda Sarah. The Treatise "Aboda Zarah" from the
Babylonian Talmud, with the commentaries. Royal 8vo, half roan.
(In Hebrew.) Warsaw, 1875
694 "QXHestern ant> Central Hsfa
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC. —Continued.
6014 TALMUD (BABYLONIAN). Aboda Sarah. Abodah Sarah,
oder der Gotzendienst. Ein Traktat aus dem Talmud. Die Mischna
und die Gemara, letztere zum erstenmale vollstandig iibersetzt, mit
einer Einleitung und mit Anmerkungen begleitet und herausgegeben.
Von Dr. Ferdinand Christian Ewald. Zweite Ausgabe. Royal 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 545. Nuremberg, 1868
6015 Barclay (Joseph). The Talmud. Illustrations and plan
of the Temple. 8vo, cloth. London, 1878
* Treatises from the Mishna, translated with explanations from the Gemara.
6016 Cahen (M. D.) Repertorium Talmudicum sive Memorabilia
Omnia de Personis et Rebus quae in utroque Talmude et Midra-
schin occitrrunt .... nunc vero B. Auctoris Manuscriptum
emendavit . . . L. Wogue. 8yo, wrappers. Mayence, 1877
6017 Chiarini (L'Abbe). Le Talmud de Babylone. Traduit
en Langue Frangaise et complete par celui de Jerusalem et d'autres
Monumens de l'Antiquite Judaique. 2 vols, in one, 8vo, half calf.
Leipzig, 183 1
6018 Fischer (Bernard). Talmudische Chrestomathie mit
Anmerkungen, Scholien und Glossar, unter besonderer beriicksichti-
gung der Talmudischen Discussion als Lesebuch zu der von ihm
edirten Winer'schen Grammatik. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 268.
Leipzig, 1884
6019 Hershon (Paul Isaac). A Talmudic Miscellany; 'or a
Thousand and One Extracts from the Talmud, the Midrashim and
the Kabbalah. With introductory preface by Canon Farrar. Notes
and copious indexes. 8vo, half morocco. (Triibner's Oriental
Series.) London, 1880
6020 Hershon (Paul Isaac). Treasures of the Talmud ... in
alphabetical order from "A" to "L," compiled from the Babylonian
Talmud, and translated. With notes and indexes and introduction
by H. D. M. Spence. 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
6021 Hershon (Paul Isaac). Genesis with a Talmudical Com-
mentary. Translated by M. Wolkenberg, with an introductory essay
by H. D. M. Spence. 8vo, cloth. London, 1883
6022 Lattes (M.) Saggio di giunte e correzioni al Lessico Tal-
mudico, del Dr. Rabb. M. Lattes. Square 8vo, wrappers, pp. 142.
Turin, 1878
Western ant> Central Bsia 695
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
6023 TALMUD (BABYLONIAN). Levy (Rabbi J. L.) Tract Rosh
Hashana ("New Year") of the New Edition of the Babylonian
Talmud. Edited, formulated, and punctuated for the first time by
Michael L. Rodkinson, and translated for the first time from the
above text, by Rabbi J. Leonard Levy. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp.
159. Philadelphia, 1895
6024 Lightfoot (John). Horse Hebraicae et Talmudicae: Hebrew
and Talmudical Exercitations upon the Gospels, Acts, etc. New
edition by the Rev. Robert Gandell. 4 vols, 8vo, cloth.
Oxford, 1859
* An endeavor to discover the sites of biblical places, manners and customs of
the ancient Hebrews, etc., by means of the Talmud and* other ancient Hebrew
writings.
6025 Lowe (W. H.) The Fragment of the Talmud Babli PeSachim
of the Ninth and Tenth Century, in the University Library, Cam-
bridge. Edited with notes. Autotype facsimile. 4to, half calf.
Cambridge, 1879
6026 Mielziner (Moses). Introduction to the Talmud. Historical
and Literary .... Legal Hermeneutics .... Terminology and
Methodology, Outlines of Talmudical Ethics. With Appendix and
Key to the Abbreviations used in the Talmud. 8vo, cloth.
Cincinnati, 1894
6027 Myers (Isidore). Gems from the Talmud, translated into
English Verse. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1894
6028 Pamphlets. Prospectus with specimen pages of Rodkinson's
New Edition of the Babylonian Talmud, revised by Dr. Isaac M.
Wise :; English Translation. Excerpts from periodicals including
The Talmud. By B. H. C. (Journal of Sacred Literature, 1868) ;
Gleanings after the Talmud (Littell's Living Age) ; The Talmud.
By R. S. Poole (Littell's Living Age) ; The Talmud (Lippincott's,
1868) ; The Talmud (Edinburgh Review, 1873) ; etc. 8 pamphlets,
sewed.
6029 Pick (Bernhard). The Talmud; What It Is, and What it
Knows about Jesus and His Followers. Narrow crown 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1887
696 TKRestern anfc Central Hsia
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
6030 TALMUD (BABYLONIAN). Polano (H.) Selections from the
Talmud. Specimens of . . . that Ancient Book, its Commentaries,
Teachings, Poetry and Legends, also brief Sketches of the Men who
made and commented upon it. Translated from the original. 8vo,
cloth. Philadelphia, 1876
6031 Schoettgen (Christian). Horse Hebraicse et Talmudicae in
Universum Novum Testamentum accedunt Rabbinicarum
Lectionum libri duo et Indices necessarii. Portrait. 2 thick small
4to volumes, vellum. Dresden and Leipzig, 1733-42
6032 Sola (D. A. de) and Raphall (M. J.) Eighteen Treatises
from The Mishna. Translated by D. A. De Sola and M. J. Raphall.
8vo, cloth. London, 1843
6033 Streane (A. W.) A Translation of the Treatise Chagigah
from the Babylonian Talmud. With Introduction, Notes, Glossary,
and Indices. Royal 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1891
6034 Wotton (W.) Miscellaneous Discourses relating to the
Traditions and Usages of the Scribes and Pharisees in . . . the
Time of Christ (including Shabbath, and Eruvin, from the Mishna,
with the Hebrew text, Translation, and Notes). Tzvo folding plates.
2 vols. 8vo, old calf. London, 1718
6035 TALMUD (JERUSALEM). Frankel (Z.) Introductio in
Talmud Hierosolymitanum. (In Hebrew.) 8vo, half roan.
Wratislaw, 1870
6036 Schwab (Moise). Le Talmud de Jerusalem, traduit pour la
Premiere fois. Complete in 12 vols, royal 8vo, wrappers.
Paris, 1871-1890
•Vol. I, the translation of the "Berakhoth," was published in 1871. The work
was not continued until 1878, and from that date proceeded regularly until 1890,
when the Introduction and Table completed the translation. The early volumes
are very scarce.
6037 Schwab (Moses). The Talmud of Jerusalem. Translated
for the First Time. 4to, wrappers, pp. 188. London, 1886
* Vol. I, The Berakhoth. All published.
6038 Taylor (Charles). Sayings of the Jewish Fathers, com-
prising Pirqe Aboth and Pereq R. Meir, in Hebrew and English.
With critical and illustrative notes ; and specimen pages of the . . .
manuscript of the Mishnah '* JeT-risha.lmith." 8vo, cloth.
Cambridge, 1877
Mestern ant> Central Bsta 697
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6039 TOMKINS (HENRY GEORGE). Studies of the Times of Abra-
ham. Colored frontispiece and 13 plates, of inscriptions, monuments,
etc. Square 8vo, cloth. London [1878]
6040 The Life and Times of Joseph in the Light of Egyptian Lore.
Crown 8vo, cloth. [London] 1891
6041 TOVEY (D'BLOSSIERS). Anglia Judaica; or, the History and
Antiquities of the Jews in England, collected from all our Historians,
as also from the Records in the Tower, and other Publick Reposi-
tories. Plate. Small 4to, calf, gilt. Fine Copy. Oxford, 1738
* Scarce.
6042 TREGELLES (S. PRIDEAUX). Heads of Hebrew Grammar;
containing all the principles needed by a Learner. (With Reading
Lessons, Interlineary Hebrew and English Psalter, and Hebrew-
English Lexicon.) Folding tables and charts. i2mo, half morocco.
London [1852]
6043 Heads of Hebrew Grammar. (Consisting of Grammar,
Reading Lessons ; the Psalms with interlineary translation ; and a
Hebrew-English Lexicon.) Thick i2mo, cloth. London, 1882
* Printed on stouter paper than the earlier edition, and containing eight pages
additional on pronunciation.
6044 WAHL (DR. M. C.) Das Sprichwort der Hebraisch-Aramaischen
Literatur, mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung des Sprichwortes der
neuren Umgangssprachen. Erstes Buch. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 181.
Leipzig, 187 1
6045 WALTON (BRIAN). Briani Waltoni S. T. P. in Biblia Poly-
glotta Prolegomena Speciala Recognovit, etc., Francis Wrangham.
Folding tables. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1828
6046 WELLHAUSEN (JULIUS). Prolegomena to the History of
Israel. Translated from the German under the author's supervision,
by J. Sutherland Black and Allan Menzies. With Preface by W.
Robertson Smith. Thick 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1885
♦Very Scarce.
698 TKHestern an& Central Hsia
THE JEWS AND THEIR HISTORY, ETC.— Continued.
6047 WIENER (LEO). The History of Yiddish Literature in the Nine-
teenth Century. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1899
6048 [WIGRAM (GEORGE V.)] The Englishman's Hebrew and
Chaldee Concordance of the Old Testament, . . .with Indexes, a List
of Proper Names, their occurrences, etc. 2 vols, royal 8vo, full calf
gilt, gilt edges (rubbed). London, 1843
6049 The Hebraist's Vade Mecum : a first attempt at a Complete
Verbal Index to the Contents of the Hebrew and Chaldee Scriptures.
Arranged according to Grammar; their occurrences in full. 8vo,
cloth. London: Bagster, 1867
* Although the imprints differ in this and the following lot, the books are identi-
cally the same, with the exception that the dictionary of Proper Names in this copy
precedes, and in the following lot is placed at the end of, the dictionary proper.
6050 The Hebraist's Vade Mecum. Another issue. 8vo, cloth.
London: Groombridge, 1867
6051 WINER (GEORG B.) Grammar of the Chaldee Language, as
contained in the Bible and the Targums. Translated by H. B.
Hackett. Royal 8vo, boards, cloth back. Andover, 1845
6052 Chaldasches Lesebuch aus dem Targumim des Alten Testa-
ments . . . bearbeitet von Dr. Julius Furst. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 88.
Leipzig, 1864
6053 WUNSCHE (DR. AUG.) Bibliotheca Rabbinica. Eine Sammlung
alter Midraschim, zum ersten male ins Deutsche ubertragen. 3 vols,
thick 8vo, half calf. Leipzig, 1880-85
* Vol. i contains Der Midrasch Bereschit Rabba, and Der Midrasch Schemot
Rabba ; Vol. 2 contains Der Midrasch Wajikra Rabba, Der Midrasch Bemidbar
Rabba, and Der Midrasch Debarim Rabba; Vol. 3 contains Der Midrasch Schir
Ha-schirim, Der Midrasch Ruth Rabba, Der Midrasch Kohelet, Der Midrasch
zum buche Esther, Der Midrasch Mischle, and Pesikta des Rab Kahana.
6054 ZUNZ (LEOPOLD). Zur Geschichte und Literatur. Erster Band
(all published). Berlin, 1845
•On Jewish Literature of the Middle Ages, on Jewish Singers (Synagogue
Singers) from Provence, History of the Jews in Sicily, etc.
Western an& Central Hsia 699
Gbe Samaritan Olanouage, literature anfc Ibistorp.
6055 BRULL (DR. ADOLF). Das Samaritanische Targum zum Penta-
teuch. The text in five parts, and the critical introduction in 2 parts.
Together 7 parts. 8vo, wrappers. Frankfurt am Main, 1874-9
6056 CELLARIUS (CHRISTOPHER). Horse Samaritanse, hoc est
Excerpta Pentateuchi Samaritanae Versionis cum Latina Interpre-
tatione .... etiam Grammatica Samaritana . . . et Glossarium seu In-
dex. Editio secunda. Small 4to, boards. Frankfort et Jena, 1705
* Bound with it is: Deliciae Graecae ex Antiquissimis et Optimis Autoribus
Demosthene, Isocrate, Herodoto . . . etc. (Cura S. Walther.) Magdeburg, 1732.
6057 CRANE (OLIVER TURNBULL). The Samaritan Chronicle; or,
the Book of Joshua, the Son of Nun. Translated from the Arabic,
with notes. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1890
6058 GESENIUS (WILLIAM). Carmina Samaritana e codicibus
Londinensibus et Gothanis, edidit et Interpretatione Latina cum Com-
mentario. Folding plate. 4to, wrappers, pp. 104. Leipzig. 1824
6059 JUYNBOLL (THOS. WM. JOHN). Chronicum Samaritanum,
Arabice conscriptum, cui titulus est Liber Joshuae. Ex unico Codice
Scaligeri nunc primum edidit, . . . et Dissertationem de Codice, de
Chronico, et de Quaestionibus, quae hoc libro illustrantur. Folding
table. 4to, wrappers, pp. 354. Lugd. Bat. 1848
6060 MILLS (JOHN). Three Months' Residence at Nablus, and an Ac-
count of the Modern Samaritans. A few illustrations. Post 8vo,
cloth (library label removed from cover). London, 1864
6061 NEUBAUER (AD.) Chronique Samaritaine, suivie d'un appendice
de courtes notices sur quelques autres ouvrages Samaritains. 8vo,
wrappers. (Journal Asiatique, December 1869.) Paris, 1869
6062 NICHOLLS (G. F.) A Grammar of the Samaritan Language, with
Extracts and Vocabulary. Crown 8vo, cloth. London [1858]
6063 NUTT (JOHN W.) A Sketch of Samaritan History, Dogma, and
Literature, published as an introduction to "Fragments of a Samari-
tan Targum, edited from a Bodleian MS." With copious footnotes.
8vo, cloth. London, 1874
700 Western anfc> Central Bsia
THE SAMARITAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6064 NUTT (JOHN W.) Fragments of a Samaritan Targum, edited
from a Bodleian MS. With an Introduction, containing a sketch of
Samaritan History, Dogma, and Literature. Facsimile of a page of
the MS., and the text of the Targum. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1874
6065 PETERMANN (H.) Pentateuchus Samaritanus. Ad fidem libro-
rum manuscriptorum apud Nablusianos repertorum. Complete in 5
parts 8vo, wrappers. Berlin, 1872-91
* Printed in the Samaritan characters.
6066 SHELABY (JACOB ESH). Notices of the Modern Samaritans,
illustrated by incidents in the Life of Jacob Esh Shelaby. Gathered
from him, and translated by E. T. Rogers. Small 4to, cloth, pp. 55
(back missing). London, 1855
6067 UHLEMANN (FRIEDRICH). Institutiones Linguae Samaritanae
ex Antiquissimis Monumentis . . . digestae, etc. Chrestomathia
Samaritana Maximam Geneseos Partem et Selecta reliquorum
Pentateuchi et Glossario locupletata. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco.
Leipzig, 1837
Zhc fIDoabite Stone, etc
6068 CLERMONT-GANNEAU (CH.) La Stele de Mesa, roi de Moab,
896 avant J. C. Lettres a M. le Comte de Vogue. Map and folded
plate of the Moabite Stone. 4to, sewed, pp. 10. Paris, 1870
* The first publication on the subject, giving an account of the discovery of the
stone. Printed in February, 1870.
6069 La Stele de Dhiban ou stele de Mesa, roi de Moab, 896 avant
J. C. Lettres a M. le Cte de Vogue. Map, and folded plate of the
Moabite stone. 4to, sewed, pp. 60. Paris, 1870
♦Published in June, 1870, with full details of the inscription, revised text, trans-
lation and notes.
6070 DE COSTA (B. F.) The Moabite Stone. 8vo, cloth, pp. 32. (Laid
in is an article extracted from the Quarterly Review, reprinted in
Littell's Living Age.) New York, 1871
Western an& Central Bsta 701
THE MOABITE STONE, ETC.— Continued.
6071 GINSBURG (CHRISTIAN D.) The Moabite Stone: A Facsimile
of the Original Inscription, with an English Translation, and a His-
torical and Critical Commentary. Second Edition, revised and en-
larged. Map of the Land of Moab. 4to, cloth. With presentation
inscription from the author. London, 1871
6072 SCHLOTTMANN (KONSTANTIN). Die Siegessaule Mesa's
Konigs der Moabiter. Ein Beitrag zur Hebraischen Alterthums-
kunde. Transcription of the Inscription. Square 8vo, boards,
pp. 51. Halle, 1870
6073 Neue Moabitische Funde und Rathsel, 3 articles; Ueber die
Aechtheit der Moabitischen Alterthumer. Folding tables. (From
Zeitschrift d. D. M. Ges.) 8vo, sewed. (3 pieces.)
[Leipzig, 1872-74]
6074 WALSH (W. PAKENHAM). The Moabite Stone. The Sub-
stance of Two Lectures. Second Edition. Facsimile of inscription
on the Moabite Stone, and other plates. i2mo, cloth. Dublin, 1872
Gbe pbcenician Slanguage, Inscriptions, Ibistorp
anfc Colonies,
6075 AKERBLAD (J. D.) Inscriptionis Phoenician Oxoniensis nova inter-
pretatio. Folding plate. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 31. Paris, 1802
* See also No. 6094.
6076 BARGES (L'ABBE J. J. L.) Recherches Archeologiques sur les
Colonies Pheniciennes, etablies sur le littoral de la Celtoligurie.
8 plates. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 160. Paris, 1878
6077 EWALD (H.) Erklarung der grossen Phonikischen Inschrift von
Sidon und einer Agyptisch-Aramaischen. Folding plate. 4to,
wrappers, pp. 68. (Presentation copy). Gottingen, 1856
6078 GESENIUS (WILLIAM). Palaographische Studien iiber Phonizi-
sche und Punische Schrift. Numerous examples on 6 engraved
plates. Small 4to, boards. Leipzig, 1835
702 Western ant) Central Hsia
THE PHOENICIAN LANGUAGE, ■ETC.— Continued.
6079 GESENIUS (WILLIAM). Scripturae Linguseque Phoenicia
Monumenta quotquot supersunt, edita et inedita ad autographorum
optimorumque exemplorum fidem edidit additisque de Scriptura et
Lingua Phoenicum Commentariis. 46 plates of inscriptions. 4to,
half calf. Leipzig, 1837
* The three parts complete in one volume with the plates.
6080 HAMAKER (HENRY A.) Miscellanea Phoenicia, sive Comentarii
de Rebus Phoenicum, quibus Inscriptiones Multse Lapidum ac Num-
niorum, nominaque propria hominum et locorum, explicantur, item
Punicse gentis lingua et religiones passim illustrantur. 5 folding
tables of facsimiles. 4to, half calf. With a bookplate (armorial)
signed by Mutlow, and the autograph of John Lee. Lugd. Bat. 1828
6081 HITZIG (FERDINAND). Die Grabschrift des Eschmunazar.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 57. Leipzig, 1855.
6082 KENRICK (JOHN). Phoenicia. Maps, and illustrative plates.
8vo, cloth. London, 1855
6083 LENORMANT (FRANCOIS). Essai sur le Propagation de
l'Alphabet Phenicien dans l'ancien Monde. 40 plates, and 4 folding
plans. 2 vols, royal 8vo, wrappers. (Vol. I, 2nd edition, 1875 ;
Vol. II, 1st edition, 1873.) Paris, 1873-5
6084 LEVY (DR. M. A.) Phonizische Studien. 3 parts (Der Alphabet,
und Sidonischen Inschriften ; Neuephonizischer Inschriften, etc. ;
Inschriften von Athen, Cypris, Sardinia, etc.) ; also Phonizisches
Worterbuch. Folding plates, showing some of the most ancient
forms of inscriptions. Bound in one vol., royal 8vo, half morocco,
gilt top. Breslau, 1856-64
6085 Phonizisches Worterbuch. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 51.
Breslau, 1864
6086 MELTZER (OTTO). Geschichte der Karthager. 2 maps. 2 vols.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 530 and 611. Berlin, 1879, ^96
* The most complete work on the subject.
6087 MOVERS (F. C.) Die Phonizier. (Bd. 1, Untersuchungen iiber
die Religion und die Gottheiten der Phonizier, 1841 ; Bd. 2 in 3
Theilen, Das Phonizische Alterthum, 1849-56.) Together 4 vols.
8vo, half morocco. Berlin, 1841-56
"QXaestern an£> Central Bsia 7°3
THE PHOENICIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6088 NETTO (LADISLAO). Autograph Letter, signed (in French),,
from the Director of the National Museum at Rio de Janeiro, Jan.
31, 1874, relating to the Phoenician Inscription said to have been
found in Brazil, with transcript of the inscription, translation, and
newspaper clippings. (As 1 piece.)
6089 OFFORD (JOSEPH). Note on the Geography of Phoenician In-
scriptions, 1900; More Phoenician Inscriptions in New York, by
J. H. Hall (from Hebraica) ; Tin Mining in Cornwall, and its Tra-
ditions, by R. Hunt (from Good Words), 1867. 8vo, sewed.
(3 pieces.)
6090 PERROT (GEORGES) and CHIPIEZ (CHARLES). History
of Art in Phoenicia and its Dependencies. Translated (from the
French) and edited by Walter Armstrong. 10 steel and colored
plates, of jewelry, enamels, glass and pottery, and 644 engravings in
the text. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
6091 RAWLINSON (GEORGE). History of Phoenicia. Maps, plates,
and woodcuts in the text. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1889
* The standard work in English.
6092 Phoenicia. Map and illustrations. Post 8vo, half calf. (Story
of the Nations Series.) London, 1889
6093 [RENAN (ERNEST).] Corpus Inscriptionum Semiticarum, at)
Academia Inscriptionum et Litterarum Humaniorum Conditum
atque Digestum. Pars Prima. Inscriptiones Phoenicias Continens.
Folio, wrappers, pp. 116. With the Folio Atlas of facsimiles.
2 vols. Paris, 1881
* Tabula? I-XIV, facsimiled in heliogravure, with descriptive text.
6094 SACY (A. I. SILVESTRE de). Notice d'une Dissertation de
M. J. D. Akerblad, intitulee Inscriptions Phoenicia Oxoniensis nova
interpretatio. 8vo, sewed, pp. 18. Paris, 1803
* See also No. 6075.
6095 SALISBURY (E. E.) and TURNER (W. W.) Phoenician In-
scription of Sidon; the Sidon Inscription with a translation and
Notes. (Reprint.) Folding plate. 8vo, wrappers.
[New Haven, 1855]
704 TKHestern ant> Central Hsia
THE PHOENICIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6096 SANCHONIATHON. Cumberland (R., Bishop of Peterborough).
Sanchoniatho's Phoenician History, translated from the First Book
of Eusebius, De Prseparatione Evangelica. With a Continuation of
Sanchoniatho's History by Eratosthenes, Cyrenaeus's Canon, which
Dicaearchus connects with the First Olympiad With a Preface
giving a Brief Account of the Life, Character, and Writings of the
Author, by S. Payne. Folding table. 8vo. Fine copy, handsomely
bound in full crimson straight-grained morocco, gilt top, uncut.
London, 1720
6097 Wagenfeld (Friedrich). Analyse des Neuf Livres de la
Chronique de Sanchuniathon, avec des notes. Precedee d'un avant-
propos par G. F. Grotefend. Traduit de l'Allemand par Ph. Lebas.
8vo, half roan. Paris, 1836
6098 Wagenfeld (Friedrich). Sanchuniathonis Historiarum
Phoenician Libros Novem, Graece versos a Philone Byblio. 8vo.
half calf. Bremen, 1837
6099 SCHRODER (DR. PAUL). Die Phonizische Sprache. Entwurf
einer Grammatik nebst Sprach und Schriftproben. Mit einem
Anhang, enthaltend eine Erklarung der Punischen Stellen im
Ponulus des Plautus. Mit 22 Tafeln. 8vo, half bound, original
wrappers bound in. Halle, 1869
* The 22 plates are copies of ancient inscriptions.
6ico SELDEN (JOHN). De Dis Syris . . . Editio juxta alteram ipsius
Autoris opera emendatiorem . . . et Indicibus opera M. Andrae Beyeri.
Finely engraved copper portrait, engraved title, and folding table.
Thick i2mo, vellum. Leipzig, 1672
* Chapters on Baal, Bel, Moloch, Astarte, Dagon, the Syrian Venus, Priapus,
Tammuz, etc
6101 SMITH (GEORGE). The Cassiterides : an inquiry into the Com-
mercial Operations of the Phoenicians in Western Europe, with
particular reference to the British Tin Trade. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1863
6102 SMITH (R. BOSWORTH). Carthage and the Carthaginians.
Second Edition, revised and enlarged. Maps and plates. Post 8vo,
cloth. Loudon, 1879
6103 WIHL (L.) De Gravissimis aliquot Phcenicum Inscriptionibus.
2 folding plates of inscriptions. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 81. (With
stamp of Prof. Movers.) Monachii, 1831
XKHestern ant) Central Hsia 705
£be Spriac Xanguage, literature anfc Gburcb.
6104 ABU AL FARAJ (GREGORY), BAR-HEBRiEUS. Syriac
Reading Lessons : . . . Extracts from the Peschito Version of the Old
and New Testaments; and the Crusade of Richard I., from the
Chronicles of Bar Hebraeus. Grammatically analysed and trans-
lated; with the elements of Syriac Grammar. Folding table of the
Syriac Alphabet, with points. i2mo, cloth. London, [1851]
6105 The Laughable Stories collected by Mar Gregory John Bar-
Hebrseus, . . . 1264-1286. The Syriac Text edited with an English
Translation by E. A. Wallis Budge. Royal 8vo, cloth. (Luzac's
Semitic Text and Translation Series.) London, 1897
* The first appearance in print of over 500 of these stories.
6106 ALPHABETUM Syro-Chaldseum, una cum Oratione Dominicali,
Salutatione Angelica et Symbolo Fidei. Folding table. 8vo, sewed,
pp. 30. Rome, 1797
6107 BADGER (GEORGE PERCY). The Nestorians and their Rit-
uals : with a Narrative of a Mission to Mesopotamia and Coordistan
in 1842-44, and . . . 1850; also Researches into the present con-
dition of the Syrian Jacobites, Papal Syrians, and Chaldeans, and
an inquiry into the Religious Tenets of the Yezeedees. Plates and
illustrations in the text. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1852
6108 BIDPAI. Kalilah and Dimnah or the Fables of Bidpai: being an ac-
count of their literary history, with an English translation of the
later Syriac version of the same, and notes. By I. G. N. Keith-
Falconer. 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1885
6109 BUDGE (E. A. WALLIS). The Book of the Bee. The Syriac
Text with an English translation. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 155+180.
(Anecdota Oxoniensia.) Oxford, 1886
* A eurious collection of stories from the Bible and Middle Age legends, in-
cluding the History of Moses' Rod, the Story of Gog and Magog, etc.
61 10 CARSHUN NEW TESTAMENT. The New Testament, Carshun
Version. 4to, original calf, gilt. [Paris, 1827]
* The Arabic New Testament transcribed in Syriac characters for the use of the
Syrian Christians. Scarce.
706 KHestern ant) Central Hsia
THE SYRIAC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6iii CASTELL (EDMUND). Lexicon Syriacum. Curavit atque sua
Adnotata adjecit Joannes David Michaelis. 2 vols, in one. Thick
small 4to, boards, cloth back. Goettingen, 1788
* Thick Paper Copy.
61 12 Castelli Lexicon Syriacum. Another copy, on ordinary paper.
2 vols, in one. Small 4to, half russia. Goettingen, 1788
61 13 CHASE (FREDERIC HENRY). The Old Syriac Element in the
Text of the Codex Bezse. 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
6114 COWPER (B. HARRIS). Analecta Nicsena: Fragments relating
to the Council of Nice. The Syriac Text from an Ancient Manu-
script in the British Museum, with a translation, notes, etc. 4to,
wrappers, pp. 38. (Presentation copy.) London, 1857
* Very Scarce. Only 250 were printed.
61 15 The Principles of Syriac Grammar. Translated and abridged
from the Work of Dr. Hoffmann. Royal 8vo, boards. Autograph
of John M. Charlton, on title. London, 1858
61 16 Syriac Miscellanies; or extracts relating to the First and
Second General Councils, and various other Quotations, Theological,
Historical, and Classical. Translated into English from MSS. in the
British Museum and Imperial Library of Paris. 8vo, limp cloth.
Presentation copy from the author to Dr. Burgess. London, 1861
61 17 CURETON (WILLIAM). The Antient Syriac Version of the
Epistles of Saint Ignatius to St. Polycarp, the Ephesians, and the
Romans ; together with extracts from his Epistles collected from . . .
Severus of Antioch, Timotheus of Alexandria, and others. Edited
with an English translation and notes. Also the Greek text of these
three Epistles, corrected according ... to the Syriac Version. Royal
8vo, cloth. London, 1845
61 18 Vindiciae Ignatianae; or the Genuine Writings of St. Ignatius,
as exhibited in the Ancient Syriac Version, vindicated from the
charge of heresy. 8vo, wrappers. (Presentation copy.)
London, 1846
61 19 Corpus Ignatianum: . . . the Ignatian Epistles, genuine,
interpolated and spurious ... In Syriac, Greek and Latin. With
an English translation of the Syriac text, copious notes and
introduction. Royal 8vo, cloth (excerpts from magazines laid in).
London, 1849
TKHestern ant) Central Hsia 7°7
THE SYRIAC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6120 CURETON (WILLIAM). Spicilegium Syriacum; containing re-
mains of Bardesan, Meliton, Ambrose, and Mara Bar Serapion. Now
first edited with an English translation and notes. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London, 1855
6121 Remains of a very Antient Recension of the Four Gospels in
Syriac, hitherto unknown in Europe. (With the original Syriac
Text.) Facsimile. 4*0, cloth. London, 1858
6122 History of the Martyrs in Palestine, by Eusebius, Bishop of
Caesarea, discovered in a very antient Syriac Manuscript. Edited
and translated into English. With the Original Syriac Text. 4to,
cloth. With presentation inscription from the Translator to G. W.
Dasent. London, 1861
6123 DIETRICH (FRANCISCUS). Codicum Syriacorum Specimina
quae ad Illustrandum Dogmatis de Ccena Sacra nee non Scripturse
Syriacse Historiam facerent e Museo Britannico. 6 facsimiles of
various codices. 4to, wrappers, pp. 29. Marburg, 1855
6124 DUVAL (RUBENS). La Litterature Syriaque. Deuxieme edition.
Maps. Crown 8vo, wrappers, pp. 440. (Anciennes Litteratures
Chretiennes. II.) Paris, 1900
6125 EPHRAEM SYRUS. Select Works of S. Ephrem the Syrian, trans-
lated out of the Original Syriac. With Notes and Indices. By
J. B. Morris. Royal 8vo, cloth. Oxford, 1847
6126 The Repentance of Nineveh, a metrical homily ... by
Ephraem Syrus . . . translated from the Syriac, with Introduction
and Notes. By the Rev. Henry Burgess. Post 8vo, cloth. Auto-
graph letters of the translator inserted. London, 1853
6127 Select Metrical Hymns and Homilies of Ephraem Syrus.
Translated from the original Syriac, with an Introduction and His-
torical and Philological Notes. By the Rev. Henry Burgess. Post
8vo, cloth, gilt. London, 1853
6128 ETHERIDGE (J. W.) Horae Aramaicae: Concise notices of the
Aramean Dialects in general, and of the Versions of the Holy Scrip-
ture extant in them : With Translations of St. Matthew, and of the
Epistle to the Hebrews, from the Ancient Peschito Syriac. Crown
8vo, cloth, gilt top. Presentation copy.
London: for the author, 1843
708 TKHestern anfc Central Bsia
THE SYRIAC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6129 ETHERIDGE (J. W.) The Syrian Churches: their early history,
liturgies and literature. With a Literal Translation of the Four
Gospels, from the Peschito. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1846
6130 The Apostolical Acts and Epistles, from the Peschito, or
Ancient Syriac : to which are added the Remaining Epistles, and the
Book of Revelation, after a later Syrian Text. Translated, with
Prolegomena and Indices. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1849
61 3 1 EUSEBIUS. Eusebius, Bishop of Csesarea on the Theophania, or
Divine Manifestations of . . . Jesus Christ. A Syriac Version,
edited from an Ancient Manuscript recently discovered. By Samuel
Lee. Facsimile. Royal 8vo, cloth.
London : Society for the publication of Oriental Texts, 1842
6132 Eusebius on the Theophania . . . translated into English,
with introduction. By Samuel Lee. 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1843
6133 GIBSON (MARGARET DUNLOP). How the Codex was Found.
A Narrative of Two Visits to Sinai, from Mrs. Lewis's Journals,
1892-1893. 2 plates, including a facsimile of the Codex. Post 8vo,
cloth. Cambridge, 1893
* An early and important Syriac codex of the Gospels.
6134 GRAFFIN (R.) Patrologia Syriaca, complectens opera omnia SS.
Patrum, Doctorum Scriptorumque Catholicorum . . . secundum
codices praesertim Londinenses, Parisienses, Vaticanos. Pars Prima,
ab initiis usque ad annum 350. Tomus Primus (Aphraatis Sapientis
Persae Demonstrationes) cujus Syriacum vocalium signis instruxit,
Latine vertit, notis illustravit D. Joannes Parisot. (In parallel
columns of Syriac and Latin.) Imp. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 1053.
Paris, 1894
6135 GRANT (ASAHEL). The Nestorians; or the Lost Tribes. Con-
taining evidence of their Identity, an Account of their Manners,
Customs, and Ceremonies, etc. Map. 8vo, half calf (back loose).
London, 1841
6136 The Nestorians. Map. Another edition. Crown 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1841
6137 GUTBIER (GILLES). Novum Testamentum Syriacum, Punctis
Vocabulis . . . cum Lexico et Institutionibus L. Syriacae. Engraved
title. Thick i2mo, half calf. Hamburg, 1663-67
Western anfc Central Bsia 7°9
THE SYRIAC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6138 GUTBIER (GILLES). fcgx&n Gutbirii Lexicon Syriacum:
omnes Novi Testamenti Syriaci Dictiones et Particulas complectens.
Cura E. Henderson. i2mo, cloth. London [1836]
6139 GWILLIAM (G. H.) The Palestinian [Syriac] Version of the
Holy Scriptures. Fragments recently acquired by the Bodleian.
With introduction and annotations. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 23+41.
Facsimiles. (Anecdota Oxoniensia.) Oxford, 1893
6140 Biblical and Patristic Relics of Palestinian Syriac Literature
from MSS. in the Bodleian and ... in Mount Sinai. Edited by G. H.
Gwilliam, etc. Small 4to, wrappers, pp. 113. Facsimiles. (Anecdota
Oxoniensia.) Oxford, 1896
6141 GWYNN (JOHN). On a Syriac MS. belonging to the Collection
of Archbishop Ussher. 4to, wrappers. (Royal Irish Academy
Trans., Vol. 2j, pp. 269-316.) Dublin, 1886
6142 The Same. Reprint, repaged, 4to, wrappers, pp. 46.
Dublin, 1886
6143 The Older Syriac Version of the Four Minor Catholic
Epistles. 8vo, wrappers. (Reprinted from Hermathena.)
n. p., 1890
6144 On a Syriac MS. of the New Testament belonging to the Earl
of Crawford and Balcarres, and on an inedited version of the Apo-
calypse therein contained. Plate. 4to, wrappers. (Royal Irish
Academy Trans., Vol. 30, pp. 347-418.) Dublin, 1893
6145 HAHN (AUGUSTUS) and SIEFFERT (F. L.) Chrestomathia
Syriaca, sive S. Ephrsemi Carmina Selecta. 8vo, full scored calf.
Leipzig, 1825
* Contains a short Syriac Lexicon, 21 Hymns of St. Ephrem, Hahn's observations
on Syriac Prosody, etc.
6146 HALL (ISAAC H.) Syriac Manuscript Gospels of a Pre-Harklen-
sian Version, Acts and Epistles of the Peshitto Version, written
(probably) between 700 and 900 A. D. by the Monk John. 3 photo-
type plates, with descriptive text. 4to, wrappers.
[Philadelphia, 1884]
6147 On a Manuscript Syriac Lectionary. 8vo, sewed. (Reprint
from the American Oriental Society Journal.) [New Haven, 1885]
7io Mestern an£> Central Bsia
THE SYRIAC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6148 HARRIS (HELEN B.) The Newly Recovered Apology of Aris-
tides, its doctrine and ethics. With extracts from the translation
by Prof. J. Rendel Harris. Frontispiece. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London, 1891
6149 LEWIS (AGNES SMITH). Palestinian Syriac Lectionary, con-
* taining Lessons from the Pentateuch, Job, Proverbs, Prophets, Acts,
and Epistles. Edited by Agnes Smith Lewis, with critical notes by
Eberhard Nestle, and a glossary by Margaret D. Gibson. 4to,
wrappers, pp. 154 and 139. London, 1897
6150 In the Shadow of Sinai. A Story of Travel and Research
from 1895 to 1897. Illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1898
* See also Gibson (M. D.), "How the Codex Was Found." This volume relates
to the same discovery.
6151 MACLEAN (ARTHUR JOHN). East Syrian Daily Offices.
Translated from the Syriac, with introduction, notes and indices, and
an appendix containing the Lectionary and Glossary. Post 8vo,
cloth. London, 1894
6152 MURDOCK (JAMES). The New Testament; ... a Literal Trans-
lation from the Syriac Peshito Version. Portrait. 8vo, cloth.
New York, 1852
6153 NESTLE (DR. EBERHARD). Brevis Linguae Syriacae Gram-
matica, Litteratura, Chrestomathia, cum Glossario. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 78 and 128. Carlsruhe, 1881
6154 Syriac Grammar, with Bibliography, Chrestomathy and Glos-
sary. Second enlarged and improved edition of the Brevis Linguae
Syriacae Grammatica. Translated from the German by Archd. R. S.
Kennedy. Crown 8vo, cloth. Berlin, 1889
•The bibliography is very complete, dating from 1539.
6155 NEW TESTAMENT. New Testament in Syriac (with the points).
Peshito Version. Crown 8vo, full stamped roan. London, 1828
6156 OLIVER (ANDREW). A Translation of the Syriac Peshito
Version of the Psalms of David ; with notes critical and explanatory.
Post 8vo, cloth. Presentation copy from the author.
New York, 1867
Western ant> Central Bsia 711
THE SYRIAC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6157 PAMPHLETS. Statement of the Syrian Protestant College, Beirut,
1874; A Leaf Stolen from the Sinai Palimpsest, by A. S. Lewis,
1902; Kottek's "Das Sechste Buch des Bellum Judaicum;" Manu-
scripts from the Egyptian Monasteries, etc. 8vo, sewed and wrap-
pers. (8 pieces, as a lot.) v. p., 1846-1902
6158 PARRY (OSWALD H.) Six Months in a Syrian Monastery, . .'.
the record of a visit to . . . the Syrian Church in Mesopotamia, with
some account of the Yazidis or Devil Worshippers of Mosul, and El
Jilwah, their Sacred Book. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1895
6159 PERKINS (REV. JUSTIN). A Residence of Eight Years in
Persia, among the Nestorian Christians ; with Notices of the Muham-
medans. Map and Plates, including many colored lithographs illus-
trating the costume of the country. Royal 8vo, cloth. Andover, 1843
* The costume plates form an interesting series, evidently colored from life.
6160 PHILLIPS (GEORGE). The Elements of Syriac Grammar. Sec-
ond Edition, with amendments and additions. 8vo, boards.
London, 1845
6161 A Syriac Grammar. Third Edition, revised and enlarged.
8vo, cloth. Cambridge, 1866
jfourtb Session.
6162 PLATT (T. P. — Editor). The Four Gospels in Syro-Chaldaic or
Nestorian Syriac, edited by T. P. Piatt, and printed in the Estran-
gelo Characters. Square royal 8vo, full sprinkled calf (joints
cracked). With the bookplate (armorial) of Wm. Wrixon Ley-
cester. London, 1829
6163 RENAN (ERNEST). Fragments du Livre Gnostique, intitule:
Apocalypse d'Adam, ou Penitence d'Adam, ou Testament d'Adam,
publies d'apres deux versions Syriaques. 8vo, half calf, pp. 47, origi-
nal wrappers, bound in. Paris, 1854
* Presentation copy from M. Renan, with signed inscription on the wrapper.
6164 ROEDIGER (EMIL). Chrestomathia Syriaca (cum) Glossario et
Tabulis Grammaticis. Editio altera aucta et emendata. Square
8vo, cloth back. Halle, 1868
712 TKHestern anfc Central Hsia
THE SYRIAC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6165 SACHAU (E.) Kurzes Verzeichniss der Sachau'schen Sammlung
Syrischer Handschriften. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 35. Berlin, 1885
6166 STODDARD (REV. D. T.) A Grammar of the Modern Syriac
Language, as spoken in Oroomiah, Persia, and in Koordistan. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 180. New Haven, 1855
6167 Grammar of the Modern Syriac Language. Another copy.
8vo, boards. New Haven, 1855
6168 SYRIAC READING LESSONS. Extracts from the Peschito
Version of the Old and New Testaments ; the Crusade of Richard I.
from the Chronicles of Bar-Hebrseus ; Grammatically analysed and
translated, with the Elements of Syriac Grammar. i2mo, cloth,
pp. 87. London [1851]
6169 UHLEMANN (FRIEDRICH). Grammatik der Syrischen Sprache,
mit vollstandigen Paradigmen, Chrestomathie und Worterbuche.
Zweite uberarbeitete und vermehrte Ausgabe. Royal 8vo, half cloth.
Berlin, 1857
6170 WHISH (HENRY F.) Clavis Syriaca: A Key to the Ancient
Syriac Version, called "Peshito," of the Four Holy Gospels. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1883
* An analysis of the text and a very copious glossary of the Syriac words.
6171 WISEMAN (NICOLAS, CARDINAL). Horse Syriacse, seu Com-
mentationes et Anecdota Res vel Litteras Syriacas Spectantia. Tomus
primus (all published). Facsimile. 8vo, half morocco. Rome, 182S
♦With presentation inscription from the author to the Due d'Aumale, 1858.
Very Scarce.
6172 WORTABET (REV. JOHN). Researches into the Religions of
Syria: or Sketches, Historical and Doctrinal, of its Religious Sects.
Drawn from original sources. 8vo, cloth. London, i860
6173 WRIGHT (W.) Contributions to the Apocryphal Literature of the
New Testament, . . . from Syriac Manuscripts in the British Museum,
with an English Translation and Notes. Reproductions of the five
Manuscripts. 8vo, cloth. London, 1865
6174 Catalogue of Syriac Manuscripts in the British Museum, ac-
quired since the Year 1838. By W. Wright. 20 plates of facsimiles.
3 vols. 4to, half crimson morocco. With the bookplates of Viscount
Eversley. London: by order of the Trustees, 1870-72
* A very elaborate catalogue, with full analyses of the different works, biblio-
graphical notes and a copious index. A very fine set.
Mestern anfc> Central Hsia 713
THE SYRIAC LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6175 WRIGHT (W.) A Short History of Syriac Literature. By W.
Wright. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1894
6176 ZINGERLE (P. PIO). Chrestomathia Syriaca. 8vo, stiff boards,
original wrappers bound in. Rome, 1871
Zbe Brusee.
6177 CARNARVON (THE EARL OF). Recollections of the Druses
of the Lebanon, and Notes on their Religion. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, i860
6178 CHASSEAUD (GEORGE WASHINGTON). The Druses of
the Lebanon : their Manners, Customs, and History. With a trans-
lation of their Religious Code. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1855
6179 CHURCHILL (COL. CHARLES HENRY). Mount Lebanon;
. . . from 1842 to 1852, describing the Manners, Customs . . .
the Druse Religion, and Historical Records of the Mountain Tribes.
Map and 6 portraits and plates. 3 vols. 8vo, full sprinkled calf.
(With the bookplates of John Sheepshanks.) London, 1853
6180 WOLFF (DR. PHILIPP). Die Drusen und ihre Vorlaufer. 8vo,
cloth. The original wrappers bound in. With the bookplate of
Robt. L. Bensly. Leipzig, 1845
Gbe Ibittites.
6181 CAMPBELL (JOHN). The Hittites: Their Inscriptions and their
History. Facsimiles of the monuments and their inscriptions.
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1890
6182 CONDER (CLAUDE REIGNIER). Altaic Hieroglyphs and Hit-
tite Inscriptions. Plates of cuneiform characters. Post 8vo, cloth.
[London] 1887
6183 The Hittites and their Language. Tables of Alphabets. 8vo,
cloth. Edinburgh, 1898
* Contains translations of Hittite texts, and chapters on the language and history
of the people, their worship, the Tree of Life, etc. Scarce.
7*4- TKHestern anfc Central Hsia
THE HITTITES— Continued.
6184 SAYCE (A. H.) The Hittites. The Story of a Forgotten Empire.
Second Edition. Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth. [London] 1890
6185 WRIGHT (WILLIAM). The Empire of the Hittites. With De-
cipherment of Hittite Inscriptions, by Prof. A. H. Sayce ; Hittite Map,
by Col. Sir Charles Wilson; and a complete set of Hittite Inscrip-
tions, revised by W. H. Rylands. Map and 13 tinted lithographic
plates. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
6186 The Empire of the Hittites. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth.
* This second edition Contains new plates. London, 1 006
Cyprus,
6187 CESNOLA (A. P. DI). Salaminia: the History, Treasures, and
Antiquities of Salamis in the Island of Cyprus. Introduction by
Samuel Birch. Map and upwards of 700 illustrations. Royal 8vo,
cloth. London, 1882
6188 Salaminia : the History, Treasures, and Antiquities of Salamis.
Second Edition. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
* This edition was revised and some additions made to it.
6189 CESNOLA (L. P. DI). Cyprus, its Ancient Cities, Tombs, and
Temples. A narrative of Researches and Excavations during ten
years' residence as American Consul in that island. Map and illus-
trations. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1877
6190 Cyprus, its Ancient Cities, Tombs, and Temples. Maps and
illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt. New York, 1878
6191 COBHAM (C. DELAVAL). An Attempt at a Bibliography of
Cyprus. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 12. Nicosia, [Cyprus], 1886
♦Containing 152 titles.
6192 An Attempt at a Bibliography of Cyprus. Third Edition.
Crown 8vo, wrappers, pp. 30. (Presentation copy.) Nicosia, 1894
* Containing 497 titles.
6193 COOK (CLARENCE). Transformations and Migrations of cer-
tain statues in the Cesnola Collection. Illustrations. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 38. New York [1881]
Western an& Central Bsia 7J5
CYPRUS— Continued.
6194 HALL (ISAAC H.) The Cypriote Inscriptions (in the Cesnola col-
lection), Albany, 1875, pp. 20, and 5 plates; The Cypriote Inscrip-
tions from the Cesnola collection, 1885, pp. 30. (2 pieces.)
6195 SCHMIDT (MORIZ). Die Inschrift von Idalion und das Kypri-
sche Syllabar. Eine epigraphische Studie. Plate. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 102. Jena , 1874
Bsia flDtnor.
6196 BARKER (W. B.) and AINSWORTH (W. F.) Lares and Pen-
ates ; or, Cilicia and its Governors, being an Historical Account of
that Province .... and of the Gods of the ancient Cilicians, etc.
Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. London, 1853
6197 BEAUFORT (FRANCIS). Karamania; or, a brief description of
the South Coast of Asia Minor, and of the remains of Antiquity ....
during a survey in the year 181 1 -12. Plans, views, etc. 8vo, calf
gilt. London, 1818
6198 EPHESUS. Ephesus and the Temple of Diana. Map (in pocket
at end) and numerous illustrations. By E. Falkener. Royal 8vo,
cloth, gilt. London, 1862
* A description of the famous temple of "Diana of the Ephesians," ranked by
the ancients as one of the Wonders of the World, with account of the inhabitants
of the city, and history.
6199 The Temple of Diana at Ephesus, with special reference to Mr.
Wood's discoveries of its remains. 4to, cloth, pp. 22, and plan.
London, 1883
6200 Wood (J. T.) Discoveries at Ephesus, including the Site and
Remains of the Great Temple of Diana. Numerous illustrations
from original drawings and photographs. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt.
Review articles on the subject laid in. London, 1877
*The author spent eleven years in these excavations, and gives a graphic ac-
count of his discoveries, his adventures, and of the customs of the people of the
country.
6201 Wood (J. T.) Modern Discoveries on the site of Ancient
Ephesus. Illustrated. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
716 TKHestern ant) Central Hsia
ASIA MINOR— Continued.
6202 FELLOWS (SIR CHARLES). A Journal written during an Ex-
cursion in Asia Minor. Map and full-page plates of Antiquities,
" Inscriptions, etc. Royal 8vo, full calf, gilt. London, 1839
6203 An account of Discoveries in Lycia ; being a Journal kept dur-
ing a second excursion in Asia Minor. Full-page plates of Anti-
quities, Inscriptions, etc. Royal 8vo, full calf, gilt. London, 1841
6204 FERGUSSON (J.) The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus restored in
conformity with the recently discovered Remains. Plates and wood-
cuts. 4to, cloth. London, 1862
6205 LLOYD (W. W.) Xanthian Marbles: the Nereid Monument. An
Historical and Mythological Essay. 2 plates. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1845
6206 PERROT (GEORGES) and CHIPIEZ (CHARLES). History
of Art in Phrygia, Lydia, Caria and Lycia. Translated from the
French. 280 illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
6207 RAMSAY (W. M.) On Some Pamphylian Inscriptions. Folding
plate, pp. 18. 1880; Notes and Rectifications, Pamphylian Inscrip-
tions, pp. 3, 1881. 2 pieces, 8vo, wrappers. London, 1880-81
6208 SAYCE(A. H.) The Karian Inscriptions. Plate of Karian alpha-
bets and 2 plates of inscriptions. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 19.
[London, 1873]
6209 STERRETT (J. R. S.) Preliminary Report of an Archaeological
Journey made in Asia Minor in 1884. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 45.
Boston, 1885
(Seorgia anfc the Caucasus.
6210 BROSSET (M.) Chronique Georgienne. Traduite par M. Brosset
Jeune. Chronological table and lithographic facsimile (150 pp.) of
the original Georgian Text. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 165 and 150.
Paris, 1830
•The Chronicle extends from the 14th Century to the commencement of the 18th.
XRIlestern ant) Central Bsia 717
GEORGIA AND THE CAUCASUS— Continued.
621 1 GRAHAM (CYRIL). The Avar [Lesghian] Language. Folding
Table. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 291 to 352. (Extracted from the Jour-
nal of the Royal Asiatic Society.) [London, 1881]
6212 HAXTHAUSEN (BARON AUGUST VON). The Tribes of the
Caucasus. With an Account of Schamyl and the Murids. (Trans-
lated by J. E. Taylor from the MS.) Post 8vo, half calf.
♦Very Scarce. London, 1855
6213 IOSELIAN (P.) Short History of the Georgian Church. Trans-
lated from the Russian, and edited with notes by Rev. S. C. Malan.
Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1866
6214 SCHIEFNER (PROF.) The Languages of the Caucasus. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 10. (Philological Society.) [London, 1880]
6215 THIELMANN (LT. BARON MAX von). Journey in the Cauca-
sus, Persia, and Turkey in Asia. Translated by Charles Heneage.
Map and illustrations. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. London, 1875
6216 WARDROP (OLIVER). The Kingdom of Georgia. Notes of
Travel in a Land of Women, Wine and Song, with . . . Historical,
Literary and Political Sketches . . . National Music, and a Com-
pendious Bibliography. Maps and illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
London, li
Gbe Hrmenian language, literature anb Ibtstorp.
6217 ALISHAN (LEO M.) Armenian Popular Songs translated into
English. (Alternate pages of Armenian text and English.) 8vo,
half roan (joints cracked), pp. 85.
Venice: Monastery of Lazarus, 1852
6218 ALPHABETUM ARMENUM, cum oratione Dominicali salutatione
angelica, initio Evangelii S. Johannis et Cantico Poenitentise. i2mo,
wrappers, pp. 32. Rome, 1784; "Haik," a number of the Armenian
Political and Hygienic Fortnightly. Edited by M. S. Gabriel (in the
original tongue). 1891. (2 pieces.)
6219 AUCHER (FATHER PASCHAL) and BYRON (LORD). A
Grammar Armenian and English. Post 8vo, half calf.
Venice: Armenian Academy Press, 1819
* In addition to the grammar there are extracts from Armenian Authors, exer-
cises in the Armenian language, etc.
7i 8 Western ant) Central Hsia
THE ARMENIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6220 AUCHER (FATHER PASCHAL) and BYRON (LORD).
Grammar of Armenian and English. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 144.
Venice: Armenian Monastery of St. Lazarus, 1873
6221 AUCHER (FATHER PASCHAL). A Dictionary Armenian and
English, and English and Armenian. By Father Paschal Aucher,
with the assistance of John Brand. 2 vols, royal 8vo, vellum.
Venice: Academy of St. Lazarus, 1821-25
6222 Brief Account of the Mechitaristican Society founded on the
Island of St. Lazarus. (Translated by Alexander Goode.) i2mo,
wrappers, pp. 62. Venice: Armenian Academy Press, 1835
6223 BIBLE. The Bible in Ancient Armenian. Two steel frontispieces.
Royal 8vo, half calf. Venice, i860
6224 CHAMICH (FATHER MICHAEL). History of Armenia from
B. C. 2247 to the year of Christ 1780. Translated from the original
Armenian by Johannes Avdall, with a continuation of the History
from 1780 to the present date. Map and plates. 2 vols. 8vo, limp
boards. Calcutta, 1827
6225 EUSEBIUS. Eusebii Pamphili Caesariensis Episcopi Chronicon
Bipartitum. Nunc primum ex Armeniaco Textu in Latinum con-
versum adnotationis auctum Grsecis fragmentis exornatum. Opera
P. Jo. Baptistae Aucher Ancyrani. 2 vols. imp. 8vo, old calf.
Venice, 1818
* The Armenian text, and Latin translation in parallel columns. The original
Greek text of this work is lost, only fragments being preserved, and the complete
work has survived only in this old Armenian version. It contains the lists of the
Kings of Egypt, taken from Manetho, etc.
6226 FORTESCUE (E. F. K.) The Armenian Church founded by St.
Gregory the Illuminator, being a Sketch of the History, Liturgy,
Doctrine and Ceremonies of the Ancient National Church. With
Appendix by Rev. S. C. Malan. 11 etchings. Crown 8vo, cloth.
London [1872]
6227 LANGLOIS (VICTOR). Numismatique de l'Armenie dans l'Anti-
quite. 6 plates with numerous examples of coins, 1859; Numismat-
ique de l'Armenie au Moyen Age. 7 plates with numerous examples.
Bound in one volume, 4to, morocco gilt, gilt edges. (Bibliotheque
Historique Armenienne, par Edouard Dulaurier.) Paris, 1855-59
TKKestern ant) Central Hsia 7l9
THE ARMENIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6228 LAUER (DR. M.) Grammatik der Classischen Armenischen
Sprache. Table of Alphabets. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 98. Vienna, 1869
6229 MARTYR, (BP. OF ARZENDJAN). Relation d'un Voyage fait en
Europe et dans l'Ocean Atlantique a la fin du XVe. siecle. Traduit
de l'Armenien, et accompagnee du Texte Original. Par M. T. Saint
Martin. Post 8vo, cloth. Paris, 1827
* Curious and Rare. The translation is from a MS. said to have been copied in
Constantinople in 1684, from the original manuscript of the bishop. The value in
it lies in the statement that the author made a journey in 1494 from a Basque port
to the end of the World (presumably America). He, however, unfortunately
gives no details of this journey, but merely the incidental mention. The manu-
script gives an account of the various places in Europe that the bishop visited.
6230 MOSES CHORENENSIS. The Armenian History of Moses
of Chorene (in Armenian). Steel engravings. i6mo, half calf.
Venice, 1827
* The author lived in the 5th Century, and compiled this work mainly from
native sources now lost. It is based on the popular ballads and legends of Ar-
menia, a fact which gives it permanent value for the history of religion and
mythology.
6231 Mo'ise de Khorene, auteur du Ve. Siecle Histoire d'Armenie.
Texte Armenien et Traduction Frangaise, avec notes et precis histor-
iques sur l'Armenie. Par P. E. Le Vaillant de Florival. Map and por-
trait. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf (joints cracked). Presentation copy.
(At the end is a Dictionary of Armenia, Historical and Biographical.)
Paris, 1841
* Printed at the private press of the Armenian Monastery of Saint Lazare,
Venice.
6232 NEW TESTAMENT. New Testament in Modern Armenian.
i2mo, half roan. Smyrna, 1842
6233 PARROT (DR. FRIEDRICH). Journey to Ararat. Map and
illustrations. Translated by W. D. Cooley. 8vo, full stamped calf.
Fine copy. London, 1845
6234 PETERMANN (JULIUS HEINRICH). Grammatica Linguae
Armeniacse. With explanatory folding tables. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 264. Berlin, 1837
6235 Brevis Linguae Armeniacae, Grammatica, Litteratura, Chresto-
mathia cum Glossario. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 88. (With the auto-
graph of W. Wright Hawkes.) Berlin, 1841
72o TKHestern ant) Central Hsia
THE ARMENIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6236 PSALMS. The Book of Psalms in Armenian. With full-page wood-
cuts engraved by Cornelius Van Sichem, and with grotesque initials
and some of the borders with ornaments. i2mo, handsomely bound
in contemporary russia, the sides elaborately ornamented with gilt
panel decorations pointille, and broad gilt borders, containing a device
of birds and pine-apples. Amsterdam, 1664
* An inscription written inside states that it was a present from an Armenian
bishop in 1665. A Fine specimen of old binding and a very rare edition of the
Armenian Psalms.
6237 [RIGGS (ELIAS).] Vocabulary of Words Used in Modern Ar-
menian, but not found in the Ancient Armenian Lexicons. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 162. Smyrna: Privately Printed, 1847
* Very Scare*.
6238 Grammar of the Modern Armenian Language, as spoken in
Constantinople and Asia Minor. Second Edition. Crown 8vo,
cloth, pp. 82. Constantinople : Privately printed, 1856
6239 SOMAL (PLACIDO SUKIAS). Quadro della Storia Letteraria
di Armenia. 8vo, boards. Venice, 1829
* Printed at the private press of the Armenian Monastery of San Lazzaro. A
history of Armenian literature from the earliest period, and still the best authority
on the subject.
6240 STRZYGOWSKI (DR. JOSEF). Das Etschmiadzin-Evangeliar.
Beitrage zur geschichte der Armenischen, Ravennatischen, und Syro-
Agyptischen Kunst. 8 plates of facsimiles of Syrian (or Byzantine)
miniatures, etc, and 18 illustrations in the text. 4to, wrappers, pp.
124. Vienna, 1891
6241 THOMAS (EDWARD). Armenian Coins. Illustrations. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 47-55. (Reprint from Numismatic Society of London.)
London, 1868
6242 VARTABED (ELISEE). Soulevement National de L'Armenie
Chretienne au Ve. siecle, contre la Loi de Zoroastre sous le Com-
mandement du Prince Vartan le Mamigonien. Traduit en frangais
par L'Abbe Gregoire Karagy Garabed. Map. 8vo, half calf.
Presentation copy. Paris, 1844
Western anfc Central Hsia 721
Zbc jpersian Xanguage, Xtterature anb Ibistorp, indufc*
ingj tbe Zenfc, pablavi, Ibiwaresb, etc
6243 AMEER ALI (MOONSHEE— KHAN BAHADOOR). The
Ameer Namah. A Persian Work, with an abstract English trans-
lation. Royal 8vo, cloth. Calcutta, 1870
* Consists of a History of India, and account by the author of his services during
the Mutiny, and travels, and moral precepts. A presentation copy from the author,
with photographs inserted, consisting of portraits of Queen Victoria, Lord Grey,
Lord Lawrence, the Earl and Countess Mayo, etc., and a few views of Darjeeling.
6244 ARBUTHNOT (F. F.) Persian Portraits. Sketch of Persian His-
tory, Literature, and Politics. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887
6245 ARDA VIRAF NAMEH. The Ardai Viraf Nameh; or the Reve-
lations of Ardai Viraf. Translated from the Persian and Guzeratee
versions. By J. A. Pope. 8vo, boards, uncut. (Name on title.)
London, 18 16
* The Visions of Arda Viraf are a kind of Apocalypse or Inferno, showing the
punishments of the wicked in Hell and account of their crimes, and is practically
an exposition of the old Zoroastrian law.
6246 The Book of Arda Viraf. The Pahlavi text prepared by
Destur Hoshangji Jamaspji Asa, revised and collated with further
MSS., with English Translation and Introduction, and an Appendix
containing the Texts and Translations of the Gosht-I Fryano, and
Hadokht-Nask. By Martin Haug, (and) E. W. West. Royal 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 316. Bombay, 1872
6247 ATKINSON (JAMES). Customs and Manners of the Women of
Persia, and their Domestic Superstitions. Frontispiece on India
Paper. 8vo, boards, pp. 93. (Oriental Translation Fund.)
•Scarce. London, 1832
6248 BAKHTYAR NAMEH. The Bakhtyar Nama : A Persian Romance.
Translated from a MS. Text by Sir William Ouseley. Edited with
Introduction and Notes by W. A. Clouston. Post 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 232. [Lanarkshire, Scotland], 1883
* Only 330 copies Privately Printed.
722 Western an£> Central Bsia
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6249 BALLANTYNE (JAMES R.) Principles of Persian Caligraphy.
Illustrated by Lithographic Plates of the Ta'Lik Character. Second
Edition. 4to, cloth. London, 1844
6250 BARBARO (JOSAFA) and CONTARINI (AMBROGIO).
Travels in Tana and Persia. Translated by Wm. Thomas and S. A.
Roy. Edited with Introduction by Lord Stanley of Alderley ; Narra-
tive of Italian Travels in Persia in the 15TH and i6th Cen-
turies. Translated and edited by Charles Grey. Bound in one
volume, 8vo, cloth. (Hakluyt Society.) London, 1873
6251 BENJAMIN (S. G. W.) Persia and the Persians. Portrait and 19
illustrations. Square royal 8vo, cloth. London. 1887
6252 BIDPAI OR PILPAY. Anvari Suhell, or the Persian version
of the Fables of Pilpay. Neatly written Persian manuscript of 376
leaves of glazed paper, dated A. H. 1219 [A. D. 1804]. 8vo, in the
original stamped binding but rebacked.
* This Persian version of the Fables of Bidpai was made about the 6th Century.
6253 The First Book of the Anvari Suheli, a Literal Translation in
English by H. G. Keene (with the Original Text). 8vo, half cloth.
•Scarce with the English Translation. Hertford (Eng.), 1835
6254 The Anvar-I Suhaili; or the Lights of Canopus; the Persian
Version of the Fables of Pilpay ; or the Book "Kalilah and Damna,"
rendered into Persian by Husain Va-iz U'l Kashifi; literally trans-
lated into prose and verse by Edward B. Eastwick. Thick royal 8vo,
cloth, pp. 650. Hertford (Eng.), 1854
6255 The Instructive and Entertaining Fables of Pilpay, an Ancient
Indian Philosopher. Fourth Edition. Quaint copper-plates. i2mo,
old calf, gilt. London, 1766
6256 The Instructive and Entertaining Fables of Pilpay, an Ancient
Indian Philosopher. Sixth Edition, corrected, improved and en-
larged. Old copper-plates. i2mo, sheep. London, 1789
6257 The Fables of Pilpay. Woodcut vignettes. i2mo, half calf,
gilt. London, 1818
• Another edition of the preceding translation, revised by Rev. J. Mitford, with
modern spelling.
Western anfc Central Bsia 723
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6258 BIDPAI OR PILPAY. The Fables of Pilpay. Revised Edition.
Woodcuts. Post 8vo, cloth. (Chandos Classics.)
London, n. d. [1887]
6259 BRIGGS (HENRY GEORGE). The Parsis; or, Modern Zerdus-
thians. A Sketch. 8vo, cloth. (Many cuttings on the Parsees laid
in.) Edinburgh, 1852
6260 BROWN (R.) The Religion of Zoroaster considered in connection
with Archaic Monotheism. 8vo, half calf, pp. 68. Presentation
copy. London [ca. 1879]
6261 BROWNE (EDWARD G.) Account of a Rare Manuscript History
of Isfahan. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 90. Hertford (Eng.), 1901
6262 BRYDGES (SIR HARFORD JONES). The Dynasty of the
Kajars, translated from the Original Persian Manuscript . . . with a
Succinct Account of the History of Persia. Map and plates. 8vo,
full russia, uniform with the following (joints cracked). Presenta-
tion copy. London, 1833
6263 Acount of the Transactions of His Majesty's Mission to . . .
Persia, in 1807- 11 . . . with brief history of the Wahauby. Illus-
trated with lithographic portraits on India paper.. .2 vols. Lond.
1834; Letter on the Present State of British Interests and Affairs
in Persia. Lond., n. d. The three volumes bound in one. 8vo,
russia, inside borders gilt with a crown and scroll ornament, gilt
edges, silk end papers (joints cracked). Presentation copy.
London, 1834
6264 BUNSHAH (SORAB JEE RUSTAMJEE). Bunshah's Calendar
and Directory for the Year of Yezdijird 1239 (22nd September, 1869,
to 21st September, 1870). 8vo, limp boards. Bombay [1870]
* Second annual publication. Issued for the use of the Parsees.
6265 BURNOUF (EUGENE). Memoire sur Deux Inscriptions Cunei-
forms [dans la langue ancienne de Perse] trouvees pres d'Hamadan,
et qui font maintenant partie des papiers du Dr. Schulz. 5 folding
plates. 4to, wrappers, pp. 189. Presentation copy. Paris, 1836
6266 CASARTELLI (L. C.) The Philosophy of the Mazdayasnian Re-
ligion under the Sassanids. Translated from the French, with
Remarks, Notes and a Biographical Sketch by Firoz Jamaspji Dastur
Jamasp Asa. 8vo, cloth. Bombay, 1889
724 XKIlestern anfc Central Bsia
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6267 CHODZKO (ALEXANDER). Popular Poetry of Persia, as found
in the Adventures of Kurroglou, the Bandit-Minstrel of Northern
Persia and the Songs of the people inhabiting the Shores of the Cas-
pian Sea. 8vo, half calf. (Oriental Translation Fund. Presenta-
tion copy from the author.) London, 1842
* The poems and songs are translated from the Turkman, Tatar, Ghilek,
Taulish and Mazanderani dialects. Specimens of the music notes are also given.
6268 CLOUSTON (W. A.) The Book of Sindibad; or the Story of the
King, his Son, the Damsel, and the Seven Vazirs. From the Persian
and Arabic, with introduction, notes and appendix. Post 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 385. [Glasgow] 1884
* Only 300 copies privately printed. One of the most valuable books of Eastern
Folk-Lore.
6269 Flowers from a Persian Garden, and other Papers. Post 8vo,
half cloth. London, 1890
* Stories from the Gulistan, and the Tuti Nahma, or Tales of a Parrot; with an
additional chapter on Rabbinical Legends, Tales, Fables, etc.
6270 COSTELLO (LOUISA STUART). The Rose Garden of Persia.
Post 8vo, original boards (joints cracked). London, 1845
* The Original Edition, with the Oriental Illuminations heightened in gold and
colors, and each page printed within crimson woodcut borders. Contains transla-
tions from Omar Khayyam, Hafiz, Firdusi, Sadi, etc.
6271 CURZON (GEORGE N.— Lord Curzon of Kedleston). Persia
and the Persian Question. Maps {mounted on linen), and numerous
full-page and other illustrations. 2 vols, thick 8vo, cloth, uncut.
* Very Scarce. The best modern authority on Persia. London, 1892
6272 DABISTAN. The Dabistan, or School of Manners, translated from
the original Persian, with notes and illustrations by David Shea and
Anthony Troyer. Edited, with a preliminary discourse by the
latter. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. [Oriental Translation Fund.]
Paris, 1843
6273 DESATIR. The Desatir or Sacred Writings of the Ancient Persian
Prophets ; in the original tongue ; with the Ancient Persian Version
and Commentary of the Fifth Sasan ; carefully published by Mulla
Firuz Bin Kaus, with Copious Glossary of obsolete and technical
Persian Terms, to which is added an English Translation of the
Desatir and Commentary. 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, half calf. Bombay, 1818
* Although a Glossary is mentioned on the title, it seems never to have been
published.
Tixaestern anfc Central Bsia 725
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6274 DINKARD. The Dinkard. The Original Pehlwi text; the same
transliterated in Zend characters ; translations of the text in Gujarati
and English ; a Commentary, and a Glossary of Select Terms. By
Peshotun Dustoor Behramjee Sun j ana. Published under the
patronage of the Sir Jamsedji Jijibhai Translation Fund. 8 vols.
8vo, cloth. Bombay, 1874- 1897
* "The Dinkard contains some of the most exalted precepts of the Mazdiasni
Religion, a life of Zoroaster, a history of the Zoroastrian Religion, and much valu-
able instruction regarding this and the next world."
Vols. 1, 2, 3, 6 and 7 are from Sir Henry C. Rawlinson's library.
6275 DOCTOR (SORABSHAW BYRAMJI). Compendium of Persian
Grammar and General Literature. 121110, cloth. Surat, 1897
6276 DORN (B.) and MIRSA MUHAMMED SCHAFY. Beitrage
zur Kenntniss der Iranischen Sprachen. I. Theil. Masanderanische
Sprache. 8vo, wrappers. St. Petersburg, i860
* Native Poems in Mazanderan written in Persian characters, with an Arabic
commentary. The Mazanderan dialect of Persian is spoken in the district of that
name, bordering on the Caspian Sea.
6277 FALCONER (FORBES). Extracts from some of the Persian
Poets, edited from manuscripts in the Library of the East-India
Company. (In the original text.) 8vo, wrappers, pp. 36.
London, 1843
6278 FARID-UDDIN ATTAR. Mantic Uttair; ou, le Langage des
Oiseaux, poeme de Philosophic Religieuse par Farid-Uddin Attar;
publie en Persan par M. Garcin de Tassy. Royal 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 184. Paris, 1857
* The editor published a French translation in 1863.
6279 La Poesie Philosophique et Religieuse chez les Persans, d'apres
le Mantic Uttair. . . . de Farid-Uddin Attar. Par M. Garcin de
Tassy. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 71. Paris, 1857
6280 FATTAHI OF NISHAPUR. Husn Oo Dil; or, Beauty and the
Heart. A pleasing Allegory in eleven chapters. Composed by
Alfettah of Neeshaboor. Persian and English, translated by Wil-
liam Price. 4to, wrappers, pp. 42+42. London, 1827
* The Original Issue; most copies have the substituted title dated 1828. For
another translation of this work see No. 6293 (Hafiz).
726 Mestern anfc Central Hsia
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6281 FERRIER (J. P.) Caravan Journeys and Wanderings in Persia,
Afghanistan, Turkistan, and Beloochistan ; with historical notices
of the Countries lying between Russia and India. Translated by
Capt. William Jesse. Map and 5 plates. 8vo, half morocco, gilt
top. London, 1856
6282 FIRDAUSI. Soohrab, a poem, freely translated from the original
Persian of Firdousee, being a portion of the Shahnamu of that cele-
brated poet. By James Atkinson. Royal 8vo, boards, uncut.
Calcutta, 1 8 14
* With the Persian text. The Shah Nameh is the great historical epic of Persia
written about the nth Century. It contains stories — historical facts and legends —
of the heroes and kings of Persia before the Mohammedan era.
6283 The Shah Nameh of the Persian Poet Firdausi, translated and
abridged in prose and verse, with notes and illustrations by James
Atkinson. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Fine copy.
London. 1832
6284 The Shah Nameh of the Persian Poet Firdausi, translated and
abridged ... by James Atkinson. Royal 8vo, cloth. Special sub-
scriber's copy, with extra printed leaf stating this was the copy of the
Rev. Dr. Nott. (Extracts from periodicals laid in, giving account
of Firdausi.) London, 1832
* Scarce on large paper.
6285 The Shah Nameh of the Persian Poet Firdausi. Translated
and abridged in Prose and Verse by James Atkinson. Edited by
J. A. Atkinson. Post 8vo, cloth. (Chandos Classics.)
London, 1886
6286 FRAMJI (DHANAJIBHAI). On the Origin and Authenticity of
the Arian Family of Languages, the Zand Avesta and the Huz-
varash. Tables of Pehlvi Inscriptions, with translation. 8vo, cloth.
Bombay, 1861
6287 FRAMJI (DOSABHAI). The Parsees: their History, Manners,
Customs, and Religion. By Dosabhoy Framjee. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1858
6288 FRAMJI KARAKA (DOSABHAI). History of the Parsis, in-
cluding their Manners, Customs, Religion, and Present Position.
Illustrations (some colored). 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt. London, 1884
•Presentation copy to Rowland Hamilton from F. R. Vicaja.
Western anfc Central Bsia 727
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6289 FRANCK (ADOLPHE) and OPPERT (JULES). French Views
on Zoroastrianism. Translated from the Texts of M. Adolphe
Franck, and M. Jules Oppert. i2mo, wrappers, pp. 124.
Bombay, 1868
6290 GEIGER (WILHELM). Civilization of the Eastern Iranians in
Ancient Times, with Introduction on the Avesta Religion. Trans-
lated by Darab Dastur Peshotan San j ana, with Notes and Biography
of the Author. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1885-86
6291 GOBINEAU (COMTE de). Histoire des Perses d'apres les Auteurs
Orientaux, Grecs et Latins . . . Manuscrits Orientaux inedits, les
monuments figures, les medailles, les pierres gravees, etc. 2 vols,
royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 586 and 637. Paris, 1869
6292 HAFIZ. A Specimen of Persian Poetry; or Odes of Hafez, with
English Translation and Paraphrase. By John Richardson. 4to full
sprinkled calf, pp. 68. London, 1774
6293 Persian Lyrics; or, scattered poems from the Diwan-I-Hafiz,
with paraphrases in verse and prose, a Catalogue of the Gazels as
in a MS. of Hafiz in the Chetham Library. By J. H. Hindley.
Lond., 1800. (Presentation copy from the author to Col. Drink-
water) ; Hussen O Dil. Beauty and the Heart, an Allegory trans-
lated from the Persian by Arthur Browne. Dublin, 1801. (Also
presentation copy from the author.) The two bound in one volume.
4to, half roan.
♦The Col. Drinkwater to whom the volume was presented was the author of
the famous history of the Siege of Gibraltar; it also Contains his book-plate. In
1857 the volume was also in the possession of R. H. Stoddard, who has written
his autograph on the fly-leaf. The preface to the second book claims that in it is
the First Persian type printed in Ireland.
6294 Specimen of Persian Poetry; or Odes of Hafez; with an
English Translation and paraphrase. By John Richardson. New
edition, revised, and enlarged, by S. Rousseau. 4to, sewed, pp. 86.
London, 1802
6295 Twelve Odes of Hafiz done literally into English. With
the Corresponding Portion of the Turkish Commentary of Sudi, for
the first time translated. By W. H. Lowe. i2mo, sewed, pp. 80.
Presentation copy. Cambridge, 1877
728 TKUestern an& Central Hsia
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6296 HAFIZ. Ghazels from the Divan of Hafiz. Done into English by
Justin Huntly McCarthy. Crown 8vo, boards. London, 1893
* Only 200 copies for America.
6297 HAGGARD (W. H. D.) and LE STRANGE (G.) The Vazir of
Lankuran. A Persian play. A Text-book of Modern Colloquial
Persian . . . with Grammatical Introduction, Persian text, translation,
Vocabulary, and Notes. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
* A very humorous and entertaining play.
6298 HAMMER (JOSEPH DE). Mithriaca ou Les Mithriaques.
Memoire Academique sur le Culte Solaire de Mithra. Publie par
J. Spencer Smith. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. Presentation copy
from J. Spencer Smith. Caen et Paris, 1833
* With short Bibliography of works relating to the worship of Mithra.
6299 HANWAY (JONAS). Historical Account of the British Trade
over the Caspian Sea : with the Author's Journal of Travels . . . into
Persia, etc. (With) the Revolutions of Persia during the Present
Century, and the particular history of the Usurper Nadir Kouli.
Third Edition, revised. 41 maps and plates. 2 vols. 4to, full calf.
London, 1762
6300 HATIM TAI. The Adventures of Hatim Tai : a Romance. Trans-
lated from the Persian by Duncan Forbes. Large 4to, wrappers,
pp. 214. (Printed by the Oriental Translation Fund, and with the
specially printed leaf showing this to have been the copy of the Duke
of Clarence.) London, 1830
* From the library of R. H. Stoddard, with his autograph.
6301 HAUG (MARTIN). Essays on the Sacred Language, Writings,
and Rtligion of the Parsees. Tables of Zend Alphabets. 8vo, cloth.
* Scarce. Bombay, 1862
6302 Essays on the Sacred Language, Writings, and Religion of the
Parsis. Second Edition, edited by E. W. West. 8vo, cloth.
(Trubner's Oriental Series.) London, 1878
6303 Essays on the Sacred Language, &c, of the Parsis. Third
Edition, edited and enlarged by E. W. West. With Memoir of Dr.
Haug. by Prof. E. P. Evans. 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Oriental
Series.) London, 1884
6304 Essay on the Pahlavi Language. (From the Pahlavi-Pazand
Glossary edited by Destur Hoshangji and M. Haug.) Royal 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 152. Stuttgart, 1870
Western ant) Central Hsia 729
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6305 HAUG (MARTIN). Lecture on the Origin of the Parsee Religion.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 18. Poona, 1861 ; Account of a Tour in Gujarat
in search of Zend, Pehlevi and Sanscrit MSS. in 1863-4. Pp. 12
(2 copies) ; Zendphilologie, pp. 70. Stuttgart, 1868; and Charakter
der Pehlewisprache, pp. 34. Munich, 1869. 4 pieces, 8vo, sewed.
6306 HINCKS (EDWARD). On the Khorsabad Inscriptions. 4to,
wrappers, pp. J2. (Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy.)
Dublin, 1850
6307 HOPKINS (DAVID). Vocabulary of Persian, Arabic and English;
abridged from the Quarto Edition of Richardson's Dictionary as
edited by Charles Wilkins. Royal 8vo, half calf. London, 1810
6308 HOWARD (NATHANIEL). On Persian Poetry. (With an Ap-
pendix of Original Passages.) 8vo, half calf (joints cracked),
pp. 42. Plymouth, 1830
6309 HYAT-UL-KULOOB. The Life and Religion of Mohammed as
contained in the Sheeah Traditions of the Hyat-Ul-Kuloob. Trans-
lated from the Persian (of Muhammed Bakir) by James L. Mer-
rick. 8vo, cloth (with 5 manuscript pages of errata). Boston, 1850
* The chief authority of the Shiite sect of Mohammedans in Persia.
6310 HYDE (THOMAS). Veterum Persarum et Parthorum et Medorum
Religionis Historia. Editio Secunda. Tables of alphabets, engraved
plates with many curious illustrations, including the extinct Dodo
Bird, Coins, facsimiles, etc. 4to, full calf. Oxford, 1760
* Fine copy of the Best Edition. Scarce.
631 1 IBRAHEEM (MEERZA MOHAMMAD). A Grammar of the
Persian Language; with an Alphabetical List of the English and
Persian Terms of Grammar ; and an Appendix on the use of Arabic
words. Royal 8vo, half calf. London, 1841
6312 JACKSON (A. V. WILLIAMS). An Avesta Grammar, in com-
parison with Sanskrit. Part I : Phonology, Inflection, Word For-
mation, with an Introduction on the Avesta. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 273.
Stuttgart, 1892
6313 Avesta Reader. First Series, Easier Texts, notes and voca-
bulary. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 112. Stuttgart, 1893
73° TKHestern ant) Central Bsia
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6314 JACKSON (A. V. WILLIAMS). Zoroaster. The Prophet of
Ancient Iran. Map and plates of sculpture supposed to represent
Zoroaster. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1899
6315 JALAL-UDDIN DAVANI. Practical Philosophy of the Muham-
madam People, ... a translation of the Akhlak-I-Jalaly, from the
Persian of Fakir Jany Muhammad Asaad: (With references and
notes) by W. F. Thompson. 8vo, cloth. (Oriental Translation
Fund.) London, 1839
6316 JALAL-UDDIN RUMI (MAULANA). The Mesnevi (usually
known as the Mesneviyi Sheriff or Holy Mesnevi) of Mevlana (Our
Lord) Jelalu-'d-Din, Muhammed, Er-Rumi. Book the First. To-
gether with some account of the life and acts of the author, his
ancestors and descendants; (with) Characteristic Anecdotes.
Translated and the Poetry Versified by James W. Redhouse. 4to,
boards, uncut. (Trubner's Oriental Series.) London, 1881
* Large Paper. The Mesnevi is one of the most famous of Persian compositions,
composed of stories and fables in the manner of the Gulistan, from which morals
are drawn relating to Religion, History, Politics, etc. Composed about the 14th
Century.
6317 Masnavi I Ma'navi. The Spiritual Couplets of Maulana
Jalalu-'d-Din Muhammad I Rumi. Translated and Abridged by E.
H. Whinfield. 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Oriental Series.)
London, 1887
6318 JAMASPJI (DESTUR HOSHENGJI). An Old Zand-Pahlavi
Glossary. Edited in the original characters, with transliteration in
Roman Letters, and English Translation, and an Alphabetical Index.
Revised, with notes and introduction, by Martin Haug. 8vo, half
calf. Bombay, 1867
6319 JAMI. Yiisuf and Zulaikha. A Poem by Jami. Translated from
the Persian into English Verse by Ralph T. H. Griffith. 8vo, cloth.
(Trubner's Oriental Series.) London, 1882
6320 The Book of Joseph and Zuleikha, by Mullana Abdulrahman
Jami. Historical Romantic Persian Poem, translated into English
Verse by Alexander Rogers. 8vo, cloth. London, 1892
6321 JOHNSON (SAMUEL). Oriental Religions and their Relation to
Universal Religion. With introduction by O. B. Frothingham,
Persia. Thick 8vo, cloth (Oriental Religions Series.) Boston, 1885
XKHestern anfc Central Bsia 731
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6322 JONES (SIR WILLIAM). Grammar of the Persian Language.
Ninth Edition, with additions and improvements, and specimens of
Persian and Arabick Handwriting, by Samuel Lee. Facsimiles and
tables of alphabets. 4to, half morocco. London, 1828
6323 LENORMANT (FRANCOIS). fitudes Paleographiques sur
1' Alphabet Pehlevi, ses diverses varietes et son origine. Tables of
alphabets. 8vo, cloth, pp. 46. Paris, 1865
6324 LUMSDEN (M.) Grammar of the Persian Language; comprising a
portion of the Elements of Arabic Inflexion. Tables of alphabets,
etc. 2 vols, small folio, full sprinkled calf. Calcutta, 1810
6325 MAINYO-I-KHARD. The Book of the Mainyo-I-Khard. The
Pazand and Sanskrit Texts (in Roman Characters) as arranged by
Neriosengh Dhaval in the Fifteenth Century. With English Trans-
lation, a Glossary of the Pazand Text, containing the Sanskrit,
Persian and Pahlavi Equivalents, a Sketch of Pazand Grammar,
and an Introduction by E. W. West. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 188
and 264. Stuttgart, 1871
* The Book of the Spirit of Wisdom. On the early religion of the Parsees.
6326 MALCOLM (SIR JOHN). History of Persia from the Most Early
Period to the Present Time, containing an Account of the Religion,
Usages, Government and Character of the inhabitants of that king-
dom. Plates, including portraits of famous rulers from Persian
paintings. 2 vols, thick folio, old half russia (joints weak).
London, 181 5
* Large Paper copy, on thick paper, with fine impressions of the plates.
6327 MARKHAM (CLEMENTS R.) A General Sketch of the History
of Persia. Map. Thick 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
* Scarce. One of the best general histories of Persia.
6328 MEHRJIZANA (ERAMJI DASTUR SOHRABJI). Hazvaras
ane Pehlavi farhang (Hazvaras und Pehlavi Wortverzeichnisz).
Veroffentlicher Eramji Dastur Sohrabji Mehrjizana. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 96. (Lithographed. Presentation copy to Dr. Lepsius from
the compiler.) Bombay, Jahr 1238 Yazdagard [1868-69]
6329 Gujarati ane hujvaras pehlevi farhang (Gujarati und
Hujvaras-pehlavi Wortverzeichnisz). Veroffentlicher Eramji Dastur
Sohrabji Mehrjizana. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 50. (Lithographed.
Presentation copy to Dr. Lepsius from the compiler.)
Bombay, Jahr 1238 Yazdagard [1868-69]
73 2 Western anfc Central Hsia
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6330 MIRKHOND. History of the Early Kings of Persia, from Kaio-
mars, the first of the Peshdadian Dynasty to the Conquest of Iran by
Alexander the Great. Translated from the original Persian of Mirk-
hond, entitled the Rauzat-Us-Safa, with notes and illustrations, by
David Shea. 8vo, cloth. (Oriental Translation Fund.) London, 1832
6331 The Rauzat-Us-Safa ; or Garden of Purity, containing the
Histories of Prophets, Kings, and Khalifs. By Muhammad Bin
Khavendshah Bin Mahmud, commonly called Mirkhond. Part I,
Vol. 1. Translated by E. Rehatsek. 8vo, cloth (Oriental Trans-
lation Fund.) London, 1891
6332 MIRZA ASHRAF ALI (MAUL A VI). Catalogue of Persian
Books and Manuscripts in the Library of the Asiatic Society of
Bengal. 3 parts, large 4to, original wrappers. Calcutta, 1890-95
6333 NEW TESTAMENT. The New Testament . . . translated from
the Original Greek, into Persian, by the Rev. Henry Martyn. Third
Edition. 8vo, full calf. London, 1827
6334 NIZAMI. Secundur Nama Burri. History of Alexander the Great
by Nizami. Persian manuscript written on 234 leaves, the first page
illuminated in gold and colors, and each page zvith a ruled border of
two colors. Very beautifully and neatly written and dated A. H. 903
[A. D. 1497 probably from a MS. of that date], 8vo, old Persian calf
stained in two colors. Early 18th Century
6335 Laili and Ma j nun: A Poem from the original Persian of
Nazami by James Atkinson. Frontispiece and vignette title. Royal
8vo, cloth. (Oriental Translation Fund.) London, 1836
6336 OMAR KHAYYAM. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam and the Salaman
and Absal of Jami ; rendered into English Verse [by Edward Fitz-
gerald]. Fourth Edition. Frontispiece. Square crown 8vo, origi-
nal half roan, gilt top. (Cuttings laid in.) London: Quatitch, 1879
•The Fourth Edition of the Rubaiyat, and the Third of Salaman and Absal.
The First in which the two were published together. Many changes were made
by Fitzgerald in the various editions.
6337 The Quatrains of Omar Khayyam. Translated into English
Verse, by E. H. Whinfield. 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Oriental
Series.) London, 1882
• First edition, Containing 253 Quatrains.
Western an& Central Hsia 733
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6338 OMAR KHAYYAM. The Quatrains of Omar Khayyam. The
Persian text with translation by E. H. Whinfield. 8vo, cloth.
(Triibner's Oriental Series.) London, 1883
* The translation revised, and containing 500 quatrains, the Persian text on
opposite page. With lengthy introduction. The Text based on the collation of
eight different manuscripts.
6339 The Quatrains of Omar Khayyam. Translated by E. H.
Whinfield. Second Edition, revised. 8vo, cloth. (Trubner's Ori-
ental Series.) London, 1893
* Containing a revision of 267 of the best quatrains from the edition of 1883.
6340 Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. English, French and German
translations comparatively arranged in accordance with the text of
Edward Fitzgerald's Version, with further selections, Notes, Bio-
graphies, Bibliography, etc., collected and edited by Nathan Haskell
Dole. 2 vols. 8vo, white cloth gilt, gilt tops, uncut. Boston, 1896
* No. 77 of a limited issue.
6341 The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, a Facsimile of the Manu-
script in the Bodleian Library at Oxford, with a Transcript into
modern Persian Characters. Translated, with Introduction, Notes
and Bibliography by Edward Heron-Allen. Frontispiece, etc.
Royal 8vo, white boards, gilt. London, 1898
* One of only 20 copies on Large Paper, uncut.
6342 OUSELEY (SIR GORE). Biographical Notices of Persian Poets;
with critical and explanatory remarks. With a Memoir of Sir Gore
Ouseley by Rev. James Reynolds. Portrait inserted. Thick royal
8vo, cloth. London, 1846
6343 OUSELEY (WILLIAM). Persian Miscellanies: An Essay to
facilitate the Reading of Persian Manuscripts ; with engraved speci-
mens, philological observations, and notes critical and historical.
Facsimiles. 4to, old tree calf. London, 1795
* Examples of Hafiz, Sadi, Firdusi, Nizami, and many others, with critical
notices.
6344 Epitome of the Ancient History of Persia. Extracted from
the Jehan Ara, a Persian Manuscript. Frontispiece (view of Perse-
polis) and map of Persia. i2mo, half calf. London, 1799
734 Xixaestern anfc Central Bsia
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6345 PAHLAVI TEXTS. Pahlavi Texts. Translated by E. W. West.
5 vols. 8vo, cloth. (Sacred Books of the East.) Oxford, 1880-97
* A collection of Texts relating to the ceremonials, traditions, customs, etc., of
the religion of Zoroaster, comprising the Bundahis, the Bahman Yast, the Shayast
La-Shayast, the Dadistan-i Dinik, the Epistles of Manuskihar, the Mainyo-I-
Khard, the Saddar, and selections from the Dinkard, the Nasks, and Zad-Sparam.
The fifth volume deals with texts giving the legendary facts about the life of
Zoroaster, and various other legends.
6346 PALMER (E. H.) Oriental Mysticism. A Treatise on the Sufiistic
and Unitarian Theosophy of the Persians. Compiled from native
sources. i2mo, cloth. With Glossary and Index, pp. 84.
* With MS. notes by Wm. R. Williams. Cambridge, 1867
6347 Concise Dictionary English-Persian, together with a simplified
Grammar of Persian, completed by G. Le Strange. Square i2mo,
cloth. London, 1883
6348 Concise Dictionary of the Persian Language. (Persian and
English.) Third Edition. Square i2mo, cloth. London, 1891
6349 Oriental Penmanship. Specimens of Persian Handwriting.
Illustrated with facsimiles in the South Kensington Museum. To
which are added Illustrations of the Nagari Character. By Frederic
Pincott. Facsimiles. 4to, cloth, pp. 52. London, 1886
6350 PAMPHLETS. The Last Days of Krishna and the sons of Pandu
from the Mahabharata. Translated from a Persian version by David
Price. 1831 ; Alphabeticum Persicum. Rome, 1783; Beal on Mithraic
Worship. 1879; and others similar. (Excerpts from magazines, etc.)
(12 pieces.)
6351 PEGAMBARA ASAN ZARATAUSTANA. Zoroastrian Precepts
in Zend, with Gujerati Commentary. 8vo, cloth. (Published for
the "Rahanumai Mazdiashna" of Bombay.) Bombay, 1870
* Text in Zend, and Commentary in Gujerati. Presentation copy from the
Committee of the Rahanoomai Mazdiashna.
6352 PELLY (SIR LEWIS). The Miracle Play of Hasan and Husain,
collected from oral tradition. Revised with explanatory notes by
A. N. Wollaston. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
•The great Passion Play of the Shiah division of the Mohammedans, translated
with notes.
TIElestern anfc Central Hsta 735
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6353 PERROT (GEORGES) and CHIPIEZ (CHARLES). History
of Art in Persia. 12 steel and copper plates and over 250 illustra-
tions in the text. Imp. 8vo, art cloth. London, 1892
6354 PERSIAN TALES. The Thousand and One Days. Persian Tales.
Edited by Justin Huntly McCarthy. Frontispieces. 2 vols, post
8vo, half vellum, uncut. London, 1892
6355 POSTON (CHARLES D.) The Parsees: A Lecture. Frontis-
piece. Royal 8vo, cloth, pp. 100. n. p., n. d. [ca. 1870]
♦Printed for Private Circulation.
6355* PRICE (MAJOR DAVID). Memoirs of the Principal Events of
Mahommedan History, from the death of the Arabian Legislator
to the Accession of the Emperor Akbar, and the Establishment of
the Moghul Empire in Hindustaun. From original Persian Authori-
ties. Map. 3 vols, in 4. 4to, half calf. Fine copy. London, 182 1
* Laid in is a contemporary review of the book extracted from the "Quarterly."
6356 RAWLINSON (GEORGE). The Sixth Great Oriental Monarchy,
or the Geography, History and Antiquities of Parthia, collected and
illustrated from ancient and modern sources. Maps, plates (includ-
ing colored frontispiece) and other illustrations. 8vo, cloth.
London and New York, 1873
* First edition, and the rare volume of the series.
6357 The Seventh Great Oriental Monarchy, or the Geography,
History, and Antiquities of the Sassanian or New Persian Empire.
Collected and illustrated from ancient and modern sources. Maps,
plates (including colored frontispiece) , and other illustrations. Thick
8vo, cloth. London, 1876
6358 REED (A. ELIZABETH). Persian Literature, Ancient and
Modern. Frontispiece illuminated in gold and colors. Post 8vo,
cloth. Chicago, 1893
6359 REES (J. D.) Notes of a Journey from Kasveen to Hamadan across
The Karaghan Country. Map. Royal 8vo, boards, pp. 37. Presenta-
tion copy from the author. Madras, 1885
* An exploration of part of the wild northwest country of Persia. Hamadan is
the ancient Ecbatana.
6360 [ROBINSON (SAMUEL).] Flowers culled from Persian Gardens.
(Selections from Firdusi, Sadi, Hafiz, and Jelal-ud-din Rumi trans-
lated.) Square i8mo, wrappers, pp. 204. Manchester, 1872
72>6 Tixaestern anfc Central Bsia
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6361 [ROBINSON (SAMUEL).] Memoir of the Life and Writings of
the Persian Poet Nizami, and an Analysis of the second part of his
Alexander-book. Translated from the German of Dr. W. Bacher.
Square i8mo, wrappers, pp. 177. London, 1873
6362 [ ] Analysis and Specimens of the Joseph and Zulaikha of Jami.
Square i8mo, wrappers, pp. 168. London, 1873
6363 [ ] Sketch of the Life and Writings of Ferdusi. Square i8mo,
wrappers, pp. 128. London, 1876
6364 ROEBUCK (THOMAS). A Collection of Proverbs and Prover-
bial Phrases in the Persian and Hindoostanee Languages. Com-
piled, and translated by Thomas Roebuck. Thick royal 8vo, wrap-
pers, 2 parts in one volume, pp. 406 and 397.
Calcutta: Printed at the Hindoostanee Press, 1824
* Very Scarce in the original edition.
6365 ROSS (E. DENISON) and BROWNE (EDWARD G.) Cata-
logue of Two Collections of Persian and Arabic Manuscripts in the
India Office Library. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 189. London, 1902
6366 ROUSSEAU (S.) The Flowers of Persian Literature; containing
extracts from Celebrated Authors in Prose and Verse; with a
Translation into English; being a companion to Sir William Jones's
Persian Grammar. (With) an Essay on the Language and Litera-
ture of Persia. (In alternate columns of Persian and English.)
Small 4to, half calf (worn). [London] 1801
6367 [ ] Vocabulary of the Persian Language. In Two Parts.
Persian and English, and English and Persian. Second Edition.
8vo, half morocco (worn). London, 1805
6368 SADI. The Gulistan of Sadi. A very beautifully written Persian
manuscript on 83 leaves of fine glazed paper. Written probably
during the 17th Century. Royal 8vo, half russia.
* A Fine Example.
6369 The Gulistan of Sadi. Persian manuscript on 169 leaves, with
ruled red borders, written probably about the latter part of the 18th
Century. Marginal notes written by a later owner. 8vo, in the
original binding (the binding worn, and consequently some of the
leaves loose, but collated and complete).
Western anfc Central Hsta 737
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6370 SADI. The Gulistan, or Flower-Garden, of Shaikh Sadi of Shiraz.
Translated into English by James Ross from the Persian Text of
Gentius, . . . with an Essay on Sadi's Life and Genius. 8vo, cloth,
uncut. London : for the author, 1823
6371 The Gulistan (Rose-Garden). By Sadi of Shiraz. Trans-
lated from the original by Francis Gladwin. New Edition. 8vo,
boards (back damaged). London, 1834
6372 The Gulistan (Rose-Garden) of Shaikh Sa'di of Shiraz. A
New Edition, with a Vocabulary. By Francis Johnson. (The
Original Text). Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1863
6373 The Gulistan, or Rose Garden. Translated from the Original
by Francis Gladwin. With Essay on Sadi's Life and Genius, by
James Ross, and a Preface by R. W. Emerson. Crown 8vo, cloth.
Boston, 1865
6374 The Gulistan ; or Rose Garden of Shaikh Muslihu'd-Din Sa'di
of Shiraz. Translated from revised text with copious notes, and a
a Life of the Poet, by John T. Platts. 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
6375 The Gulistan of Shaikh Muslihu 'd Din Sa'di of Shiraz. A
New Edition carefully collated with the Original MSS. With a
full vocabulary. By John Platts. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
6376 The Gulistan; or Rose-Garden, of Sheyk Muslihu'd-Din Sadi
of Shiraz. Translated for the first time into Prose and Verse, with
an Introductory Preface, and a Life of the Author, from the Atish
Kadah. By Edward B. Eastwick. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth.
(Trubner's Oriental Series.) London, 1880
6377 Selections from the Bostan, or the Pleasure-Garden, being the
Poetical work of Sheykh Muslah-ood-deen Sa'di Shiraz, literally
translated, with . . . notes and allusions, and sketch of the life of
the Poet. By Adalut Khan. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 182. Calcutta, 1868
6378 The Tqd-I-Manzum, or the Poetic Necklace, being the Selec-
tions from the Bustan of . . . Sa'di of Shiraz, translated into very
literal English with copious notes. By Adalut Khan. Third Edi-
tion, revised, improved and corrected. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 194.
Calcutta, 1 88 1
73% Western ant) Central Bsia
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6379 SANJANA (DARAB DASTUR PESHOTAN— Editor) . Niran-
gistan. A Photozincographed Facsimile of a MS. belonging to
Shams-Ul-Ulama Dastur Dr. Hoshangjee Jamaspjee of Poona.
Edited with an introduction and collation with an older Iranian MS.
in the possession of Ervad Tahmuras D. Anklesaria. Thick royal
8vo, wrappers. (Pahlavi Text Series.) Bombay, 1894
6380 SANJANA (PESHOTAN DASTUR BEHRAMJI). Ganjeshay-
agan, Andarze Atrepat Maraspandan Madigane Chatrang, and,
Andarze Khusroe Kavatan. The original Pehlvi text; the same
transliterated in Zend Characters and translated into the Gujarati and
English Languages ; a Commentary and a Glossary of Select Words.
Royal 8vo, cloth. Bombay, 1885
6381 SMYTH (WILLIAM CARMICHAEL). The Persian Moonshee,
containing a . . . Grammar, and . . . entertaining Stories ; also
the Pund-Namu of Shykh Sadee . . . with forms of addresses,
petitions, citations and Bonds. The Whole in Arabic and Roman
Characters, with an English Translation. Second Edition. Vol. I
(all published). 8vo, half roan (rubbed). London, 1840
6382 SPIEGEL (FRIEDRICH). Die Alexandersage bei den Orientalen.
Nach den besten quellen dargestellt. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 72.
Leipzig, 1 85 1
* The legendary history of Alexander the Great as treated by Nizami and other
oriental writers.
6383 Grammatik der Huzvaresch-Sprache. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 194.
Vienna, 1856
6384 Die Traditionelle Literatur der Parsen in ihrem Zusammen-
hange mit den Angranzenden Literaturen. Royal 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 472. Vienna, i860
6385 firan. Das Land zwischen dem Indus und Tigris. Beitrage
zur Kenntniss des Landes und seiner Geschichte. 8vo, wrappers, pp.
384. Berlin, 1863
6386 Grammatik der Altbaktrischen Sprache nebst einem Anhange
iiber den Gathadialekt. 8vo, half morocco. Leipzig. 1867
6387 Arische Studien. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 162. Leipzig, 1874
•Beitrage zur Altbaktrischen Grammatik; Der Einfluss des Semitismus auf des
Avesta; Avesta und Shahname; etc.
Mestern an& Central Bsta 739
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6388 SPIEGEL (FRIEDRICH). Die Altpersischen Keilinschriften. Im
grundtexte mit Uebersetzung, Grammatik und Glossar. Zweite
vermehrte Auflage. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 246. Leipzig, 1881
6389 SPRENGER (A.) Catalogue of Arabic, Persian and Hindu'sta'ny
Manuscripts of the Libraries of the King of Oudh. Vol. I, contain-
ing Persian and Hindu'sta'ny poetry. (All published.) Royal 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 645. Calcutta, 1854
* Contains Biographies of Persian and Urdu' Poets, Female poets of Turkey, etc.
6390 THOMAS (EDWARD). Early Sassanian Inscriptions, Seals and
Coins. Photographic facsimile of the Hajiabad Inscription, Alpha-
bets, etc. 8vo, cloth. London, 1868
6391 Comments on Recent Pehlvi Decipherments, with sketch of
the Derivation of Aryan Alphabets, and contributions to the Early
History and Geography of Tabaristan illustrated by Coins. 2 plates,
containing numerous examples of coins. 8vo, cloth, pp. 41.
London, 1872
6392 Bilingual Coins of Bukhara. Plate of specimens. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 13. London, 1881
6393 Parthian and Indo-Sassanian Coins. Illustrations. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 27. Hertford, 1883
6394 TOLMAN (HERBERT GUSHING). Grammar of the Old Persian
Language. With the Inscriptions of the Achaemenian Kings and
Vocabulary. Oblong i2mo, limp cloth. Boston, 1892
6395 A Guide to the Old Persian Inscriptions. 10 plates of Cunei-
form inscriptions, and other illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York [1893]
6396 TUCKER (WILLIAM THORNHILL). Pocket Dictionary of
English and Persian. Crown 8vo, half calf, interleaved with blank
pages for additions. London, 1850
6397 TUTI NAMEH. Tuti Nameh. The Tales of a Parrot. By Zia-u
d'Din Naksshabi. Persian manuscript on 64 leaves, written prob-
ably early in the 19th Century. 4to, sheep (a little wormed in the
margin).
740 XKDlestern anfc Central Bsia
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC. — Continued.
6398 TYRWHITT (RICHARD EDMUND). Esther and Ahasuerus:
An Identification of the Persons so named, followed by a History of
the Thirty-five Years that ended at their Marriage. With notes,
index and Appendix. Folding Tables. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth.
Oxford, 1868
6399 WATSON (ROBERT GRANT). A History of Persia (1801-
1858) . . . with a Review of the Principal events that led to the
establishment of the Kajar Dynasty. 8vo, cloth. London, 1866
6400 WESTON (STEPHEN). Moral Aphorisms in Arabic, with Persian
Commentary in verse, and specimens of Persian Poetry. London,
1805; Fragments of Oriental Literature (mostly Arabic), with out-
line of a painting on a curious China vase. Plate. London, 1807.
The two in one volume, 8vo, half calf, uncut. London, 1805-7
6401 Persian Distiches from Various Authors (alternate pages of
Persian and English). 1814; Episodes from the Shah Nameh . . .
by Ferdoosee. Translated into English Verse, with notes and
authorities, a verbal index, Persian and English, and some Account
of the Whole Poem. 181 5. Bound in one volume, 8vo, half calf.
London: for the author, 1814-15
6402 WILSON (JOHN). The Parsi Religion: as contained in the Zand-
Avasta, and propounded and defended by the Zoroastrians of India
and Persia, unfolded, refuted and contrasted with Christianity.
Folding plate. 8vo, cloth. Bombay, 1843
6403 WINDISCHMANN (FR.) Zoroastrische Studien. Abhandlungen
zur Mythologie und Sagengeschichte des Alten Iran. Herausgege-
ben von Fr. Spiegel. 8vo, half calf. Berlin, 1863
6404 ZENDAVESTA. Vendidad Sade. Die heiligen Schriften Zoro-
aster's Yacna, Vispered und Vendidad. Nach den lithographirten
Ausgaben von Paris und Bombay mit Index und Glossar, herausge-
geben von Dr. Hermann Brockhaus. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 416.
•A transliteration — in Roman type — of the Vendidad. Leipzig, 1850
6405 Vendidadi, Capita quinque Priora, emendavit Christianus
Lassen. (Original Zend text.) 8vo, wrappers, pp. 67. Bonn, 1852
6406 Der Neunzehnte Fargard des Vendidad. Von Friedrich
Spiegel. 3 parts, 4to, wrappers. (Aus den Abhandlungen der k.
bayer Akademie.) Munich, 1854
TlHlestern anfc> Central Hsia 74 r
THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6407 ZENDAVESTA. Avesta: The Religious Books of the Parsees;
from Prof. Spiegel's German Translation of the Original Manu-
scripts. By A. H. Bleeck. 3 vols, in 1. 8vo, cloth.
•Very Scarce. Hertford: Privately printed, 1864
6408 Decern Sendavestae excerpta. Latine vertit, sententiarum ex-
plicationem et criticos commentarios, adjecit textum archetypi,
recensuit Dr. Cajetanus Kossowicz. 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1865
* The selections in Zend and Latin.
6409 Gata Ustavaiti (Yasna 42-45). Latine vertit et explicavit.
Textum archetypi adhibitis Brockhausii, Westergaardii et Spiegelii
editionibus, recensuit Dr. C. Kossowicz. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 94 -j- 41.
(With the original Zend text.) Petropolis, 1869
6410 The Zend-Avesta, 3 vols. (Vols. 1 and 2 translated by James
Darmesteter ; Vol. 3 by L. H. Mills.) 8vo, cloth. (Sacred Books
of the East.) Oxford, 1880, 1883, 1887
641 1 The Zend-Avesta. Vol. 1, containing the Vendidad. Second
Edition. 8vo, cloth. (Sacred Books of the East.) Oxford, 1895
* This second edition contains about 140 pp. additional of "Fragments of the
Nasks," and the translation was revised. It is a necessary complement to the pre-
ceding lot.
6412 A Study of the Five Zarathushtrian (Zoroastrian) Gathas,
with Pahlavi translation, etc. By L. H. Mills. Part II, the Commen-
tary. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. Oxford, 1890
6413 A Study of the Five Zarathushtrian (Zoroastrian) Gathas
with Texts and Translations, also with the Pahlavi translation for
the first time edited with collation of Manuscripts with
Neryosangh's Sanskrit text edited with collation of five MSS. and
with a first translation, also the Persian text contained in Codex
12b of the Munich Collection, and a Commentary. By Lawrence
H. Mills. Thick royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. Erlangen, 1894
* The Complete edition. Contains the Zend text in character, with translations
and transliterations of the Sanskrit and Pahlavi texts.
742 Western ant) Central Hsia
Gbe Gurfcisb language, literature anb 1btstor\>.
6414 BARKER (WILLIAM BURCKHARDT). Practical Grammar of
the Turkish Language, with Dialogues and Vocabulary. i2mo,
cloth. London: Quaritch, 1854
6415 Reading Book of the Turkish Language, with Grammar and
Vocabulary ... a Selection of Original Tales, literally translated, and
Grammatical References. 8vo, cloth. London, 1854
* Contains the humorous tales of Nasr Eddin Effendi, etc.
6416 BUSBEQUIUS. The Life and Letters of Ogier Ghiselin de Busbecq.
By C. T. Forster and F. H. Blackburne Daniell. Portrait. 2 vols.
8vo, cloth. • London, 1881
* Busbequius was a noted collector of books and manuscripts while in Turkey.
His letters (written in the middle of the 16th Century) give a graphic account of
Turkey, its people, the Mamelukes, etc., at the height of its power. It is curious
how the man who introduced the lilac, tulip, and syringa into Europe is to-day
almost unknown.
6417 CREASY (SIR EDWARD S.) History of the Ottoman Turks
from the beginning of their Empire to the Present Time. New
and revised edition. 8vo, cloth. With index. London, 1877
6418 DEANS (WILLIAM). History of the Ottoman Empire from the
Earliest Period to the Present Time. Portrait of Ali Pacha. i2mo,
cloth. London, 1854
6419 FREEMAN (EDWARD A.) The Ottoman Power in Europe:
its Nature, Growth, and Decline. 5 colored maps. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1877
6420 GIBB (E. J. W.) Ottoman Poems. Translated into English Verse,
in the original forms, with Introduction, Biographical Notices, and
Notes. Frontispiece and plate. Small 4to, cloth, uncut.
* Only 345 copies issued. London, 1882
6421 HIDDEN (ALEXANDER W.) The Ottoman Dynasty. Por-
traits and other illustrations. Post 8vo, cloth. New York, 1896
Western an& Central Bsia 743
THE TURKISH LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6422 [HOLDERMANN (PERE JEAN BAPTISTE, S.J.)] Gratn-
maire Turque ; ou, Methode courte et facile pour apprender la langue
Turque. Avec un Recueil des Noms, des Verbes, etc. Small 4to,
half calf, pp. 194 + 8. Constantinople, 1730
* Very Rare. The first Turkish grammar printed in the Ottoman Empire.
6423 KASEM-BEG (MIRZA A.) Allgemeine Grammatik der Turkisch-
Tatarischen Sprache. Aus dem Russischen ubersetzt .... von Dr.
Julius T. Zenker. Square 8vo, half cloth. Leipzig, 1848
6424 MANUSCRIPT. A manuscript of 109 pages, consisting of a Trea-
tise on Ethics confirmed by passages from the Koran. By Sheikh
Sivasi [Kara Shams]. Small 4to, original half roan. (In Turkish.)
n. p., n. d. Early 19th Century
6425 MOHAMMED AL-GHAZZALI. The Alchemy of Happiness, by
Mohammed Al-Ghazzali, the Mohammedan Philosopher. Trans-
lated from the Turkish by Henry A. Homes. Royal 8vo, cloth.
Albany: Munsell, 1873
6426 NAIMA (MUSTAFA). Annals of the Turkish Empire from 1591
to 1659 of the Christian Era. Translated from the Turkish by
Charles Fraser. Vol. I. Large 4to, cloth. London, 1832
* No more than this first volume was published, which ends with the year of
the Hegira 1026 (A.D. 1617).
6427 NASR EDDIN EFFENDI. Turkish Manuscript. (The Laughable
sayings of the master Nasr Eddin Effendi), written on 62 pp. small
4to. Bound in the original half roan boards, sides of oriental paper.
19th Century
6248 Lathanaf Khoohat Nasar Eddin Afdyn (Laughable the master
Nasr Eddin Effendi). Printed Turkish text, 39 pp. i2mo, original
limp boards. A. H. 1256 [A. D. 1840]
6429 The Turkish Jester ; or, the Pleasantries of Cogia Nasr Eddin
Effendi. Translated from the Turkish by George Borrow. Crown
8vo, wrappers, pp. 52. Ipswich (England), 1884
* Scarce. Only 100 printed.
6430 NEW TESTAMENT. Kitab al'ahd al djedyd al maasoob ala rab-
bina 'isa al masiyah. (Translated in 1675 at Constantinople by a
Pole named Alb. Bobowsky under the name of Ali Bey, and now
published by Prof. M. Kieffer.) 8vo, half russia. [Paris, 1819]
* In the Osmanli dialect. The issue of this at the expense of the British and
Foreign Bible Society caused severe Comments, it being asserted that the transla-
tion was not a faithful rendering, and it was shortly after its publication
suppressed.
744 Western anfc Central Bsia
THE TURKISH LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6431 REDHOUSE (J. W.) English and Turkish Dictionary in Two
Parts ; English and Turkish and Turkish and English. Thick post
8vo, half calf. London: Quaritch, 1856
6432 A Lexicon, English and Turkish; shewing, in Turkish, the
Literal, Incidental, Figurative, Colloquial, and Technical Significa-
tions of the English Terms. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1861
6433 A Vindication of the Ottoman Sultan's Title of "Caliph;"
shewing its antiquity, validity, and universal acceptance. Crown
8vo, wrappers, pp. 19. London, 1877
6434 History, System, and Varieties of Turkish Poetry. Selections
in the Original, and in English Paraphrase, with a notice of the
Islamic Doctrine of the Immortality of Woman's Soul in the Future
State. 8vo, cloth, pp. 61. London [1879]
6435 Redhouse's Turkish Dictionary, in Two Parts, English and
Turkish, and Turkish and English. In which the Turkish Words
are represented in the Oriental Character, as well as their correct
Pronunciation and Accentuation shown in English Letters. Second
Edition, revised and enlarged by Charles Wells. Thick 8vo, cloth,
pp. 884. London, 1880
* Laid in is a portion of an autograph letter signed from Mr. Wells to Mr.
Redhouse in regard to this edition (the last two pages of the letter).
6436 Simplified Grammar of the Ottoman-Turkish Language. Post
8vo, cloth. London, 1884
6437 RIGGS (ELIAS). Outline of a Grammar of the Turkish Language,
as written in the Armenian Character. Crown 8vo, cloth, pp. 56.
Constantinople: Privately printed, 1856
6438 ROEHRIG (F. L. O.) De Turcarum Linguae, indole ac natura.
8vo, limp cloth, pp. 30. Philadelphia, i860
6439 [RUSSELL (LORD JOHN).] The Establishment of the Turks in
Europe. An historical Discourse. i2mo, full marbled calf.
London, 1828
6440 SHAIKH-ZADAH. The History of the Forty Vezirs; or the Story
of the Forty Morns and Eves. Written in Turkish by Sheykh-
Zada. Done into English by E. J. W. Gibb. Post 8vo, cloth.
London, 1886
XKHestern ant) Central Bsia 745
THE TURKISH LANGUAGE, ETC.— Continued.
6441 VAMBERY (ARMINIUS). Travels and Adventures of the
Turkish Admiral Sidi AH Reis in India, Afghanistan, Central Asia,
and Persia in 1553- 1556. Translated from the Turkish, with notes.
Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
6442 WELLS (DR. CHARLES). Practical Grammar of the Turkish
Language (as spoken and written). With Exercises . . . quota-
tations . . . and Rules of the Arabic and Persian Grammars as
have been adopted by the Osmanlis, the pronunciation ... in
English letters throughout. 8vo, cloth. London: Quaritch, 1880
6443 The Literature of the Turks. A Turkish Chrestomathy, con-
sisting of extracts in Turkish from the best Turkish Authors, Bio-
graphical and Grammatical Notes, and Facsimiles of MS. Letters
and Documents. 8vo, cloth. London, 1891
Central anb IRortbern Hsia,
Gbe Caspian, {Turkestan, Bokbara, Ikbiva, fll>en>, tbe
Pamirs, IRasbQar, IParkanfc, IRbotan, Ikulbja,
Sunaaria, Siberia, part of IRussia, etc
6444 ABU AL GHAZI BAHADUR KHAN. General History of the
Turks, Moguls, and Tatars, vulgarly called Tartars. Together with
a Description of the Countries they inhabit. I. The Genealogical
History of the Tatars, from a Tatar Manuscript, etc. II. An Ac-
count of the Present State of Northern Asia, etc. 2 maps. 2 vols,
post 8vo, old panelled calf. London, 1729-30
6445 ATKINSON (THOMAS WILLIAM). Travels in the Regions
of the Upper and Lower Amoor, and the Russian Acquisitions on
the Confines of India and China. With Adventures among the
Mountain Kirghis, Man jours, Manyargs, etc. Map and numerous
illustrations (frontispiece colored) . Royal 8vo, cloth. London, i860
746 Western anfc Central Bsia
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ASIA— Continued.
6446 BARKER (W. BURCKHARDT). Short Historical Account of
the Crimea, from the earliest ages and during the Russian Occupa-
tion. Map and a few plates. i2mo, cloth. Hertford, 1855
6447 BOHTLINGK (OTTO). liber die Sprache der Jakuten. Gram-
matik, Text und Worterbuch. 4to, wrappers, pp. 300, 97 and 184.
Dr. S. S. Haldeman's copy with his autograph. St. Petersburg, 185 1
* Scarce. The Yakut language is spoken in the region between Lake Baikal
and the Arctic Sea, in the Siberian Province of Yakutsk.
6448 BONVALOT (GABRIEL). Through the Heart of Asia. Over
the Pamir to India. 250 illustrations by Albert Pepin. 2 vols, royal
8vo, cloth. London, 1889
6449 BOULGER (DEMETRIUS CHARLES). The Life of Yakoob
Beg; Athalik Ghazi, and Badaulet; Ameer of Kashgar. Map and
Appendix. 8vo, cloth. London, 1878
6450 England and Russia in Central Asia. 2 maps {one the Russian
Official map) and appendices. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879
6451 Central Asian Portraits; the Celebrities of the Khanates and
the Neighboring States. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1880
6452 Central Asian Questions. Essays on Afghanistan, China and
Central Asia. Portrait and maps. 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
6453 BURNABY (COL. FRED.) A Ride to Khiva: Travels and Ad-
ventures in Central Asia. Maps and Appendix. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1877
6454 CASTREN (ALEXANDER). Elementa Grammatices Tschere-
missse. (With vocabulary.) Post 8vo, half cloth. Kuopio, 1845
* A grammar of the language of the Tsheremiss tribes, inhabiting the country
watered by the lower Volga. Rare.
6455 Grammatik der Samojedischen Sprachen. Herausgegeben von
Anton Schiefner. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 608. St. Petersburg, 1854
* Very Scarce.
6456 Worterverzeichnisse aus den Samojedischen Sprachen. Bear-
beitet von Anton Schiefner. 8vo, half morocco. St. Petersburg, 1855
6457 Ethnologische Vorlesungen uber die Altaischen Volker nebst
Samojedischen Marchen und Tatarischen Heldensagen. Herausge-
geben von Anton Schiefner. 8vo, half cloth. St. Petersburg, 1857
6458 COBBOLD (RALPH P.) Innermost Asia : Travel and Sport in the
Pamirs. Portrait, maps and numerous illustrations. 8vo, buckram.
London, 1900
Western ant> Central Bsia 747
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ASIA— Continued.
6459 COCHRANE (JOHN DUNDAS). Narrative of a Pedestrian
Journey through Russia and Siberian Tartary, from the Frontiers
of China to the Frozen Sea and Kamtchatka. Third Edition.
2 colored aquatint plates of costume, 3 maps, etc. 2 vols, post 8vo,
boards (joints cracked), uncut. London, 1825
6460 COLLINS (PERRY McDONOUGH). A Voyage Down the
Amoor : with a Land Journey through Siberia, and Notices of Man-
chooria, Kamschatka and Japan. Frontispiece. Post 8vo, cloth.
New York, i860
6461 COXON (HERBERT). Oriental Carpets. How they are Made
and Conveyed to Europe. With a Narrative of a Journey to the
East in Search of Them. Map and 11 lithographic plates. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1884
6462 CURZON (GEORGE N.— Lord Curzon of Kedleston). The
Pamirs, and the Source of the Oxus. Map and illustrations. Royal
8vo, art cloth. London [1896]
6463 CUST (ROBERT NEED HAM). On the Geographical Distribu-
tion of the Turki Branch of the Ural-Altaic Family of Languages.
8vo, wrappers, pp. 9. Ley den, 1892
6464 DOBSON (GEORGE). Russia's Railway Advance into Central
Asia. Notes of a Journey from St. Petersburg to Samarkand.
Illustrations and maps. Thick post 8vo, cloth. London, 1890
6465 DORN (B.) Ausziige aus Muhanimedanischen Schriftstellern,
betreffend die Geschichte und Geographie der Siidlichen Kiistenlander
des Kaspischen Meeres nebst einer kurzen Geschichte der Chane von
Scheki. Arabische, Persische und Turkische Texte. Thick 8vo,
wrappers. St. Petersburg, 1858
6466 Caspia. Uber die Einfalle der Alten Russen in Tabaristan
nebst Zugaben uber andere von ihnen auf dem Kaspischen Meere
und in den anliegenden Landern ausgefuhrte Unternehmungen.
Two maps. Thick 4to, wrappers. (Mem. de Acad. Roy. de St.
Petersbourg.) St. Petersbourg, 1875
6467 DUKA (THEODORE.) Essay on Ugor Languages. Map. 8vo,
wrappers. (Reprint.) [London, 1889]
748 TKHestern anfc Central Bsia
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ASIA— Continued.
6468 GUIGNES (JOSEPH DE). Histoire Generate des Huns, des
Turcs, des Mogols, et des autres Tartares Occidentaux, avant et
depuis Jesus Christ jusqu'a present. Ouvrage tire des livres Chinois
et des Manuscrits Orientaux de la Bibliotheque du Roi. 5 vols. 4to,
old calf. Paris, 1756- 1758
* Includes also the histories of the Avars, the Eastern and Western Turks, the
Ghaznevides, the Seljukides, the Atabeks of Syria, the Khans of the Crimea and
Kasan, the Cossacks, the Mameluks of Egypt, etc. The first volume is entirely
taken up with the chronological tables of all the Asiatic nations (including China,
Corea and Japan), and the last volume contains a double-column index filling
PP- 377-5I7-
6469 HEDIN (SVEN). Through Asia (1893-97). Plates and hundreds
of illustrations in the text. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth, gilt top (library
labels removed from covers). London, 1898
6470 HELLWALD (FREDERICK VON). The Russians in Central
Asia. A Critical Examination down to the present time of the
Geography and History of Central Asia. Translated by Lt.-Col.
Theodore Wirgman. Map. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
6471 HENDERSON (E.) Biblical Researches and Travels in Russia;
including a Tour in the Crimea and the Passage of the Caucasus;
with observations on the state of the Rabbinical and Karaite Jews,
and the Mahomedan and Pagan Tribes. Maps and plates. 8vo,
half morocco. London, 1826
* The author visited the shores of the Caspian.
6472 HOLMES (WILLIAM RICHARD). Sketches on the Shores of
the Caspian, Descriptive and Pictorial. 8 plates and zvoodcuts.
8vo, cloth. London, 1845
6473 JACKSON (FREDERICK GEORGE). The Great Frozen Land
(Bolshaia Zemelskija Tundra). Narrative of a winter journey
across the Tundras and a Sojourn among the Samoyads. Edited
from Journals, by Arthur Montefiore. Illustrations and maps. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1895
6474 KENNAN (GEORGE). Siberia and the Exile System. Maps and
numerous illustrations. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. New York, 1891
6475 KHANIKOFF (M.) Bokhara: its Amir and its People. Translated
from the Russian by Baron Clement A. De Bode. Portrait of the
Amir, and map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1845
XKHestern anfc Central asta 749
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ASIA— Continued.
6476 KRAHMER (GUSTAV). Russland in Asien. (Band I, Trans-
kaspien und seine Eisenbahn, von O. Heyfelder; Band II, Russland
in Mittel-Asien ; III, Sibirien und die grosse Sibirische Eisenbahn ;
IV, Russland in Ost-Asien, mit besonderer Berucksichtigung der
Mandschurei; V, Das Nordostliche Kiistengebiet ; VI, Die Bezie-
hungen Russlands zu Persien ; VII, Die Beziehungen Russlands zu
Japan (all by Krahmer), also, Das Transkaspische Gebiet, von
Krahmer (Russland in Asien, Band I, 1905). Together 8 vols, in 3.
8vo (two in cloth). Numerous maps and illustrations. (As 3 vols.)
Hanover, Leipzig, and Berlin, 1889- 1905
6477 KUROPATKIN (A. N.) Kashgaria: [Eastern or Chinese Turkes-
tan]. Historical and Geographical Sketch of the Country; its Mili-
tary Strength, Industries and Trade. Trans, by W. E. Gowan.
Royal 8vo, cloth. Calcutta, 1882
6478 LANSDELL (HENRY). Russian Central Asia, including Kuldja,
Bokhara, Khiva and Merv. Maps and illustrations, with two extra
photographs of the author laid in. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Presentation
copy from the Author. London, 1885
6479 Through Central Asia. Map and Appendix on the Diplomacy
and Delimitation of the Russo-Afghan Frontier. Illustrated. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1887
6480 Chinese Central Asia. A ride to little Tibet. Maps and illus-
trations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1893
6481 LATHAM (R G.) The Native Races of the Russian Empire.
Large colored map, and colored frontispiece. Post 8vo, cloth.
* Treats very fully of the Tartar races of Northern Asia. London, 1854
6482 LESUR (M.) Histoire des Kosaques, precedee d'une Introduction
. . . sur les Peuples qui ont habite le Pays des Kosaques avant
l'invasion des Tartares. 2 vols, post 8vo, half roan. Paris, 1814
6483 MAGGREGOR (LT.-COL. C. M.) Central Asia. Part V. . . .
History, Ethnography, topography, and Resources of part of Asiatic
Turkey and Caucasia. (Arranged alphabetically). Royal 8vo,
cloth (name cut from title). Calcutta, 1872
6484 MARVIN (CHARLES). Merv, The Queen of the World; and
the Scourge of the Man-Stealing Turcomans. Portrait and maps.
8vo, cloth. London, 1881
75o Western ant) Central Hsia
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ASIA— Continued.
6485 MARVIN (CHARLES). The Russian Advance towards India.
Conversations with Distinguished Russian Generals and Statesmen
on the Central Asian Question. Map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1882
6486 Reconnoitring Central Asia, Pioneering Adventures in the
region between Russia and India. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1886
6487 The Region of Eternal Fire. An Account of a Journey to the
Petroleum Region of the Caspian in 1883. New Edition. Portrait,
etc. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 189 1
6488 MEIGNAN (VICTOR). From Paris to Pekin over Siberian Snows
by Sledge, Caravan and Mule Palanquin. Edited from the French,
by William Conn, with supplementary notes not in the original
edition. Map and numerous illustrations. Thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1885
6489 MEYENDORF (BARON von). Journey from Orenburg to
Bokhara in 1820. (After the French original compiled by Dr. Carl
Hermann Scheidler.) Translated by Capt. E. F. Chapman. 8vo,
wrappers, pp. 66. Calcutta, 1870
6490 MILES (COL. WILLIAM). The Shajrat Ul Atrak, or Genealogi-
cal Tree of the Turks and Tatars ; Translated and abridged by Col.
Miles. Map. 8vo, cloth. London, 1838
* A native history of the Tartars, or, as they are here called, "The Moghuls."
A greater part of the work is occupied with the life and conquests of Genghis
Khan.
6491 MOSHEIM (JOHN LAWRENCE). Historia Tartarorum Ecclesi-
astica. Small 4to, boards (lacks map). Helmstadt, 1741
6492 MULLER (G. F.) and PALLAS (PETER SIMON). Conquest
of Siberia, and History of the Transactions, Wars, Commerce, etc.,
between Russia and China from the earliest period. 8vo, wrappers,
pp. 153. London, 1842
* Rare.
6493 NASYROFF (A. K.) and POLIAKOFF (P. A.) Skazke Kazan-
ske Tataer. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 112. Kazan, 1900
* The Turkish Tartar text of popular tales with Russian translations, and criti-
cal remarks on their affinity with other folk-tales.
Western anfc> Central Hsta 75 l
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ASIA— Continued.
6494 NORDENSKIOLD (A. E.) The Voyage of the Vega round Asia
and Europe. With a Historical Review of Previous Journeys along
the North Coast of the Old World. Translated by Alexander
Leslie. 5 portraits, numerous maps and illustrations. Thick royal
8vo, cloth. New York, 1882
6495 O 'DONOVAN (EDMOND). The Merv Oasis. Travels and
Adventures East of the Caspian during the Years 1879-81, including
five months' residence among the Tekkes of Merv. Portrait, maps
{on linen) and facsimiles of State Documents. 2 vols. 8vo, three-
quarter blue crushed levant, gilt tops. Fine copy. London, 1882
6496 PAMPHLETS. Shaw on the Shigni (Ghalchah) Dialect, 1877;
Peacock's Original Vocabularies of Five West Caucasian Languages ;
Cunningham on the Ephthalites or White Huns; Wister's Ballads
and Bards of the Ukraine. 1875 ; (Excerpts from Journals) with
others similar, catalogues of books on the Ural dialects, etc. (15
pieces.)
6497 PETIS DE LA CROIX (FRANCOIS). The History of Genghiz-
can the Great, first Emperor of the Ancient Moguls and Tartars;
his life, Advancement and Conquests; the Manners, Customs and
Laws of the Ancient Moguls and Tartars, etc. 8vo, boards (back
cover damaged). Calcutta, 1816
6498 POPOWSKI (JOSEF). The Rival Powers in Central Asia, or
the Struggle between England and Russia in the East. Trans, by
A. B. Brant. Edited by C E. D. Black. Map. 8vo, cloth.
Westminister (London), 1893
6499 RAVENSTEIN (E. G.) The Russians on the Amur; its Discovery,
Conquests, and Colonisation, with a description of the Country, its
Inhabitants, Productions, and Commercial Capabilities ; and Personal
Accounts of Russian Travellers. Maps, plates, and illustrations in
the text. 8vo, cloth. London, 1861
6500 RAWLINSON (SIR HENRY C.) England and Russia in the
East. A Series of Papers on Political and Geographical Conditions
of Central Asia. Map. 8vo, cloth (embossed stamp on title).
London, 1875
75 2 Western anfc> Central asia
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ASIA— Continued.
6501 SCHOTT (WILHELM). Das Zahlwort in der Tschudischen
Sprachenclasse, wie auch im Tiirkischen, Tungusischen und Mongo-
lischen. Folding table. 4to, wrappers, pp. 29. Berlin, 1853
6502 SCHUYLER (EUGENE). Turkistan. Notes of a Journey in
Russian Turkistan, Khokand, Bukhara, and Kuldja. Fourth Edition.
3 maps and numerous illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (worn).
London, 1876
6503 SHAW (ROBERT BARKLEY). Visits to High Tartary, Yarkand,
and Kashghar, and return journey over the Karakoram Pass.
Map, colored plates, etc. 8vo, half calf. London, 1871
6504 A Sketch of the Turki Language as spoken in Eastern Turkis-
tan (Kashghar and Yarkand). Part I, Grammar; Part II, Voca-
bulary. 2 Parts, 8vo, wrappers, pp. 109 and 226. Calcutta, 1878-80
* Part II is the extra Number of the Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal.
Contains also Lists of names of birds and plants, by J. Scully.
6505 SKRINE (FRANCIS HENRY) and ROSS (EDWARD DENI-
SON). The Heart of Asia. A History of Russian Turkestan and
the Central Asian Khanates from the Earliest Times. Map and
illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1899
* The best general history of Central Asia.
6506 STADLING (J.) Through Siberia. Edited by F. H. H. Guille-
mard. 2 maps and 47 illustrations. Royal 8vo, art buckram.
Westminster (London), 1901
* A vivid account of a journey through little-known districts and over the far
northern tundras of the Taimyr.
6507 STEIN (M. AUREL). Preliminary Report on a Journey of Archaeo-
logical and Topographical Exploration in Chinese Turkestan. 13
illustrations, and 16 plates containing numerous examples of terra
cottas, frescoes {colored), Tablets and Documents. 4to, cloth.
London, 1901
6508 Sand-Buried Ruins of Khotan. Personal Narrative of a
Journey of Archaeological and Geographical Exploration in Chinese
Turkestan. Map from original surveys, and numerous illustrations.
8vo, cloth. London, 1903
IKaestern an& Central Bsia 753
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ASIA— Continued.
6509 STRAHLENBERG (PHILIP JOHN VON). Historico-Geo-
graphical Description of the North and Eastern parts of Europe and
Asia, but more particularly of Russia, Siberia and Grand Tartary
.... with Polyglot Table of the Dialects of 32 Tartarian Nations,
and Vocabulary of Kalmuck-Mungalian. Written originally in High-
German by P. J. Von Strahlenberg, a Swedish Officer, 13 years
captive in those parts. Large folding map, a folding woodcut, table
of harmony of languages, and 10 copper-plates of antiquities. Small
4to, old calf (cover loose). London, 1738
* Sir Wm. Ouseley's copy, with his autograph. Rare.
6510 TIMUR OR TAMERLANE. Institutes Political and Military
written originally in the Mogul [i. e., Jagatai-Turki] Language, by
the Great Timour, improperly called Tamerlane ; first translated into
Persian by Abu Taulib Alhusseini ; and thence into English, with
marginal notes, by Major Davy . . . and the Work published wifh
Geographical Notes, etc., by Joseph White. Portrait of Tamerlane.
4to, half calf. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1783
65 1 1 The Mulfuzat Timury, or Autobiographical Memoirs of the
Moghul Emperor Timur, written in the Jagtay Turky Language,
turned into Persian by Abu Talib Hussyny, and translated into Eng-
lish by Major Charles Stewart. Map. 4to, wrappers (rebacked
cloth), pp. 154. (Oriental Trans. Fund.) London, 1830
6512 V AMBER Y (ARMINIUS). Travels in Central Asia . . . A Jour-
ney from Teheran across the Turkoman Desert ... to Khiva,
Bokhara, and Samarcand, in 1863. Illustrations. Thick 8vo, cloth.
London, 1864
* First Edition. Scarce. The account of his famous journey in Central Asia
disguised as a dervish.
6513 Sketches of Central Asia. Additional chapters on My Travels,
and on the Ethnology of Central Asia. 8vo, cloth. Phila. 1868
6514 History of Bokhara, from the Earliest Period down to the
Present. Composed for the first time after Oriental known and
unknown Historical Manuscripts. 8vo, cloth. London, 1873
6515 History of Bokhara. Second Edition. 8vo, cloth.
London, 1873
6516 Central Asia, and the Anglo-Russian Frontier Question.
Translated by F. E. Bunnett. Crown 8vo, cloth. London, 1874
754 Western ant) Central Hsia
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN ASIA— Continued.
6517 VAMBERY (ARMINIUS). Life and Adventures written by Him-
self. Portrait and 14 illustrations. 8vo, cloth. London, 1884
6518 The Coming Struggle for India, an account of the Encroach-
ments of Russia in Central Asia, and of the Difficulties sure to arise
therefrom to England. Map. Post 8vo, cloth. London, 1885
6519 VENUKOF (M.), VALIKHANOF (CAPT.), AND OTHERS.
The Russians in Central Asia; their occupations of the Kirghiz
Steppe and the Line of the Syr-Daria; their political relations with
Khiva, Bokhara, and Kokan ; also descriptions of Chinese Turkestan
and Dzungaria. Translated from the Russian by John and Robert
Michell. Map (in pocket) and 4 plates. 8vo, cloth. London, 1865
6520 WOOD (HERBERT). The Shores of Lake Aral. 2 maps. 8vo,
cloth. London, 1876
6521 WOOD (CAPT. JOHN). A Journey to the Source of the River
Oxus. New Edition, edited by his son. With an Essay on the Geo-
graphy of the Valley of the Oxus by Col. Henry Yule. Maps, and
frontispiece. 8vo, cloth. London, 1872
6522 YOUNGHUSBAND (CAPT. F. E.) The Heart of a Continent.
Travels in Manchuria, across the Gobi Desert, through the Hima-
layas, the Pamirs, and Chitral, 1884- 1894. Maps and illustrations.
Third Edition. 8vo, cloth. London, 1896
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